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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
CAMP OF PIOCHE
WANTS AIR SHIP
Phoebe Commercial Club rclcgraphs
To salt Lake That d IaNurs Plan
TO Advertise IT. Town.

Word was received from Phoebe.
Nevada. This morning that the camp
favors the holding OF an alrship care
nival at that place and the securing
OF the American aviator Glenn Curtlss
20 do the honors Of propelling heavier
than air machine through space above
Phoebe
The matter of giving the carnival
was started several days ago when g
brokerage house lu Boston sent word
20 the office of The Godhc brothers in
salt Lake th1t 10 had subscribed &o0i
toward a S. 900 fund Tor the givins 20
the exhibition The plan of ADVERTISING
the old camp appealed 90 many ~ tho
local people here who are heavily IN
tcrcsted in Phoebe
The following telegram was received
this morning at the G0dhc office from
the Phoebe Commercial club
Ready TO act. Proposition faNorably
received. Send further details"
a telegram has been sent 10 Boston
for further details OF the event and
n is now believed more than probable
that the nisht or an aviator win take
place ~ Phoebe
As the matter Is taken up by the
Commercial club 70 liz believed that 80 is
more Of movement ON the part n
the community than by the mining in-
forests The camp rs just on the verge
of considerable activity and the pen-
pie of that place believe that flyins
machine exhibition would be "A great
treat tu the people OF that section ~
Nevada ana attract considerable attcn-
ton
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AMONG THE BED0UINS.
Homer Davenport Describes the Ccrc-
mony Which Made Him
Princes Brother.

Homer Davenport went into the
Syrian desert 60 buy Arabian horses.
and there he met Akmet Haffez. prince
OF the Bedouins In the Bohemian for
September. Mr.. Davenport describes
the high honor conferred upon him by
the prince.
And al last. as though he were yet
afraid that he had not shown enough
friendship TO his American friend, this
big-hearted chief conferred on Mr..
Davenport the highest honor within a
Bedouin's power Mr., Davenport gives
the following vivid description Of the
queer ceremony.
Il hope TO succeed in impressing the
reader with the very fine nobility Of
character Of Akmet Haffez. My friend
ship with him ana my admiration for
him began al our first meeting IN Alep-
p0, and each day made both stronger.
And now I was to come into close re-
latione with him Tho morning after
the mare became mine We were 10
start on "a visit 20 Sheikh All, and just
before we mounted ] went through the
ceremony which made me his brother.
"Neither OF us had brothers, and so
we agreed 10 follow out the old GUS
toms OF the Bedouins and take the
fraternal pledge. FIRST treated tho
matter "a little too frivol0usly, but the
RCdouns were very solemn.
standing al one side OF the tent IN
the presence of many witnesses, we
held mp our right hands and with our
let claspcd together repeated the
pledge Akmct Haffez began with the
words Wallah, Wallah' GO Cod
Ms GodD which I repeated after him
'Walmhi valiant and then together
we said them over and over again.
"Rmahi Bllah' Tillah! lillahl
chantcd the old Bedouin. 'AkhWan
akhwau. al yom wa bookra wa la
abad. akWau' cBy God and through
God. brothers today and tomorroy end
forever. brOthorsiD
Il felt nothing az frlvolity now and
aa ! grasped his hand and took th'
oath. my Dyes we're moist After n
was over. he asked how ! felt now thai
] was the brother of a brown old mar
who ate with his hands. ! replied thai
/ I felt no change. that we had appar
entity always been brothers, whereupor
hc began 90 cry
"Who knew, ne asked. but that W.
had been through "a similar ceremony
that God himself had performed
centuries ago ou some other planet''
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STOCKS IRREGULAR
THROUGHOUT DAY

New York. Oct 1.-The opening stock
market to-day was irregular within a
narrow compass although the dealings
were active Atchison was feature
with rise OF point and raciho Mail
advanced ~ and Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake a ohio declined a.
Active stocks moved within narrow
range, but showed a tendency % heaNl-
ness, most OF the leaders ruling tracuon-
ally below Yesterdays close duilhA wv
nrst hour There was "a good INJURY TOT
many OF the minor spCClaltcs. PACING
Telephone q Telegraph. which was dcdlt
in for the first time on the eAchanse
jumped from q To slie. l.aShaWahha
gained points pacihc Mall 3. American
Car preferred tts Reading and Inter-
borough Metropolitan VS. and People q
Cas- International Paper preferred. ln-
ternationa Harvester and Mercantile
Marine preferred T. Chicago. ST Paul.
MINNEAPOLIS q Omaha decnned 4 points.
Chicago a Alton "a. and Pennsylvania
and Consolidated Gas I. There was a
brisk taly before the end Of the hour
The coalers became notably strong
Reading rising .. Delaware ~ Hudson y
and Lackawanna l5. Atchisons gain was
stretched 20 1M Amuigamated copper
advanced a, and Sloss-Shefheld steel = d.
United States steel touched 95s. Illinois
Central declined T.
Bonds were irregular.
Speculative operations were Congestcd
in United states Steel for a time Large
lots of the stock were bought az stead
ny rising prices untl 80 touched alk. q
gain OF 3 points. The railroad list did
not respond selling orders coming out
which drove Rc1diuE back about point
and the Pacincs larg>' fractions. Ameri-
can Smelling after long neglect hy the
bulls. was pushed up 2 points Texas x
Pacific advanced l.
There was nothing OF interest 20 late
trading which was very dun until a
further advance In United states steer
10 gla stirred some activity. Wcstine-
house Electric lost a point.
The market closed rather irregular.
Canadian Pacific rose 3. American Beet
sugar pa and Duluth. South shore ana
Atlantic preferred and tnterborough-M MET
ropolitan 3 Prices fell back. Union Pa
chic fen point below yesterday 5
nrires Lake Eric and Western preferred
Jumped aia United states steel was
then pushed up again To 96h. Inter
borough Metropolitan preferred rose ~
and some recovery In the general list en-
sued.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. oct. 1.-The wheat market was
still strong today despite the elimination
of the september delivery. trading In
which ended in whlrlwnd hnlsh yes
torday with l4-cent advance. shorts
were fairly active bidders for thc De
cember option and for time offerings
were light. A good cash demand and an
advance Of p 10 isd. BOZ The price OF
wheat al Liverpool Inspired the buying
Prices al the opening were u ~ r. tp .lW
2. higher December being at 00k 20
Oia. Later the price advanced TO iWA
% 7a.
proht-taking caused ucaVlness Loo the
corn market early Zoo the day Trading
was light on account OF the absence OF
demand Favorable weather Tor tine new
crop was abe chief depressing influence.
December opened shade lower 60 "a
shade higher at 1l3s 90 3s advanced to
$50 and Then sold or again 10 oth
Notwithstanding larger receipts than
bad been expected. scntiment in the oats
plt was somewhat bullish on account of
huvlng By cash interests. December
opened unchanged 40 a shade higher at
lNihM t0 ase and sold up 90 3,s
asa
Provisions were strong on account of
the buying of lard by local packers.
Prices 40 thc start were shade Go l5c
higher
Wheat-The market lost all lts advance
during the final hour owing 90 selling
based ON "a slump in corn and on lib-
eral. estimate ON the worlds shipments
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GnEAr roNNAGE oF nINGHAM.
WIN be Able to Handle 10000 Tons of
ore a DAY ON Railroad.

Although Bingham is but Is miles
from salt Lake city few people ap-
preciate the enormous tonnage OF ore
that is being taken out OF the moun-
taius each day al that place ana
shipped on the railroad. During the
month OF May OF this year the Denver
& Rio Grande railroad. which is known
as the best paying branch railroad In
the world handled 5000 cars Of ore,
This approNlmatcs 3ss. 900 tons or 49,
100000 pouudsa ON June q was re-
corded the heaviest shipments In the
history OF the road over -, 800 900
pounds of ore being consigned from
the Cuprum yards within "a hours.
with increased facilities. the road viii
be able Co handle 10000 tons daily
without difficulty
The Incoming shipments 10 the camp
are also enormous Each day there is
5 200 pounds or powder shipped into
the camp. thousands OF feet OF lumber
and hundreds OF tons OF coal Then
there Ia a large amount of machinery
and merchandise amounting to thou
sands of tons a year 10 requires 81
engines and train crews 20 handle the
enormous shipping OF the canyon.
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for the week December soid on some
me close Vas weak with December %
u az a9H "a "a,
Corn Extreme weakness prevailed gu
daV. December declined 20 Ms lhe
close WINS weak nj almost the botiom
with December OF ic. az 500 net
Close hcat-nec., Wa a, MAY. ~
Corn--Oct.. SEA- Dec. bs's TO- May
sos July. beA
Oats-Dcc.. 3sa,a7s Nav. Ala
Pork-Oct. 9g; jan ls.hh MAY
iSM
f.ard-oct. isi7ib. Nov. i7.,5. JAM
nSbs-oct m'5IiB. Jan. and May. 80.
Rve-Cash. um13. Dec. 90
Barley ash. l0ffhh
Timothy Oct. Q q5. March. $50.
Clovcr-Nothing doing
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. oct. i-Rutter e. steady.
Creameries. siis d %. dairies 22n26
Epus-.Stcady. al mark. cases Included.
Is. receipts. 11H cases, hrsts, 22's' prime
hrsts a.
Chceso-Firm. Daisies. 15i4 n y twins.
liat ais. young Americas, 10 y a "a long
horns l5ia.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York oct. sugar raw. steady
Fair refining, ass centrifugal .e6 test,
23ie molasses sugar, 3.4Sis.
Refined Steady Crushed BIS. powder
ed. 5.g1. granulatcd. 6.15
Conee-Quiet No. Rio, "a. No
santos Sts19
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fenced ia and but little work has been
done thus far in developing
Although the Cumberland Ely copper
company has remained idle since july
4. when IL closed on account OF the
strike Il has produced 100000 pounds
OF copper a month for the past two
months from concentrates IL had stored
Through its three eighths ownership IN
the smelter, and one-half interest I'm the
Nevada Northern railroad. 10 receives
about $3.50 600 a year When the copper
from the company has been marketed IL
win not owe q cent and will have $500
600 in the bank.
Frank T. Swindier. well known as a
mining expert. is now making an eX-
animation Of the ST. Lawrence mine. on
Mount Washington. near BlackhOrse,
New, probably in the interests Of some
large corporation figuring on purchas-
ing IT, The mine was recently ex-
amined by G. r Allen and J. FewsOn
Smith. representing the United states
Smelling. Refining & Mining company
Under the latest ruling Of the United
States. mineral claims can no longer
be held from year 10 year by relocation
Where an individual or company has
failed to do the assessment work and
allowed the property 10 lapse. they are
barred from relocating the property for
three years.
According 10 Manager Scion Spiro.
the Little Bell mine az Park city Is
shipping from $50 10 400 tons of ore a
month, taken out IN pushing the de-
velopment work. Good ore bodies are
being developed on the 70-foot level of
the Wine from NJ 100-foot level Of the
mine.
A report from New York says that on
oct 6. meeting of the directors of the
Nevada Consolidated company Will be
held at which Il is probable that a quar-
terly dividend of so cents viii be de-
clared The dividend win he the initial
one. The quarterly report issued up 10
June 80 last shows that the company Is
able to pay dividend.
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RosroN CoPrEn CLosE.

James a. Pollock ~ Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire today.
Boston Ely lHMlM Cum Ely, 7A0
~; Leaf l5mi6; Tonopah. 6hG65s;
Chief. 1901 7-l6. Chino. 7k0S. ella, Q
09h. CO Con, 6ia06 lf-l6. Majestic,
S6Qs8. New Utah. ll-16Ml1. Raven,
6iQ65. cob. Cent, 26n2S, Davis DAILY,
l5-l6NG l-lG. Queen. 37a39, Yukon. 81
as 5-l6. Cactus 404is; Ray Cent pa
as. Inspiration. ga N1N, Nation. 62n
o.. "a coal. 24026. Ray Con. 1854 020,
utah copper. 1s4 asked. Boston Con.
l5A0l5fs East Butte. l1kN11s; S, q
g.. 15H0i5A Apex. iAa47s Adven-
ture. 6h06'4 A. Coml, 47AWfli4; B.
Coaln. 25ss0257.. e.. A. A.. 6100615 q.
A. 5000. H. W, s0Sia. CRANKY. 9s@
100. Mexico CON. lia05. Nevada CON,
2l4s024is. North Butte. 6i&, 062. Utah
CON. 434Miii Corbn. 22N22h. Glroux,
pa 0sA, Lake. 35a31i4 Miami, l57s@iGi
North Lake. si40AA; $. A. H. me,
Ir s.. com. $3.50 5lia: ~ s. pa. SPA M
80. e.. q A.. l03hGl0i; Cent, Nmi2.
cop Range. s00soia. G.. w.. 9sm9i.
Mohawk CLOGS. pld Dom, 5iis bid.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire:
BULLFRoG.
National Bank. 1a3: Bonnie Glare. IS
asked. Mayfower Cons, l2dl4; Mont
gomery Mt. 3d4: Homestake Cons, .
asked Tramp Cons, 8 asked.
MANHATTAN
Mani. Cons, AS Dexter bid; Mus
tang, 1 bid; Mineral hin, bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Pittsburg sH Peak, 60 bid. Round
Mountain. 64a65. Rawhide Coalition, "a
bd Balloon Hin. bid
COMsTOCK.
Ophir. 125mi 27is: Mexican. LS7iA0
40. Gould & Curry 20 bid; Con. Va,
ls5Gl.40; Savage. s. asked. Hale &
Norcr0ss, 60 asked. yellow Jacket. l.35
al 70. Belcher. IS asked; Confidence.
1855 asked; Sierra Nevada. 53d54; Elk
chequer. 29 Union. 1@72i Chollar, Is
asked Potosi, SO bid.
TONOPAH.
Montana Tonopah, 100 at los; Nc
Namara. 30M3t. Midway. 1920: Tono-
pah Belmont so bid; Tonopah North
Star. asked. West End Cons, 80
asked; Jim Butler. llG12.
GOLDFIELD.
Col Mt, bid Jumbo Ext, lisa / 6:
Kendall. 4 bid; Blue Bull, 81 as. Silver
Pick. IA bid; Blue Bell. 2a3. St Ives
bid: Lone Star, 3m4: G. Wonder. 2
asked: orc. bid: Atlanta, 13m14;
Ct Bend, 506: Red Top Ext. a.;
Florence. ASIA q 2.95. Goldheld Daisy
1OM14; Comb. Fraction, IS bid;
Kewanos. Sd9; f. Mohawk, s asked
Red HIS. 4Gf5, Tiger, Z asked; Cold
field Con. eX-div.. 6.45 bid.
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CONCENTRATES.

Jesse Fox of tho Iron Canyon Gold
Mines company has just returned from
Battle Mountain, Acy. where thcre is
considerable excitement over the zine
pCtur, rock that is be.ug taken from
the Neyada-Om1ha Mining company
property iu Philadelphia canyon. just
over the ridge from the iron canyon
mines During his visit 90 tho strike
Mr Fox declares that HERMAN. geolo-
gIst for tine Union Pacific railroad. who
WAS sent to examine che property for
th. railroad officials who own Do, was
greatly excited over the display of rich
stun ln fact 70 is said hc could only
make ordinations and would not
venture am opinion. The property D.
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SIOUX IS SOME STRONGER.
Local Mining Exchange Grows slower
With Prices Unchanged.


Activity on the local exchange was
at a low ebb this morning and transac-
tlons dropped TO tho dun and unlutcr-
csting state. Buying orders were scarce.
while there was "a good number OF sell
ing orders Since the first Of the year
money has been slow about coming in
20 the market With real estate. irri-
cation schemes and agricultural inter-
ests as active as they are at present, II
Is declared that 10 win be some time
before there will be the attractivcncss
I'm mining investments that there has
been.
On the market this morning Column
bus Consolidated sold al "a and IS cents.
This. It is asserted. is a price which
would not pay the actual valuation OF
the power plant. mill and equipment OF
the property. not counting that the
mine is now shipping In the ncighbor-
hood Of $4,000 worth Of ore each month.
East Tintic Development which Is de-
clared 10 be better than paying its way
and has a force of 25 men at work, sold
FOR 10 cents. Iron Blossom was firm
and steady.
About the only stock that developed
any strength was Sioux. which reached
q new high price Of "A cents this MORN
ing The stock has been gradually go
ing up Tor several days Whether II Is
market manipulation or the actual in-
terest that the public Is taking In this
promising IintiC mine, remains TO De
seen,
The total number Of shares dispose,
Of on the local exchange this morninl
was 300 while the amount represent
cd by the transactions was Sl0,l4S.25.
Although a number OF stocks wor'
quoted on the curb market this morn
,ng, there were no sales American Flae
was offered at s. and DAILY was Offered
al S1.i0 Bingham Central STANDARD
received a bid of % cents.
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WOOL.


ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. oct. Wool. steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, ga 8, fine
mediums ga "a. fine 1919.
AUSTRALIA.
sydney, y. s W. oct 1.-The dispute
hetween the wool buyers and brokers.
which has interfered with the annual
wool sales has been temporarily settled
and the growers nave resolved 10 re-
sumo the sales on oct. under the
former conditions on the undersianding
that "a Joint commission shah eudeaNort
during the Christmas recess, to frame a
set Of rules acceptable 20 the disputants'
LONDON.
Tondon. sept. 30-A miscellaneous
selection Of .as4 bales was offered al the
wool auction sales today. Competition
was brisk and prices ruled nrm. Conti-
mental buyers were specially eager Tor
secured and Americans paid high prices
FOR cross-breds and hElI merinos The
sales will close tomorrow.
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LIVESTOCK.



Chicago. Oct. 1.-Cattle-Receipt es-
timatcd al 5O0. market strong 90 shade
higher Reeves. 4. IOUS. so, Texas steers.
.8a5.IO. Ncstern steers i.ogql %. stock
ers and feeders, 3l5g 5.25. COWS ana
heifers. 2.10N6 go. calves. .Q0as.'o 49,.
Hogs-Receipts, estimated az 1000,
market steady TO strong. Lights, hop
SIS; mixed 100 80; heavy. .0ds 20;
rough. 1901. 10. good 20 choice heavy.
I.75QS.fO; pigs. 6.4oN7 So bulk OF sales
Sheep Receipts. estimated at 1000;
market steady. Native . 60n5.oo. west
ern. 2.75n5.O0. yearlings 4.j0W 30;
lambs, native. 4.&a7 .: western. fooa
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Oct 1.-Cattle-Receipts,
200. market strong. Native steers l. ~
as ~: native cows and hcifers. . Elno bo,
stockors and feeders. 3. 25g 5.50, bulls 3.ol
a875: calves, 3.500 40, western steers
365m6.75 western COWS. 2.lod4 o.
Hogs Receipts 5000; market strong %
heavy, S.OOG 40; packers and butchers.
ooGsg: lights. 7.5O@S.oo' pigs. o.Zoa
sboep-Recelpts. 5000: market steady
Afuttons s5a5 90. lambs 5.50d6.1 5
range wethers and yearlings. l.W1 90
range ewes, $3.50 800
OMAHA.
south omaha. oct .-Cattle-Receipts
90. market steady. Native steers, q
IA s 90. COWS and heifers. 3.Jgdo 90, west
ern steers. 3iOn6.2h Texas steers. 30
IA 10. COWS and hcifers 275d4.f6; can
ners 2 0ld3.0O: stockers and feeders. 80
a5.8s: calves. 3.25a6.75; bulls, stays. etc.
75fi4 90.
HOgs-Receipts, 400; market steady
Heavy. 7 .S00i .95, mixed. t.Sn SO lights
Z eOG 5 %: pigs. 6.50a7 %; bulk Of sales
75dTN
Sheep-Receipts 1850. market stead
10 strong Yearliugs, 0oH5.3o, wothers
4SaA75; ewes 3.@aA.p' lambs 500
90.
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NOT a JOB ron KANSAS EDITOR.

some one sent us for publication
something about sand hurrs and
church Nc have no idea who wrote
ths article we must know who
writes au article or we viii not
publish No. ln This case. We could
NOT dn $50 unless we also published the
writer's name Tor % d. none OF the
EDITOR business whether good order
prevails iu church or not u ia the
minister who has the Job Of keeping
order in church. and NOT the editor
when the minister can't keep order.
CIV Marshal Roberts is the man 90
can on for help and not the editor
Chase Rtglsfer
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York oct Money on call
strong. S03ia per cent; ruling rate, az,
closing bid. S3s; offered at 4. Time
loans. firm; so and 90 days, I per cent;
six months, AZ.
close: Price mercantile paper. 4iad5
per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady with actual
business in bankers bills. at 4S415G
4S425 for so day bills and at ass for
demand
Commercial bills. 4s3&64si
bar silver 5l9s.
Mexican dollars, i3.
Government bonds, steady; railroads.
irregular.
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AFTERNOON SALES.
Bullock, 1000 at IA
Colorado, 900 at Las.
b. Tin Con, $500 at lik.
Grand Cen, 1900 at 40.
Ind Queen. 900 at ga,
lnyo Gold. 800 AT 81.
Ohio Copper 100 at 40. 800 at 4.35;
500 at 4.31la 900 at 4.35.
Plutus. LOCO al Z.
Seven Troughs, 200 at sl2-
Sioux Con. 900 at 20. 300 at y; 5000
az III. 1000 at H. seller 60; 400 at %.
buyer 80
Tintic Cent. 400 at Z.
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CONCORDANCE OF THE BOOK OF
MORMON
By Geo. Reynolds.

Reduced 20. leather 50, cloth, o.,
Your ward and home library IL not
complete without n. Most complete
concordance ever published. containing
So pages, send your order ~ once
10 the
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roRENOON sALEs.

FORENOON SALES.
Black Jack. 1900 at IA 1000 at 1874.
Colorado. 1 600 at las.
Columbus 500 at S., GOO at 81
East Tlntic Development, 1000 at ID.
Grand Central. 100 at 2.40
Indian Queen. 1000 at 3A
InNo, $500 at "a.
Iron Blossom. 2400 at ITO.
Mason Valley. 100 at 200.
May Day. 500 at 23ia 500 at %
New York. 600 at "a 1000 at s. 1000
al Sis buyer no.
Ohio Copper. 100 at 447k.
Sioux. 400 at "a 500 at "a, seller 80.
Tlntic Central 1000 at Z.
Uncle Sam. 100 at 81.
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado. 500 at las.
Crown Point. 200 at Sis.
silver King. 800 at 400.
Sioux Con. 100 al "A.
REHABILITATION
Shares. Value
Regular call .......... .23,S0O S,sS2 IS
open board ...,....,.... 1900 l,2lsOO
Totals ........ ......25l00 siO,i4S25
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NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS

James A. Pollock & CO., bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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BOSTON COPPER RANCE.

James A. Pollock a Co.. bankers and
brokers, 9 west Second South street,
furnish the following received over
their private wire today;
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SCRATCH PAPER.

naper Tor sale cheap az the Deserss
Jews,
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HoLL1sTER TOWNSHIP SALE.

Reduced rates via Oregon Short Limo
20 HOLSTER Idaho (via Twin Fails)
for sale Of town lots on oct. .. Tickets
on sale Sept 20, to oct. /, limit 10 Oct
6. City ticket office POI Main Street.