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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-08
CONCENTRATES.

Some galena Of good grade is being
extracted on the 200 level OF the
DemijOhn, at Phoebe.
Reports from the Big Horn country
state that an important strike has been
made at the property OF the Utah-Wy-
Oming Consolidated oil company, which
Is owned by Salt Lake people.
T. r. Pratt. secretary Of the silver
Island Coalition company, reports that
an encouraging deposit Of carbonate
and galena orc has been encountered at
the extreme south end Of the Emanci-
pator vein.
NJ j. West. manager Of the Death
Valley Gold Mining company operat-
ing in lnyo county. Cal, reports a
streak of rich ore on the 5O-foot level OF
the north drift, the pay streak being
from 10 u inches vide
Supt f. w Ralph OF the Boston
Ely reports the shaft down over 1000
feet. The water line Is expected TO be
tapped at the 200 level. and II Is an
ticipated that this work win be com
pleted before the first Of the year.
A meeting Of the directors Of the Tn
Gle Sam Mining company was scheduled
for this afternoon at which the regular
2-cent dividend will be declared.
amounting 10 $4,000. The books will
close on the 18th and checks will be
sent out on the 10Th
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-08
TRADING on OPEN LoARD.

Ely stocks were in good demand this
morning on the open board, with 9TH
ers of the unlisted stocks. Federal
ely was traded Ia as high as - y at
which price $500 shares changed
hands. TWO thousand shares were also
sold at ~. Bingham Central standard
was also active up to 3S, 500 shares
being sold at that price and 500 at
81 Ely Resurrection was also in de-
mand up 20 6ia. al which price 900
shares were sold. A like amount was
sold az 3. Mcdonald ely was traded in
that price
4 bid OF 20 was made for Opex and
10 YVES bid for Thomson. Daily. OF
Park city was also wanted at 800.
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PRODUCE.


| Chicago, Nov. S-Trading IN the wheat
| pit on the board Of trade was listless
| during the early part of the session to-
| day and the market was inclined 10 drag
| owing to selling based on a continued
| liberal movement in the northwest An
| advance OF = 70 "a. In the price OF
wheat at Liverpool had some effect az
the start but prices soon reacted on
small offerings. Argentine adylces were
again bearish and the cash situation IN
this country was still unchanged, little
demand being In evidence In any direc-
ton. Opening quotations were y lower
with December at 1Oz7s to 1.Gis De-
cember sold on TO .O2iz q a later.
Firm cables and wet weather ia por-
tons OF the corn belt impaired moderate
hrmness to corn at the opening but
prices soon eased on on selling by
leading bears. An official prediction or
cold weather FOR tomorrow prompted
selling Early trading was rather quiet.
many traders holding on until the pub-
noon. The December delivery opened =
higher az 5S4s. sold up 10 5Sh ana then
declined to 68h,
oats were easy In sympathy with other
grain. The December option opened I'M
changed at g, sold at Ssa Is and then
reacted 70 ash.
Provisions advanced sharply early ow-
ing 10 general demand which met
with light offerings The buying was
based on continued light receipts OF live
hogs In tho west Pork WAS especially
strong. the, January option advancing
5iia from the previous close Prices al
the opening were ~ 10 s2k higher
Wheat-SellinR became more uro-
nounced late In the dsy which resulted
IN A material decline, December selling
or TO l0TH d1.o2 The market closed
weak with December Z lower At f.Ogi.
uncomfortable selling I'M corn de-
veloped upon tho publication Of the re-
port which was considered moderately
bearish. December declined 10 bT7. 06f
The close was weak at almost the Dot.
TOM nnal quotations on December being
on = as AZ 577s ass
Close-wheat-Dec.. i.oglS; May. loa.
5aA ""'''
oats-Dec., $500; May. naah.
Pork-Janr 0.Eh. May ~ Nit
Ishfd-Ian' % Nay. iiGk
Rye Cash 72itqfl Dec. n. NAY. "a
Barley Cash. bo066
Tlmothy-No 356. March. 30
cloyer-Nothlng doing
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago. NOV Butter ssady.
Eggs STEADY. AZ mark cases included
@ap@,g receipts, AAss, hrsts q. prime
Cheese Firm Daisies. 1917. Twin.
~ 0l6 Young Americas i6Gi,. Long
Horns l5h0ls.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New YORK. Nov s.-sugar. raw. steady
Fair refining, $50 Centrifugal p test
O. " molasseq sugar. 36
Refined Steady Crushed $50. poUdsr.
ed .o graduated hIh
Sonsse-firm 10. no. ssQA noml-
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STARTS WELL
IN STOCK MARKET

New York Nov. S-Priccs OF stocks
today started higher a. rule than tho
last quotations on Saturday. There was
handful or declines. however among
which Pennsylvania was conspicuous
with decline OF -. United states steel
ran on - after opening a shade higher
Amalgamated copper was feature win
running sales at the opening az sfNt-
and $50 compared with se@ on satur.
day. Southern Pacific and Paciho NAL
gained 1 and linton Pacific "a,
The undertone became heavy aud re-
actions ran 20 a point or more I'M some
Of the representative stocks. particular
pressure was directed against iennsNi-
yauis and Pressed Steel Car, which lost
~ each. The latter was sold on re-
ports Of possible labor troubles. Denver
A Rio Grande preferred also declined
a point. Purchasing orders were dis-
tributed IN Union Pacific when u had
recedcd n Saturdays closing and its raj
N OF point, coupled with the brisk de-
mand Tor several specialties rallied the
list TO the opening figures.
Utah Copper gained N. American
Hide a. Leather preferred and Pittsburg
Coal preferred l.
The price movement was sluggish and
the trading became dull Offerings OF
stocks Increased on advances and drove
prices back Pressed steel Car fell 2k
Northwestern and Vulcan DEFINING 2
and Atlantic Coast Line i.
Bonds were heavy
The general list was unresponsive 20
the fluctuations in special stocks. the
rise Of a point in Reading and Kansas
q Texas passing unnoticed. Canadian
Pacific declined a point
The market closed easy and dull. Anal
gamated Coppers a-point rise carried
With IL American Smelling for IN and
Anaconda and General Electric l. The
general list did not respond and fell
back when call money rose to per
cent. Umited states Steel. American
Agricultural Chemical, Great Northern
preferred. the ore Certificates and COL
orado Southern first preferred declined
], Colorado Fuel y. Pacific Telephone
IL and Vulcan DEFINING ~.
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COLORADO DIVIDEND.
COMPANY VIII Likely Pay the Regular
Cent-Iron Blossom MAY Pass.

Jesse Knight J. win Knight. r. T.
Alien and W. Lester Maugum were n
me city nom Provo on business today.
when asked concerning the Colorado
and Iron Blossom mines, It was stated
that the Colorado was able 10 pay the
regular Scent dividend. and this would
probably be decided on at the meeting
on Wednesday.
Regarding the Iron Blossom il was
said the company Is IN "a position to
pay dividend III il was Thought best
By the directors. At the same time
il was intimated that 1t might be de-
cided best to put the money into the
development of the property along the
lines now being followed II was stat
ed that the shaft at the south end Is
now down TO the i.300 level. and some
drifting has been done in mincralized
rock. In the drift on the ] 100 some
TAR grade ore has been encountered.
IL Is possible that the management may
decide to push the shaft down 20 the
1000 level, as il Is their opinion that ali
that Is necessary 10 make a big mine
Of the Iron Blossom is depth.
At the meeting on Wednesday IL is
probable that some Irish" dividends
may be declared on some OF the Knight
properties, more money being needed to
carry on the work at some Of them.
The question Of continuing work at
the Uintah Treasure Hill at Park city
or shutting down for the winter, will
also come up for consideration, and Il
Is within the possibilities that a shut
down may BE- ordered though nothing
definite in this direction was gwen out.
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LATE LOCALS

Has Onion Ranch--Chief Clerk c.
*. Smith Of MI Banorofts office has
gone 20 Idaho whore he rs the owner
Of "a large onion ranch.
Wants MIN Creek Nater-Oscar ".
COlsOn ~ this city this morning filed
application for 10 second feet OF water
from MN Greek in this county, with
which 10 irrigate 5000 acres OF land.
10 Grade the Street.-The Murray
corporation will utilize the great heaps
~ earth cxcayated in tile cut north
Of the City by The street railway COM
rany for grading various streets about
the town.
one Typhoid Case-Lillian Brown,
9-ycars old. the daughter OF 4. r.
Brown ~ SIS Third avenue. was the
only victim OF typhoid reported 10 the
city board OF health this morning
Mrs Eager and her daughter OF IN
Almond street were Guaranteed on
account OF smallpox which developed
5 csterday
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WITH THE RUNNERS
AT OGDEN TUESDAY
Six Events on the Card for Ponies
And Their Follow
cre

Tuesdays entries az ogden ere az fol-
lows.
First race. six furlongs selling. t-years-
old and up Monsie Noble 1876 Diamond
Nose. i05. Athgold no. Miss Butte. no.
Aunt ilala io,. saiina. io1; Irish Mike
49, Klsmet, Jr., ioi Lady Powell, 10;
Dr. sherman, loI. salpoarl. i05. Luxurio'
lo5.
second race. four and one-haf fur
longs. selling. all agcs-Marvel T. llsi
Mona Canomann. g.. Mary Genevieve
im. Chas j Harvey iO2. Dr. Rowoll
ne: Robt Mitchell us: Chanate. iis,
Luke Mccoy. 1927 Eel, 3d. Dora Payne
iOs. Faurusn. 70. Glare. %. Roberta, 90
THIRD race, six furlonEs, selling,
i-years-old aud up Mabel Hollander, loG
Lancashire Lad, l0or; Bon Ton, lot Inc
Mouscr l0l; BELLE Brady. l0i. Valencia,
i0. Elmdale. il3. Rose DAILY, i0. III
Caui Cap. lOi; CobbleslIlll t01. Invader
10; Maud McG. l07. Father Downey, 40.
Fourth race. five furlongs handicap,
All ages-XFore. rs. Antioch 100, May
Bride. %. xSt Joe les. Heres fter. lif.
Arthur Hyman, no; Albion II. l0i; Jack
Paine. I'D; Balerian, liz; SIrwin Bros,
entry.
Fifth race. four furlongs. selling.
f-years-old and up-Libervale. 1893. Burn
Ing Bush, ia Lukeramus. l02' sam r.
lWI. Marwood, ia; Bro In the Bush, 100.
Mollie Montrose, III; Mazapan, III. Hal
ton. IA. May Worth III.
sixth race, seven furlongs, selling,
Meriingo liOs: Aitenberg III; card.
Sarto, il2; Dorian Prince. Ii2 Huapala.
ll2; Little Buttercup, il2. Ak-Sar- Ben.
III; Probe. 10
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FORENOON SALES.

Blk. Jack, 100 at IL.
Columbus, zoo at 64 zoo at 80 seller
SO; 400 az IS; $500 at 81; goo az So:
zoo at SO; LOO at IS. seller so
Con. Mercur. $50 at IL
DAILY Judge, 200 at 4.90: 1IO at ). 90.
n. TIN. Con. 1000 at 2h
Grand Cent. 100 az 2.271z: 100 at
$40 seller so; 200 at 247h 100 at
2.42 y, seller go
Ind. Queen, 5000 at 4: $50 at az.
Int Pet. a. OH, 500 at 100.
Iron Blossom. 100 at 70; $500 at 70.
10. Mammoth, 100 at 80
Mason Valley. 100 at 2 90
Ohio copper 100 at Az y buyer SO:
100 at AS, buyer so.
Prince. 200 at127.
Seven T'ro.. TOO at -: 1900 at 121b
Silver King. 200 at 400.
Sioux Con. 500 at so; 1900 at SIS;
Tin. Cent, 1000 at g.
Uncle sam. 200 az So
Utah Con, 500 at ~; 500 at ~:
Yerington, LOCO at g.
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado. 100 at 18TH; goo at 80.
Iron Blossom, 200 at ~.
Sioux, 2,70O at 81; 500 at 81. seller
go 100 at SIS.
Tin. Central. 1000 at 8 seller 60.
Nerington, 1000 at ga.
TOTALS.
Shares Amount
Regular ....... $500 s1s.7O8.e2
open .....,..... ..l6,700 4.O13.b0
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DALY IuDen NEw onr nopY.
Sin Foot Breast OF shipping orc
Opened IN Carrying IitiIe Zinc.

Improvement is noted right along in
inc condition Of the DAILY Judge and
nc prospects for dividends in the not
distant future are considered good. The
now orc body which was struck severnl
weeks ago Is responding very satisfac-
toiiiN 10 development work and the
ore reserve d. Increasing with every
stroke OF the pick IN addition the COM
pany has made now strike which
may prove 10 be- a new ore body. SOME
distance from the Wine from the 200
leNel IN tbs drift, which parallels the
assure there Is now a 6-foot breast of
one OF shipping grade which il distInc-
tive on account OF the low percentage
Of zinc which II carries. comnared with
the other ores on this level
Manager lambourne reports the
property to be- in "a very interesting
stage az the present time. though Il
VIII take some time before the impor-
tanoc OF the strikes can be fully deter
mined
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STOCK MARKET ACTIVE.
Prince Con. Grand Central and south
Columbus in Demand.

Prince Consolidated and Grand Cen
trdl were the features on the Mining
exchange this morning, the former re
leasing 100 shares at Sl.27Is. and ina.
modiately advancing to s1.3O bid for
the stock at the close Grand Central
was traded in up 10 S247ik. Columbus
consolidated was unusually active this
morning at better prices. After open
ing al "a the stock moved up 10 SO
in
SIOUX consolidated was decidedly
siumpy owing 20 vague rum0rs that
the dividend may be reduced 90 4 or s
cents. iron Blossom was In good de-
land az " and Mason Valley loosened
up 100 snares on bid OF S.. DAILY Judge
entered the active list this morning
selling mp 20 s.. Ohio was also a little
stronger as the result OF the announce
msnt that the min win soon start oper-
atluns sales were made this morning
"a 443is Closing quotations were az
follows.
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York Nov G-Close-Prime mer-
camille paper. 5d6ih per cent
Sterling exchange strong, with actual
business IN bankers bills At ISIS for
00-day bills and at 4N Is for demand.
Commercial hills, 4.2hd4 50.
bar silver. 5ohc
Mexican dollars sc.
Government bonds and railroad bonds,
steady.
Money on call. Arm. 5Ad5 per cent;
ruling rate. and dosing bid, IA per cent:
offered at per cent.
Time loans. firm; for 81 and 20 days
and six months ~ per cent
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COLUMBUS con. LOOKS coon.
Manager jacobson Says the Company
VIII Materially Increase Shipments.

As result Of the improved condition
OF the mine the Columbus Con will
increase its ore shipments next week
Manager Tony jacobson. who spent
several days at the mine last week,
says the company viii use all the
teams available in the effort to get
the ore now being extracted 20 market
Inc shipments for some time past have
averaged about 90 tons a day, but this
may be increased so Ter cent or even
more beginning next week.
MT. jacobson says the mine is inn
proving right along, and hopes are en-
tertained that il viii be long before
the company will be on the way
to easy street
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AFTER LAW vIoLAT0Rs
Fish and Game Commissioner Cham.
bers Lands Two Culprits.

Fish and Game Comm lssioner Cham
bcrs Is after yiolators Of the law. He
caught one Frank Nicholson Of Hunts
Vile selling mountain trout contrary
10 law. In August which cost the over
enterprlsing party S25 In the courts.
Ten days ago. Mr. Chambers caught
Nicholson doing the same thing again
ana the fellow was put under $50 bonds
10 appear last Friday 10 answer But
Nicholson failed TO show up. 40 hts
bond was forfeited Mr. Chambers also
arrested one Eli Sprague. caught with
the goods and Eli win have a chance
to explain next Friday 10 the Hunts
Vile Justice.
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COPPER MINES LEAD
PAnK oIrY onE snPMENrs.

IHVTTTIT 70 Tho N0WHI
Park Ciiy NOV S-rhe amount oi
ore shipped out of Park city during Oc.
tpher shows an increase over the shin
ments during the month of septambsr.
Shipments are az follows. The Crassil-
lie Chemical company, lss3, 100 pounds .
letiie Bell LOlh.fi0 pounds DAILY Judge
Mining company 1901. $50 pounds sii-
Yer King Coalition. 5.6o12f0 pounds
ifil} Weat Minlns company. 3 ,bs 100
pounds. American fioGg yt2, 90 pounds,
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STRUCK WIFE WITH MOTOR.
Mrs. Opitz Charges Husband With
Cruelty in Divorce Suit

Mrs Anna Opltz seeks divorce from
her husband, Charles Opitz, a carpen-
ter. In a suit filed this morning IN the
Third district court charging him with
cruelty They were married At Park
a daughter, years old A short time
after they moved 10 Tooele, a year ago.
Mrs. Opitz alleges IN her complaint that
her husband began to abuse her on
July 1909 he threw a small electric
motor az her knocking her down He
also threatened to kill the baby and Mrs
Opitz LEFT the house with the child
Several times since then Mrs
opltz SAYS that her husband has at
tackled her and that she IL afraid %
live with him. She asks for the c,is-
tody or the child and permanent an
monE.
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GOOD ORE IN POINT VINE.

Word was received from Phoebe this
morning by the local Offices Of the Pr
oche Metals company that the Point
Mine is encOuntering some burches
Of high grade ore in its winze on the
100 foot level. The Wine is now down
a distance OF 100 feet A drift started
off the 20 foot level in the winze now
has three feet OF shipping ore. This
started as streak of high grade ore
and has now developed into a. fair body.
The drift Is moving toward an east and
west cross fissure that Is expected 10
make "a good ore body.
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10 asked; Montey At. 2aSs Tramp
Con. 3 bid.
MANHATTAN
Mani Con. 4 asked. Dexter. I bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle. 10 asked Nevada
Hills, 7OH73; Pittsburg sill. Peak, IS bid
Hailstone, 9 asked; Round Mountain,
60163; Rawhide Coalition. 25 bid; Bal
loon Hill 5 bid
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LIVE STOCK.


Chicago. Nov. S-Cattle-Receipt es-
timated al Gic0. market loo. higher.
Beeves. 4OoUa.0 Texas steers. 3.SQ4.9o;
western steers. 4.25a1.50; stookers and
feeders. 3,eoqo.l0; cows and heifers, 30
a 5.S0: calves 6.2ds.50.
Hogs--ReCeipts. estimated at 5000;
market strong 5u lOc higher. Light b
67.95; mixed iSmS1O; heavy 900
S12ia: rough 1500750; good TO choice
heavy, L1OWS12k; pigs, b.I5@7.5o, bulk
Of sales. .&US 90.
sheep Receipts. estimated at 5000
market strong to l0c higher Native 2 90
Go. lambs, native f.5oq7 .5o, western,
OMAHA
South Omaha. Nov Seattle - Re-
ceipts, 500; market steady to strong
Native steers. 4.50a $50. cows and heif-
ers S.&Mb.l5; western steers. 8. 50d6 25;
COWS and hefers, 2.S5d4 20: Gamers, as
Q5.3; stockers and feeders, 3.O0Q5 rs;
$50
Hogs-Rcceipts a.coo: market 6aiOc.
higher. Heavy, 7SfN -; mixed. lisa
~; light leoa.. @; pigs. s.5o@7.2S; bulk
Sheep-Receipts, $500: market 10 to &c
higher Feeders also higher Muttons.
4S5m5.40; wethers. 00d4 70: ewes, $50
u44oi lambs, 6-Sa7.3.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Nov Seattle Receipts.
1900. market strong to l0c. higher Ma
tive steers, 4.75a9.OO: native COWS and
heifers. Z. 256lS. 70: stockers and feeders
3.OOd6. 20. bulls, 2.7SQ4O0. calves. 3 zoo
$50; western steers 3OQ5.75: western
cows. 2.bD4.50
Hogs-Receipts, iO0o: market 90
higher Bulk OF sales. .60Q7 s. heavy.
Z S0df 90, packers and butchers. 7.70G7.S5
light. I.40a7 IS: pigs. 6.5Od7 x.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 market 1Oc
higher Muttons. 400d6.Oo: lambs. 500
Wl p range wethers and yearlings. T. 90
80, range ewes s.o0a45o.
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MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS.

ontario Mining company. ass. ssO
pounds Charles Moore $4,000 pounds.
and Guyman and Wilson. % 100 pounds
The total amount OF ore shipped from
the various mines for the week amounts
% la.i6a.llO nnunaa
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WHY USE YOUR

Lotierheads FOR scratch paper when
Ne can sell You scratch paper 30
cheap? THE DEsERET NEWs
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WOOL.

IT. LOUIS.
St Louis Nov. S.--Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 24d2s, me
medium. "a "a fine. 1000
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$3.50 s22.7g212
AFTERNOON SALES

Colorado. 800 at t25; 200 az i.2IIs.
buyer 80; 1900 at LIS seller 60: 200 AT
1874.
Columbus. 200 az 81: 500 at s..
II. Tin. Dew, 1000 at O.
Grand Central, 900 at 2.45. seller GO.
100 at 247k.
Grutll, 1000 at q
Indian Queen. 1000 at
Iron Blossom, 200 az ~ 105OO at 70.
200 at 50. seller 60
Iron King, 800 at 10.
Mason Valley. 900 al 200.
Mineral Flat. 1000 at %
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sandstorm, . bid. col Mt. 9 asked /.
Jumbo Ext, l20l4; Kendall. hid.
Booth 9pll. blue Bun, 3 bid Adams.
asked, silver Pick. 10 asked; Blue
Bel. 2W3. So Ives. 10 asked. lone star.
gas ono 405. Atlanta. t0ait. a.
Bend, 2n4. Empire. lag. Florence. . IS
bid; D'held B. -. Cons. asked. Gold
fold Daisy G07. Comb Fraction. 10
81, CT Bend Ext. ! asked OF BEND
Annex, 4 asked keWanos. aF5. Port
land, ! bid CuckerjacS. I bid. T. Mo-
hawk. 7 asked red INNS. asked. Mo-
hawk Ext, sac; Y Tiger 4 asked
Grandma. ! bid. Goldheld Con. r iOQ
Ileh. Dheld Triangle asked. Flor.
ence EXtn. ZOE
BuLLFROg
Bonnie Glare. lidi5. Maynovor Con.
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BIC rRorIrs IN MNING.
silver King Coalition Ranks Fourth
In List Of Gold silver-Lead Mines

As the result Of carefully compiled
statistics, the Mining World. Chicago
states that the total dividends pa;d to
shareholders by l09 American mining
an1 metallurgical companies during the
ntat 10 months Of 1909 Was So, S5O.llO
IL Is further stated thar the total maid
DN THESE companies since their incor-
poIation amounts 10 the enormous sum
OF sosH'foO. go or equivalent to 1O7 per
cent on their capitalization
or the 81 gold -silyer-lead producer In
the United States. the silver King
Coalition OF Park city ranks fourth I'M
ne list with dividends Amounting to
ssH.soO up 20 thr end Of October Tie
three mines IN the United states paying
more than the Park CITY bonanza are
the Goldhcld Consolidated of Nevada
which has 10 its credit for the first 10
months ~ 1879 tho sum OF 81 gOi gsN.
ionopah Win the sum of 81 300 900 FOR
lh" sfnH rcr.od, and Homestake vim
.IVli'NN. The al mines lu the United
stat 400 'hIs class have paid Boa diyf-
bends ths -um of flfbls li6 during the
hr.t DO months Of this year
F"ufte'n canadian companies. an OF
lh'm nut one located In the Cobalt s.,,-
non. have paid 6.Gse.305 80 Tar INA
year. ~ these Nipissing leads with a
credit Of Ni3i0.0O for the current voar
Fourteen Mexican companiea nav
paid 70 their shareholders during he 10
months iust ended tho sum of S8.765g0O
ln dividends. Of these El ono leads
with fsae 200 10 10 credit
COPPER MINES LEAD
THO copper mines of the country have
paid very large dividends this YEAR in
spite N the low price OF copper. Ana
condn of Montana a credited with a.
100000 for the hrst 10 months OF this
year. and United Verde. controlled bv
NJ. Clark oft Montana, mas paid |
n ho 600 In the same period Tho Calu- |
met A. hecla. which has paid glO9. 80 900 |
since 10 Incorporation. has paid 81 BOO !
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