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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12
RrsY nd sENEN rnorGms.
Two Hundred Men Employed on the
Various Claims In Camp.

L. A. Friedman OF Lovelocks, New,
gene raj manager and holder OF con-
trolling interest Ia the Seven Troughs
Coalition Mining company is at tho
cullen hotel To The News Mr.. Fried
mann said.
There are now about 200 men work
ing In the various Seven Thoughts
mines. The greatest depth in camp up
Go date is $50 feet In the old Seven
Troughs property There are 20 men.
including leasers. at work ON that mine
now, and considerable good ore Is be
ing taken out. The ore De- silver and
gold. the former predominsting Sufh-
Client ore 20 keep the mill busy is being
produced. and IL runs from $50 to 500 to
the ton.
"Thc principal mine OF the camp.
however is the Seven Troughs Coali-
ton. which sometime ago absorbed the
Kindergarten the Thericn and the Red
cloud. giving the present company "A
territory Of n claims, or 240 acres Of
the best ground in tho camp. The
Coalition is now working So men. The
company has already paid out $3.50. 900
I'm developments. and right now Is In
splendid shape, and is producing sufn-
cieut high class ore TO keep its jO-ton
mill busy with two shifts Of men. The
company is In such a prosperous con-
dition that it should be- able to pay
dividend this year.
There are two main shafts on the
property which have attained depth
Of 500 feet with connecting tunnels on
the various levels The miners are now
working In a fine lot Of rock which
runs on an average 800 TO the ton.
Already there Is sufficient ore blocked
out on these various workings 10 keep
the mill going steadily for a year.
we have just ordered a heavy pump
TO use IN unwatering the old shaft,
where a great deal OF rich ore viii be
found. The company is also figuring
on installing an 5000 cyaniding plant
for handling the taillngs. 300 pound
samples Of which have just been sent
20 Denver and San Francisco and some
are bclng tested az home. 20 ascer-
tain the values In the old dumps. The
company has its own mill electric light
plant, a $40 900 system OF water works,
and water rights which cost 5000 000."
Mr. and Mrs Friedman are now on
their way 10 the hot springs at Ar
kansas. whore Mr. friedman is going
I'm hopes Of checking his failing health
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PERSONALS.

Hon. J. K. Mullln OF Denver, the
milling magnate. rs a guest at the
cullen hotel. having come on here 70
look over his local real estate interests
state Insurance Commissioner Geo.
r Squires has returned from Californa
much improved i'm health, and expects
to- resume his official duties In the
morning
Gordon L. Hutchlns has gone 10
Eureka ON a business trip, TO be alb
sent a week.
/ Fewson smith has gone to oasis
on an engineering trip, to be absent
several days,
Joseph Waters is back from the east
where he went TO purchase furniture
for the refurnishiug OF the Kenyon
hotel which ne and Fred Halvorsen are
to take charge Of Aug 1 next. tie eN-
meets to expend $4,000 i'm rehabilitating
the we'll known hosiery
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ronIMNN ~ rRE nossEs.

state Coal Mine Inspector j T. Petut
returned Wednesday afternoon from
an official trip TO the Carbon county
coal colds He held al Winter Quar-
tere am examination for positions OF
foreman and mine fire boss, the sue
cossful candidates being, l. H. Andor-
SON. mine foreman. Cedar Creek
mines. David Mcmillan. George w
Pearson and Horny Kane. fire BOSSES
Winter Quarters. A a IoOso. fire boss.
Clear creek W l.. Matthews. fire boss
Ia non gaseous MINI Seohelds H0ber
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TASTED THlRTY-NlNE
DAYS, THEN DIED

Seattle. Wash May al. l.. RACER.
formerly prominent in state politics
and al one time a member OF the legis-
lature. died yesterday after fasting 80
Gays. RAIDER had been suffering from
stomach trouble and upon the advice
OF a woman physician, decided 10 take
the starvation treatment" The city
health commissioner tried 20 induce
him TO take nourishment. but ne re-
fused and as there was no law by
which he could be forced TO eat he was
loft to his fate. Coroner ]. c. Snyder
said that no inquest would be held
Last year RAIDER was arrested IN con-
nection with the operation of an al
legged fraudulent land scheme and was
released under bonds OF S2.6oo.
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ORDERED TO ARREST ALL
JARBIDGE SALOON MEN

Reno. New. May 12.-H j. Humph.
rey United states marshal OF Nevada
last night sent Deputy Marshal Go1ds
Of Elko to the mining camp of jan
bidge. Elko county. to arrest an ss-
loonkcepers OF that camp. J8rhldgg
which is close 10 the Idaho liuc is
located on a government forest reserve
and the federal law prohibits rHs ua
Of liquor on forest reserves Fourteen
saloons are doing business Ht fI rea
camp and an viii be taken .HtH custody
and their places OF bus ness closed
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. May 12-with temperatures
below freezing in the spring wheat
country and frost predicted for tonight
there was a decided lifting Of prices here
today. More mills were reported In oper-
alton IN tho northwest and probabilities
Of others starting before the end OF tho
week.
II was stil dry also over the greater
part Of that section. where the lack of
rain has caused considerable apprehen-
sion as "a source Of danger 10 the grow
ing grain. Much Of the hope Of the bulls
was asserted TO be based on the chances
Of severe losses to the spring wheat
crop. May delivery repeated It's recent
daily performance of advancing fun
cent a bushel and sold at 1l3 September
opened Is 20 p ND at i.OlA 20 y and went
corn was sharply higher on the cold
weather and the outlook that some re-
planting would be necessary. The mar
ket opened = 10 = up az 635s TO "a for
September and sold az 81.
Active buying on the part Of the com
mission houses made the feeling strong
i'm the oats pit. September opened - up
at G9it and advanced 10 39ia.
Provisions eased or because Of heaN-
Ter run of hogs than expected. The mar.
ket opened al ~ 20 lz'5c down ana
quickly went on &c, IN addition
Wheat Reports Of further demoraliza-
ton ia the Russian trade acted as q
counter irritant. so did reports that the
northwest damage was light. Prices went
on nc IN consequence but rallied be
cause Of dispatches telling OF damage by
bugs in ToNas. The close was steady &C
/ 0iib for September, "a net gain Of X n u.
Corn-On free purchases by leading
longs from the wheat Dit the corn mar
ket remained comparatively firm. The
close was steady az 63A0@. net gain
. - cash 81 Corn: No. ., s2baC3: No 2 white.
G7ikM6s: No. yellow e3igQ 6h No.
624 y No g white, 66dia. No. 3 yellow.
69ib a63i4. No. T. 5sh %; NO 4 white.
81 GA. No. 4 yellow 500 g.
CIose-Rye-Cash, $3.50 May rs, July
Rarley-Cash 4Sa6.
Timothy May, 425. oct, 400,
Wi2Rssaat-May LBS; July. IOsN sept,
q corfn-Moy. SIS; July. sa%; Sept eH
oaatsDMay. 2%asi;. July, 1O7s: sept.
Ness pork. per bbl.-22. so; sept. 200.
Lard. per 100 lbs.-July 1885; Sept.
= short RIBS. per 100 lbs-July, 1910;
sept, l2.33's
BUTTER AND EGGS
chicago. MAY u.-Butter - STEADY.
Cresmeries. 3Q27: dairies. 2in25.
Eggs-Steady. az mark cases included
1duls, receipts. 1873 hrsts. isla. prime
nrsts 70.
Twhi. 1874 ah; Young Americas. Is:
Long Horns, liA az.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, May l2-Raw sugar. steady:
muscovado. SO test. 3.sO' centrifugal, s6
Refined. quiet: crushed, 5.5. grsnulated.
OBS. powdered. 5,a5
CoHee-spot quiet: No. Rio. SA; No
4 santos, 9A.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New york MAY l2.-Money on call
steady 3MM4 per cent, ruling rate 37s
par cent. closing hid. 37s per cent: Of
fercd at 4 per cent.
Time loans soft. for 20 days ~ as
per cent. for % days 4N4A per cent: for
Six months 40h per cent
Close Prime mercantile paper AZ 10
per cent
Sterling exchange stronger with actual
business IN bankers bills az 4Si 3O6 6
for Gl-day bills and al 1875 for demand
Commercial bills t.S3is
Bar silver. q cents.
Mexican dollars "A cents
Government bonds. steady; railroad
bonds. staadx .
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MARKET DuLLER THAN EVER.
Sale Of Securities Slowcst in Many
Years on Exchange.

Trading on the local stock exchange
dropped the lowest it has been In many
years this morning With NO interest
To buoy up affairs the stocks sagged
badly Of their own weight Lower
Mammoth tried to stir up activity but
IL was not TO be had Buying and SELF
ing orders We're out Of the market and
the professionals did not feel safe in
i1sking anything
Cedar Talisman sold at 10 cents for
$500 shares and 500 shares were dis
posed Of at i2ia cents. Iron Blossom.
Sioux and Colorado were unchanged.
Ohio Copper sold better and reached
as high as $3.50
The total number Of shares disposed
Of this morning was % 300, while the
amount represented was Si,592.7j.
on the curb market there was some
activity and the sales We're as follows.
1900 shares OF Federal Ely at 4 cents:
100 shares Of Opcx at AZ cents: 200 at
~; 100 az 45 200 shoros OF Uintah
Treasure Hill at cents
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW MEETING.
Old Company j. Revived and VIII
start Work.


After being practically idle for sew
cral years, the Boston owners OF the
Mountain View Gold Mining company
have revived interest in the property
and win undoubtedly start work with
In "a short time. The stock OF the COM
p1ny. which owns q large number OF
claims In Lincoln county. Nevada. ln
the Eagle Valley mining district and
also several claims iu Utah, is prac-
ticauy an held In the east The resi-
dent director OF the company was Dr.
Harry u. Niles. but since his death tho
company has been without repre-
sentative here.
meeting OF tho stockholders was
held Tuesday al the office of Charles
w Boyd In tho Mccormick block for
the purpose of clccting directors The
last meeting OF the company was held
on MAY N. 1906 and the call for the
meeting was made hy Francis J, o.
Hara. the sole surviving director AT
the meeting the following were the di-
roetors elected: Francis J O Hara Of
Boston, Charles w. Hopkins ~ Win
chester. Mass. and charles W. Boyd
Of salt Lake The organization Of the
board win take place in Boston
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LIVE STOCK.


Chicago. MAY t2-Cattlc-Receipts cs-
umatcd az 500: market steady. Beevcs.
b.MGe.lo, Texas steers. 100000. west
ern steers, a.l0N 40. stockers and feed
ers, A0H6N; cows and heifers, 20a
80; calves 6.00uS.00
Hogs Receipts. estimated at 1900;
market slow, Light 9.35u 9. 20; mixed o 50
03.ia; heavy 2. &a9 go; rough SOS. As;
good 70 choice heavy, 9.i5u9 20: pigs. 300
g9.55; bulk of sales. $500. 70.
Sheep-Receipts. estimated at 1000;
market weak Native. 4.56d 50; west
ern. 4.o0u7.70. yearlings. 7.OOuS.5. lambs.
native. 7.&a9.20; western. T50M9.S5.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas city. May l2--Cattle- Receipts.
400, market steady. Native steers, 5.751
So, COWS ana hclfers, 3.75U7 40. stock
ers and feeders. AOod6. 70, bulls. ASA
6.35. calves. 40Ou6.0o. western steers.
5.50aS.0O; western cows. 4.O0n6.50.
liogs-Receipts, li00O, market weak
20 &c. lower. Bulk of sales. 9.25M 9.4oi
heavy 9.40n 9.5J; packers and butchers.
5000; light 9.bd9.40; pigs. sJ0q
800.
sheep-Recelpts 1900: market steady.
Muttons, 5.50p 7.50: lambs, 10000; fed
western wethers and yeariugs, 6.O0ge.O0i
fed western ewes, 6.50u7,e0.
OMAHA.
Omaha. May 12-Cattle-Roceipts. 1850:
market steady. Native steers s. Sl0S 90,
cows aud heifers. 3.O0a7OO western
steers. 3.5Q0 go; COWS and heifers. asa
5.i5; Gamers, 25oI4.2j. stOckers and feed
ers. 3.50a6.JO. calves. 4O00S.2; bulls
stays. etc, 3.15H6.35
Hogs-Recelpts, 500. market 8 to 10c.
lower Heavy 90as.a0; mixed. S.l0u
30; light, al0@&25; pigs, s.ooas.Oo; bulk
sheep Receipts 400; market steady
YeHrlings 7.OOW775. wethcrs. 6.5OaB.15.
ewes, 6.Ooa7 90 lambs. 76oQs.jO.
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VIII SINK SHAFT DEEPER.
East Tintic Development To seek ore
At Lower Levels.

According 10 Information received
from Eureka today the East Tintic de-
velopment mine will shortly begin sink
ing tho shaft toward the 900 foot level.
The shaft is now az depth OF $50 feet
and il is the opinion of the manage
ment that better silver values viii De
found al depth Tho company Is now
shipping four and as high as five car
loads Of ore a month and is spending
from $500 20 5000 "A month i'm de-
velopment.
A raise has been started from the 300
foot level OF the Provo property for the
purpose of connecting with "a large ore
body that was recently opened up in
the East Tintic Development mine and
which appears 10 be getting larger and
stronger as 70 is developed toward tho
line which divides the two properties.
Supt Del Roberts of the Provo OK
poets 10 make the connection any day
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SIX BEST SELLING BCo-s
RECORD FOR April.

According 10 the foreginl list. the
six books (hction) which have s5B
best I'm the order Of demand during
the month are:
/. The Kingdom Of Slender Swords
Rivcs -.............. ...tI58
mnlan) ........ ........sl5a
g. The House Of the XVhisperfre
Pines. Green. (Putman) ...sii0
4. The Rosary. Barclay. lput.
man .I.... ................Sf $50
g. Lord Loveland Discovers Amor
lea Williamsons GD0ublalaN
PAGE ..-..... ......Rf %
6. White Magic. Phillips. Au1le-
ton ............ ...........&It 30
DESERET NEWS ROOK STORE
The leading book concern
Main ST
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Is UNDERNEATH SHAFT.
Newhousc Tunnel at Ely Central In
Interesting Ground.

Interesting Ground.
According TO private letter re-
ceivcd from Ely the Ncwhouse tunnel
az the Fly Centennial has reached an
interesting stage of development and
the next i've weeks will tell some
great things Of conditions In the Hill
north of the city. The letter declares
that the tunnel D. now underneath the
shaft from which the rich ore was
taken several months ago at a depth
of so feet ana which averaged up close
60 10 per cent I'm copper
The dip Of the vein indicates that
SC should bee caught $50 feet ahead
of the present face Of the tunnel To
reach this Il is believed Il will take
four or five weeks This an depends on
the dip Of the vein.
More interest has been aroused I'm
Ely over the Centennial property than
any other there ON account Of 10
being almost within the corporate
limits more people have inspected the
property than any other i'm the Robin
son mining district
a visitor az the property said recent
ly: Il was REALLY surprised at the
wonderful shoWings made since ] was
there last December Really 4 look 10
see 10 make q wonderful property and
thut IS the universal opinion Of an who
visit ID "
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PLACER COMPANY WINS.
land Near Moab Declared 10 he
Placer Gruund.

AiAffi RthNiAAs
A decision adverse 90 the claims Of
the government iu the case Aof the
United states against the castle Grand
Placer claims company has been rem
dered boy the register and receiver ~
the local land office. The decision or
ders the contest 20 be dismissed and
that the mineral claimants be allowed
90 make final entry on the land or pat
cut. ~ they sn desire.
The land in question consists of
about 80 acres. situated 20 miles from
Moab Don Grand county. The elaine
ants filed on the land under placer
rights but the governpeut In its con-
teu alleged that the ground was not
token for placer purposes but for
speculative purposes. The government
further alleges that the ground was
NOT mineral in character Tho hearing
Of the case W1s conducted for tho most
part 40 Moab. where testimony was
takou bv the county clerk. The de-
cisiou of the register and receiver sup
ported tho contention of The company
and WAS against the government
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NEW YORK COPPER CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers ana
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire this afternoon.
Butte d London. 10 bid; Cumberland
Ely, s y az. Giroux Consolidated. u-16a
~; Nevada-Utah. AI z NipissinR iOd
l0h; Nowhouse. ~ az; Tennessee copper
25iF02s Utah Copper, HFs a457s Davis
DAILY, Is M1H; Dominion Copper. 207;
Ely Central. 1901 3-i6. Ely Consolidated.
a n p Furnace Creek. fuS; Greene G.
q S. Com asked. Mitchell 1-1e04
Montgomery Shoshone, IA q Nevada
Smelling. 7-i609-i6. silver Queen. 100l2;
Silver Leaf, sd12, King Edward 3-16Uia.
Foster Cobalt l0mm: NJ. ", TAH7A
Sioux 906s2. ontario. 2HQ37a Ely witch,
lo02o. Carissa. 5ou52 Colo, 62q@: Q. b.,
g501m; Cobalt Central SG9. Mckinley
Darragh, o1 Is. Tintlc Mining Loo ask
ed. Gibraltar. 2aa First National Cop
per 4ff4h: Nevada Hills, 60d 70; Boston
Cons. iG01s. Yukon Gold. 45-i6a4 5-l6;
North Butte Extension. las. Miami Cop
per y = "a -; h. S. Gas 4 ~ q, I'll Rayo.
27s as; Ray Consolidated. ls4@ls&i
Inspiration Copper. 1hg Z 1-l6. Ray Cen
traL 21-lGa2A: ella Copper. 6sW63s;
Chino Copper. 12isa12A keystone, 3# o.
ga Ohio Copper 2Ha a2 1l-lG; Alice 2AQ3:
u. g.. S. 3-l6d6-l6
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WOOL.


St Louis. NAV 12-Wool unchanged
Territory and western mediums, Nu -.
fine mediums. 1sd22; fine, n 81 i6
LONDON.
London. May lat the wool sales
today q5B bales were offered the small
selection attracted spirited bidding from
the continent and the home trade Firm
prices were realized. especially for
secured merinos and coarse cross-breds.
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An amendment 10 the articles OF In
corporation Of the Utah Copper com
pany was filed with the secretary OF
state yesterday. increasing the capital
Zee for filing tho amendment was
S4375
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THE NEW EDUCATION.
Ella FIagg Young WIN Abolish Old
Familiar Dates Of History.

Familiar DatcS OF iiiStoi9'
Chicago. May l2.-The old familiar
dates Of history and the old problems
IN compromising interest and compound
fractions In arithmetic are TO disappear
from the curriculum Of the Chicago
public schools,
They have been blaClllsted by the
committee appointed by Mrs Ella
Flacg Young. superintendent OF
schools. 20 revise the courses Of study
and trim out the non-essentials. The
report Of the committee was received
bv principals and teachers throughout
Chicago yesterday
what our schools need Is more thor
ouph education and more practical
training" said Mrs Young Things
that have happened IN past years I'M
less Of vital Importance, do not remain
in chldren's minds
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James A. Pollock & CO. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
CoMsToCK.
Ophlr. Is bid. Mexican. 1t5d11Tia.
Gould q Curry. p bid. Con. Va, pa
H. 2Aa Halo & Norcross, 20 bid. yellow
Jacket SEA ST. Belcher. So asked. Conf
,iouce. ! To asked. sierra Nevada. q bid:
Exchoduer. % bid Union, q asked Chol-
lar. l5W6. Potos, 30 bid.
ToNoPAH
Montana rononah. Ha@, Tonopah Ex-
tension lU3Hl 01ia MacNamara, 29r3O.
MIDWAY 2sd9. Tononah Belmont s. 52H
1851 ~ Iouopah North star. 4Q5: West
End Cons. 40 bid, Rescue, PASS Jim But
Ter, 22"&
GOLDFIELD
Sandstone. 8 asked, Col Mt. asked.
Jumbo Ext q asked Booth l3aii. Blue
Bull 4u5; silver Pick sac, Blue Bell
asked; ST. Ives, 10 bid; Condueror
asked, orc. bid. Atlanta, 70 asked; CT
Bend -u3; Florence. 2l5n2 30. Golddold
Daisy 6u7. Comb. Fraction, 90 bid; Ct
BEND Ext. J asked. Gt Bend Annex,
] asked kcwanos. 5Ud. Crackeriack
asked D. Mohawk, asked, Red Hills,
cd. G0lddeld Con. S.106S.20. D'held Trl-
angle. 4 asked. e. o. D.. 8 BID. Florence
Ext, I asked
BULLFRoG.
Amethyst asked. Bonnie Glare
asked Maynower Cons. zoe, Moutgv
Mt. 4 asked. HON stage Cons, I asked:
Tramp Cons, hid.
MANHATTAN.
M'nh Cons, 2 bid Dexter 4 bid; s.
DOG asked
OTHER DISTRICTS
Fairvi"w Eagle 10 bid. Nevada Hills
alH7N. pitt burg SIN Peak. f5u10. Eagles
Nest. asked. Round Mountain. 30 bid.
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CONCENTRATES.

a ! Orem Of tho Nevada Douglas
left last night In his private car for
tho east
The shaft Of the Phoebe Metals COM
pauy rs nearing the 300-foo level and
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y ''itIa+N'|''HN sFhAsiHiH
Bingham Amalgamated. L. 900 at 8A
Cedar Talisman $500 at 49,
Lower Mammoth 100 at go. 100 at so
buyer so. 100 at 90 600 at IS. 200 az
so buyer 90. 800 az 5s buyer 90.
Mineral Flat. 400 az O.
Ohio copper 400 at 200; 100 az 200
buyer go.
Sioux Con. 100 at %
South Columbus Con. 600 az Cit.
Tiutic Central. 200 40 TO-
Tinuc Humbolt 1000 at "a.
Utah Con- 1000 at ga
OPEN BOARD
Colorado. 500 at s.
Cedar Talisman. 500 at 1870
Iron Blossom, 100 at 90.
Ohio Copper. 200 at 2.55.
South columbus Con. 500 OF 6ih.
Utah Con. 1900 at ga 500 az g.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Amount
Regular board ..........14GO0 S2gl3.00
Open board ......-...... 1900 1878 IS
Totals .................22.3OO Sf5g2.15
AFTERNOON SALES.
Cedar Tolisman, 300 at 10. 1900 az
121z
East TlntIc Development 1000 at
"a.
Iron Blossom, 500 at 49,
Lower Mammoth 100 az IS buyer 60
Provo, 100 at ~.
Tiutic Central 100 at 10 1000 az gia:
1000 At 90 buyer Co.
Utah Con, $500 az 81
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shaw. Noah Potter and j. w. Kissell.
fIc boss IN nom gaseous mines. Win
ter Quarters.
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sNN FRANCISCO MINING srocKa

James a Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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New York. May 12-Raw sugar steady.
musCovado. SO test, $50, centrifugal g6
test. ADD molasscs sugar. $50 tcst IS.
Refined, quiet. crushed, SIS; graduated.
6.35. powdered. 5,B.
Conee-spot quiet; No Rio. SM No
4 santos. 9L.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-01
ROYAL WORCESTER CORSET
Este es ell CORSET que vende

" LA VILLA DE MADRID
el mas c6modo durable. Vendemos
en- general, la mejor mercancia por los
precios mas bajOS.
Representatives. Fabricantes directos
Y este nos permite vender mas y mejor
Pronto quedara alberto el Departamento
de ROPA HECHA para Senoras nj
nos donde el publico podra yer que
nuestra mercancia es enteramente nue.
va; no vendemos .SALDOSj nuestras
mercancias son fabricadas de acuerdo
con las exijencias de la Ultima moda.
Yea nuestros ira jes de Musellna fran
cesa con Sobrefalda nuestros traJes de
lana de seda desde S3 hasta $40.
Compre una Blusa de Cambria muy
fno desde 5000 (valia S 1859
En- RopA INTERIOR para Caballeros,
vendemos 10 meior desde la lejitima
lCaniseta de CREPE RUMF hasta la Caml-
sa blanca para Frac,
Gran liquidacion de BORDADOS y
TELAS DE SEDA. Todo nuevo, pero
Inecesitamos local vendemos bueno
~ barato.
Pidanos muestras visitenos V le
atenderemOs sin demora.
j. VILLA MIL & co.
SAN JUAN, P R