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NEW YORK CURB RANGE.
CONCENTRATES.

Grant Snyder has gone TO the Clin
property at Ophir.
L. l.. Godbe and Casimir Werk have
gone to Phoebe to look over the mines
Of the district.
liner PETIT general manager Of the
Bingham Mines company. and Colin
Mcintosh, general manager of the Ohio
Copper company spent yesterday in
Bingham.
The Boston and Colorado smelter at
Denver which has been In business
for a. years Is to close The company
Is to be dissolved and the assets divid-
ed among the stockholders II was in
corporated under the laws Of Massa-
chusetts in 1855.
1t Is understood that Boston syndi-
cate is seeking to purchase the prop
erty OF the Giles Mining and Milling
company at Park city. Engineers have
been over the ground and made a fav-
orable report, II is said. and there Is
now an excellent opportunity OF the
claims being developed extensively.
The property lies beyond the Silver
King Coalition toward Big Cottonwood.
A scheme has been started IN Boston
for the advertising ~ the resources OF
Phoebe. A message was received al
the office Of the Prince Consolidated
Mining company yesterday that GER
tain brokerage house in Boston. inter
ested In Phoebe. has subscribed $500 go
ward a $1,000 fund TO get tho Curtis
aoroplanc 20 give an exhibition ~
Phoebe n tho plan meets with the APP
prevail Of local people there is no doubt
but what the date viii be set for the
event
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NAMED ownericss fl0.S6s. In con-
ncction with the liquidation Of th'
city Of Glasgow bank, again, no
claims were lodged in respect OF
fb4.14S: and. though subsequently
some of the money was claimed, the
Assets company not long since had
thousands OF pounds for which owners
could not be found
Look. too. at the special manner IN
which the Old Lady OF Threadnecdle
street deals with dormant balances Of
long standing She invests them. and
the interest which accrues Is suhicieni
10 pension the widows Of her deccas-
eel clerks.
Besides such testimony as this. there
are many Isolated Incidents which 3 -
TO show that, 81 banks were made 20
disgorge the money 60 which the
have no right the over-tightcninN
grip of taxation might be prom.
relaxed.
4 mysterious account stands In IA
alias OF maiden lady. After she had
been a customer AT a certain joint
stock bank for some years. she opened
n second account In an assumed name
"A practise which is constantly add
ing 20 unclaimed boards In banks 3D.
and paid into It lump sum Of 1850
subsequently. her original account was
frequently dealt with, but the other
she never touched After her death
her executors Withdrew the balance NJ
the fast account About the C1.50J.
however. they said nothiug-gnd n0s
did the bank.
For business reasons. a French gen
tleman once wished To communicate
with certain English lady. and wrote
10 her London agents. who, on maxi
ing inquiries. dis overed that she had
died in a lunatic asylum. Her Affairs
were then Investigated. with the re-
suit that a solicitor recovered from q
bank an account in her name which
had been dormant for some time.
DIs-BANKING.
A Dublin bank once issued a list Of
unclaimed property in its possession.
Here are two suggestive Items from IL;
Box containing "A number OF silver
articles. coins, medals, and seals, and
having ON Il crest, and the name.
+. $. Cooper
Box containing diamonds and ar
ticles of jewelry lodged by DR.. An
drew Blake and George Jennings ON
Dec. %, 1875"
There are many similar boards In
Irish banks, numbers Of which have
remained In them since the rebellion.
Some years ago an Irish peer. when i'm
Melbourne heard in romantic clrcum
stances that quantity Of plate had
been deposited I'm Dublin bank By
one Of his ancestors at the beginning
OF the nineteenth century. and that
there II still remained The bank. on
his communicating with il. az once
admitted his claim, and delivered up
the treasure. Tit Bits.
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UNCLAIMED MONEY IN BANKS

" IFTY millions of unclaimed de-
- posits In the Golfers of banks,
such was The amazing total ar
rived at. a few years ago, by the
Edinburgh Merchants company
which pctitioned parliament with the
same object as BIN recently intro
duced into the house of commons--
that an such balances shall he cone
hsCated by the state.
Whether the estimate is fairly ace
curate n IS impossible 20 say, because
bankers make mo- returns Of unclaimed
funds In their possession. ana refuse
90 give any Information ON the sub
ject bur banks unqucstionahly hold
enormous sums FOR which no owners
are forthcoming
An Indirect proof of this Is thaA
saving banks, which are Obliged TO
publish their accounts. invariably
acknow ledge having some dormant
and unclaimed balances. only "a few
months since one made q special ef-
fort 10 discover the owners OF mum
her of such accounts. but though it
found the people entitled 40 l5,112
IL was unable t0 trace the owners Of
deposits aggrcgating f512f
ORPHANED THOUSANDS
Further evidence 10 the same pur-
port is supplied on the occasion Of
hank failure. When the Western Bank
OF scotland went into liquidation
many balances we're unclaimed, and,
twenty years afterwards. there re-
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Nrw YonK COPPER cLosE.

james a. Pollock a CO.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following received
over their private wire this afternoon
Butte 4 London, EGGS. Cumberland
Ely, 6hm63-l6. GirouN Con. gisd9as
Ncyuda Con. 2i4a2ifs Nevada Utah.
9-lbml ll-l6. Nipisslng, i2hgi2A,
Newhousc. 2Au3h Tennessee Copper.
3siaN35is. Utah Copper i9AMf97.
Davis Daily bisnGh; Ely Central ! sic
ola Ely Con. Snll, Furnace Creek.
l05 Greene a. q :. COM. fUS Mitch
cn. l-l6d3-iG. Montgomery shoshone.
1fsM2is, Nevada smelling. ii-tGal3-lG.
silver queen. 3l0l0, silver Leaf l5alf.
King edward. aU7s. Fustcr Cobalt As
n52, fl Rayo. 2A03. Cobalt Central
2lkn,ht Mckinley -Darragh NsU0i.
Hntc Mining 2n3. Gibraltar eQs.
Ray Conc l97s420. Chino. Taos. Gui.
9HU9is, inspiration, 73-i691Ai Ray
Cent. 1-lGn4H First National Col-
per- 6h06A Boston Con. l5LGl5N
Yukon Gold. 5hn5h; North Butte TX
tension. 2al Miami copper. ii7sat6.
D.. y Cas- inlh. Wyoming. 3
as
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. sept a-Tho wheat market
WAS extremely cratic during tine early
ttading today, the September delivery
particularly selling over Wide range
Shorts in the curront month we're anN-
ious bidders az the start ana within q
few minutes after ne opening which
was at lONLi tO lnGi2. the price had adj
vanced 90 1914 nearly Two cents above
the closing figures Of the previous day
Leading longs then began Co sell mod
crafelN aud tho price dropped preclpi-
tatclN go l0iat. December, which opened
unchanged 40 re lower al iN's ~ lOl,
declined 90 i00ia after touching l0l's.
Decided weakness prevailed lu the corn
market early lu the scssion, ON account
OF liberal realizing sales The September
option declined more than 7 cent during
the nrst hour December opened iac lower
10 ~ higher 40 59ss 10 a9As ANA declined
oats were irregular at the start. the
september delivery heiug strong and the
deferred months weak. shorts were
again active bidders for the current
month and as result. Tie price add
Nancod 90 i3is. one cent above vester-
DAYS close. December opened unchanged
20 - higher at SIS 20 ao andssoid on
10 3sA 10 8is
Provisions we're weak on selling bv
local packers. The break in corn and ~
5c 40 l0c decline in live nogs were bear
lsh factors Prices al the opening were
~ 40 lG cents lower
rattle throughout the DAY, but the distant
deliveries became weaker December sold
On 90 g9N Tho market closed weak with
December on IS al 100 lo0t. September
was up a al los
Corn The market was weak an day.
The bottom for December was reached at
ak05sia The close was weak with De-
cemher down lis al hsA
The close
Wheat september. iog. December, lo0a
l0ls May. i02h n 1928
september diii December, $50.
May coz
Oats September a.. December asa
a8h May nh0nL
Pork september 2W' January. lsiI.
May $500
Lard september i2NM October l20.
November lliii January, 1850
Ribs september, ii&, October. li62i4:
January $40. May. gOM
rye Cash. nal2. September, "a. De-
oembcr ~.
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OPERATORS COMBINE
TO CONTROL COPPER
Metal Interests win he Brought To-
rcthCr During the Winter 10
Regulate Prices.


a new l'lh pifaa Hi7t'i'h says 1"
dependent copper interests are discuss
inc tentative ulans for the formation of
-. "a. .t.,...,,.... 80 ...t.- M,
- W.
octuai SCOPE OF tne new onteipilst hdr
not been determined.
Tho idea oricinntad al "a dinner piy.
a., .,... =. Al 4.
NM, ~ Wy NvpiN
1870, -, 80 ,.,. ~,
go ~. ~ 49,, z,
~ .,' 49, ,, 49,
,,'. .,t'' ...,, w.. 80.
t,.,i.' ~ ,,,,... y, -,
s 80, y .'...,. .,', %
'' by, .....,.,...
Ivy ~, ~, l-.,.,..,.
l''.. l'il.-i 'i"Vg w Wy. '''i'''
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LIVESTOCK.


South Omaha. Sept 29.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500: market steady; native
steers. A75GS00 cows and heifers 300
G5OO: western steers. 3.70m6.25: Texas
steers. 3OOG510; COWS, 3.55M425; cam
ners. 2O0G30O; stockers and feeders.
1904 $40: calves. S.50m6.I5; bulls, stays.
etc. 2.5M45o
lower Mixed le5dS.OO; light. s.Vvn
SO7Ia: pigs. 8.75a75O: bulk OF sales.
795mS.00; heavy, 1904 500
Sheep Receipts, $4,000 market
steady: yearlnes. j.00N5SO; wethers,
4250475; ewes 40OgA30: lambs, 5.5S
ass.
Kansas city sept .-Cattle-Re-
ccipts. $4,000: market steady to strong
Native steers. AJ0MSlj; native COWS
and hcifers. 2.25N5.50. stOckers and
feeders. 325a5.50; bulls. 2.J0a37s;
calves. 250a750; western steers. 3.15N
G.50 western cowg, 255@425.
Hogs Receipts. $4,000. Market .
cents lower Bulk Of sales 1.s0aS2O;
heavy. 7I00i.30. packers and butch
ers. 7.9OHS2j light 7GO@Sl0; pigs,
5.50d7.25.
sheep - Receipts, 10000; market
steady muttons, 4.25m4S5; lambs. $50
also. range Wethers and ycarlings,
f25N5.25; range ewes, 3.25@5OO.
CHICAGO
Chicago. sept - Cattle Receipts es-
fimated "a 1900. market steady. shade
lower. bCrNas 3s51s;0; Texas steers,
s5ca 300. western steers 2.@Neol. stock
cra and feeders. 3.iod5.eo, COWS ana heif-
ors. 2.005gO: calves. ttom9t0
Hogs Receipts estimated at 1900 mar
ket aff noe lower. light, 1904 500 mixed.
L65@ SO: heavy. 125nSh; rough igom
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Sept %. Money on call
firm. 2Ad3 per cent; ruling rate ana
closing bid, "a per cent; offered at
per cent.
Time loans easier. for go days, 2ia0
80 per cent. 30 days. S%Gi per cent;
six months, fk.per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper. 4ls
as per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at ASi.2Oa
S4.S4.3O for 6O-day bills, and at SfSo
for demand.
Commercial bills. S3ssmSiSiis.
Bar silver. 5tA cents.
Mexican dollars, AZ cents.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
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TENNESSEE'S ONLY
LEGAL. SALOON BURNED

NoNinnville. Tenn. Sept 29.-Ten-
nessce's only legal saloon, the Oasis
Situated on mountain top near here,
in such a position that II was more
than four miles distant from any
schoohouse was burned last night
Under the Tennessee prohibition law,
saloons are not permitted within four
miles OF a schoolhOuse.
Steps 70 test the legality of the noun
tain top saloon already had been taken.
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SHIPPING HIGH GRADE.
Prince Consolidated Is Sending Fine
Ore 10 Smcltrr

The Prince Consolidated viii market
at least three cars of high grade ore
this month, which will net the company,
IL is said, approximately $1,000 a car
Two ears have been shipped the third
will go out I'm a few days, and Il is
just possible that the fourth win be
closed before September win have come
TO a close. This ore has come prac-
tlcally all from development on the 900
and $50 levels
Supt Lloyd started two raises in ore
this week from the $50 level; at the
same time continuing work in the
wiuze This Wnzc DIS now down al
most 80 feet, which brings the deepest
workings IN the Prince Consolidated az
900 feet I'm the bottom some cxcep-
tionally fine high grade ore Is showing
and Mr. Lloyd believes Il Is cutting
pretty CLOSE TO the sulphide zone. -
Phoebe Record.
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Barlcy-Cpsh. sos
Timothy september. tol. october. so
March. $40
CloVer--Nothine doing.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York sent -cucaraRaw
stcad, fair refining 315h centrifugal
a6 test, tEit. molasFcE sugar. sisis. Ne-
nned steady. crushed. SIS. powdered '.a''
formulated jla
Conee steady. No. : Rio ~; No. .
Santos. Atua
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago Sept g--Ruttor steady
crcamcries 2itk 02g. dairies, 9n2i
Eggs steady. al mark cases includcu'
N; receipts s53s hrsts Gia prime nis's'
o.
Cheese Firm. daisies. f5iaWiiai twins,
1iNai1; young Americas. li'4nioA Ions
horns. l5h.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

Sierra Nevada. t7dts. Exchequcr. 30
asked Union, 6H"5oi Chollnr % bid
Potosi ia bid
TONOPAH.
Tonorah Nevada. 200 bid. Moatan,
Tononah. i.05 asked MacNa mara. 81
asked. Midway. 1890. Tonopah Bel
mont, s0WS5, West End Cons. 30 asked /:
Jim Butler ii9i2
GOLDfTELD.
Jumbo Ext. % bid. Kendall. I bid:
Booth. u asked Blue Bun bid.
Adams. log. silver Pick. ~ asked.
Blue Bell, 2 bid; ~ lves y bid. Lone
STAR 3u4. ~. WouCe. ASKED. orc.
SAL; Atlantic. t0ni1. CT Bend. SOS.
Simmcrone. 3N4. Florence. 2.S0U2S7is:
D'hcld ~ -. Cons. I bid. Goldfcid
Daisy i2mi3. Comb Fraction SlnS2.
ct. Bend Ext. , bid &C. Bend Annex.
asked, Kewanos, ? asked; Portland.
bid; Crackoriack, bid u Mohawk.
5M6. Red HIS, g asked. " Tiger. Z
asked, Grandma. id2: Golcheld Con.
tS9ff6.S2h; D'nold Triangle, i02: &.
O. D.. bid; Florence ENt'n.. lag
BULLFRoG.
National Rank. fa3: AMETHYST. .
asked. Maynower Cons 10 bid. Mont
fomcry Mt. 3uf. Homestako Cons. .
bid; Tramp CONS, asked
MANHATTAN
Mani. Cons. bid. Dexter. ! bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Pittsburg Sil Peak. s. bid Round
Mountain. 81 bid Rawhidc queen, 20
bid; Rawhide Coalition, % bid. Balloon
Hill 5 bid.
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GOLD IN DAVIS COUNTY.

David Plant has discovered gold en-
a ledge about a half mile below the
crest Ranch in Mill canyon. He made
the discovery last spring, but did not
get started Go work ON IL until this
month. lie is now tunneling IN ON
the vein. being down about eight feet,
says the Davis County Clipper.
The ore al the top 1f the ground as
sayod $3.50 in gold. over s. in silver
and two and halt per cent lead.
He expects two miners up from Salt
Lake Go start work the first OF next
week
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UrNm coprEn oUTrrr.

The output OF the Utah Copper CO.
FOR August b. announced as 5,l62.
pounds This production Is said 10 be-
the largest boo the history of the COM
pany During the second quarter OF
1909. the output was l3.71A4i2 pounds
of copper. this amount being greater
than that OF the previous quarter by
slightly less than l,66i,000 pounds.
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STOCKS ARE SLOW AGAIN.
Iron Blossom and Sioux Are Sold
Heavily on Local Exchange.

Although the stock market was fair
ly active this morning, IL was duh as
compared 10 yesterday. There were
more buying orders for Iron Blossom
and Sioux Consolidated this morn
ing than there have been for some time.
There was scarcely any change in the
condition OF the stock market as to
prices.
Colorado was inactive and low. Only
100 shares were disposed OF this morn
sng and they were disposed OF at Sl.40.
During the morning session, $500 shares
OF Iron Blossom were disposed OF with
the price ranging from Si0I& to N.10.
Sioux Consolidated was fairly active
and 5000 shares we're disposed Of. The
price was from 81 TO 20 cents.
The volume Of business was fairly
good and the number OF stocks that
changed hands was 52,240, while the
amount represented was 81, 204.90
only one sale was made on the curl
market this morning and that WA
Utah Mine Of Fish Springs, one hun
dred shares of this sold at $i.20.
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OUR SPECIAL OFFER.

The Concordance OF the Book OF ,dor-
mon, BY Geo. Reynolds Reduced TO-
complete concordance published. Con-
tains S5l pages. Your ward and home
library Is not complete without a. Send
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WOOL SALES POSTPONED.

Melbourne, Australia, Sept. 29.-It has
been decided not to hold the present
series Of the annual auction wool sales
in this city until the dispute between
the buyers and brokers at Sydney is
settled.
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LEGAL BLANKS.

or every character and description
arranged from thss best legal tormA
aud brought strictly up to Gate.
4 fun supply always on hand at the
nesarpf News Rock Store.
DESFR EFT NEWS BOOK STORE.
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AFTERNOON SALES.
Black Jack, 100 at IA.
Bullock, 1000 at ~.
Colorado. 500 at 1914.
Columbus, 100 at 50, 1000 at 90
buyer 60.
Grand Central. 400 at 42is
Iron Bios som. i, 100 at i07is.
Mason Valley. 800 at 205.
Mineral Flat 800 at g.
Plutus. 500 at Z.
Prince CON. 100 at los
Provo. 300 at ..
Sioux Con, 4 500 at 50; 1000 NJ eS.
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NEW CATALOGUE,
JANUARY l, 1909,
CHURCH WORKS.

We will send our new catalogue 10
any address FREE. Brought up 10
date at the end OF the year. An the
standard Church works included.
THE DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE
6 Main ST.
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A DISCUSSION.
Blood Atonemcnt ana the Origin OF
Plural Marriage.

A pamphlet containing ossT a hun
dred pages. has just been isseed. This
brochure contains discussion on the
questions quoted between elder Jo-
seph H. smith, Jr.. and MY Richard
G. Evans, the latter gentleman begin
second counselor 90 the present OF the
"Reorsanites" The questions are en-
tered into eNhhustlvely by both sides.
ana a great deal OF valuable Informal
ton IL given. Elder Joseph r. Smith.
Jr., shows By historical data and In
controYertihie deductions that the pO-
siuon ~ his opponent Is untenahle.
Post paid 10 any address, zoe.
DEsEREr NEWS BOOK STORE.
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UNABRIDGED
DICTIONARY

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Postage rs cents extra.
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Boston. sent. 2S-Nlth FOREIGN markets
steadily rising. wool dealers aud manu-
facturers foresee high prices IN TINS
country. aud the local market shows m
crcasing frmness Stocks OF tcrritotI
wool ~ aepirrs' hands are depleted and
"A number OF manufacturers are not Vet
fully stocked mp. The leading domestic
quotations follow
Secured values--Icxas. hne. II mvhtns'
MAS. fine. six to eight months, 6s070.
tine ran. 5SaGa
California. northern, 6Sn 90 miodie
county. 63n5; fall free, 5ou62.
Oregon. eastern No. I staple, tNuN.
eastern clothing. IOm12, valley No. I. 81
ass
Territory. fine staple. q 80; fne me
dunn staple. 70a12. fine clothing, 70
ff72. fine medium, clothing, biW
6S. half blood. l3n76 ihree-eighths bioou'
6Sm7O: quarter blood. 6iel6S.
Pulled extra 72075; fine A. 65WN; \
supcrs. coos.
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ophlrlloalll'a MeNisan, .a28@isbi
ml32is savage, D asked. Halo a Nor
cross, ~ bid yellow Jacket, lA0ai AZ.
Bolcher "a asked Confidence, 1925 bid
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~ rRANcIsco MARKEr.

JamOs A Pollock a. 60. bank0ra ana
hrokorF. q west second South street
furnish thc following. received over their
private wines
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WOOL.


ST Louis. sent -Wooi-Quiet, Ter
fitory and western medium. 23H = NM
mediums. 22aei; fine. isala
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PATENTS

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FORENOON SALES.
Black Jack. 900 az a.
Bullock. 1000 at IA
Carisa. 1000 at So 100 at So: 100 at 81
Cedar Talisman. 1000 at az.
Colorado. 200 at i40.
DAILY Judge. 100 at $50
East Tintic Dew. 500 at 1914.
Grand Central. 100 at 242is.
Inyo, 1900 AZ 81 i0O0 at So.
Iron BLOSSOM, 1900 at ITO. 200 at
10 buyer so. $500 at 1914
Mason Valley. 100 at 2lO; 500 at
2O7ia 200 at 205
May Day 100 at a.
Nevada Hills, 100 at 81
New York, 1000 at IA buyer so: 5O0
at ~.
Plutus. 1000 at z.
Seven Troughs. 5000 at o.
Sioux Con, 1900 at 20; $500 al 50.
South Iron Blossom 1000 at I
Tintic Central. 500 at ~ $500 at Z
Uncle Sam. 200 at 81. 500 at co.
Utah Con, 500 at so.
Victor con. 1000 at 5Ni
OPEN BOARD.
Bullock. $40 at l: 1000 at IL
Grown Point. 1000 at 81 1000 at Slk
Indian Queen, 1900 at 3&
Iron Blossom, 1000 at 110: 500 at 10
buyer go: 200 at 1919
Little Bell. 100 at t47h
Mason Valley. 1000 at EOS.
ohio Copper, 200 at $50.
Prince. 100 at i07is; 300 at 10.
Sioux Con, 200 at SO seller 60.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Amount.
Regular Board ........3 81, 900 Si6.2105O
Open Board ......-..15.3lO 5.994 40
Totals 5s 2aO 500 oo4 %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
JR. WHITNEY. stock Broker.
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Pioneer RoOnngs.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29

BOSTON COPPER RANGE
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