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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-08-04
EsrLMArE or vILLAaE ENrENsE.

ESTIMATE OF VILLAGE EXPENSES
An estimate. prepared by the Board
OF Trustees Of the Village of Parma.
Canyon County. Idaho, of the probable
amount Of money necessary for all pur-
poses TO be raised in saio Village for
the fiscal year beginning the first
Tuesdey in May, 1910, including
interest aud principal due on the bonded
debt and sinking fund, itemiying and
classifying the different objects and
branches Of expenditures as near as may
be. with statement OF the entire rive
nue. OF said Village Tor the preyiou:
year;
General Fund ............... fl20(
Road and Bridge Fund ..... a0C
Unpaid Warrants. ....,....... 1906
Bond Interest. .....-........ 7ee
Total. l............. 1920
Total receipts from all sources received
By the Village of Parma for the pre-.
yious fiscal year. ar...-.......-...-.S Sl06s
J. f. KEnaicE. Chairman.
Attest: w. L. FISK, Clerk.
First publication, July IA. 1910.
Last publication, Aug. 4, 1910.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-08-04
essrasy

: Republican fred Mcronpell, Vii
lam Moot
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-08-04

Try Holly Hook Flour.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-08-04
Coroner
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Democratic DR.. Kaley Republican
"A. II lang
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

pzPARTMEET oF The IsTeEioa.
Z. SLand OfEee g. Boise, ldsno.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DrpAR1rrNT OF 1HK lNrEklon.

U. 5. Land oaics at Boise, Idaho.
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First publication. August 4.
Last publication, August Is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-04
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Ahmeek, 1904 100: b. Ely. 1sQA;
Chemung. 5km7, Con Ariz., - ~
Ely Cent. s00S2c: Inspiration. IA u
NJ. v. So az; Baltic, 5Gi2 Ray Cent
? 3-1605-l6; Leaf. 5mSc; Yukon, rs n
A. Adventure, 5i4MA Atlantic, 5lk q
ga c. & H., 520u25. Range. 81 y a
So. Granny. 3i4 y Mass, Ga az; Mo
Quincy. 7Oa72. TamaIack, 50u52; Vie
torla, 2M as; Corbin, i214 ala, Zinc. q
a22; Hancock, IL y a p Royale 1914 q
ia: Lake. SEA "a North Lake. q a
s; South Utah, lAsd5s; oil. $50
81; Apex, 2is Q7s; Belmont, 37s al;
Algomah, ga y h, & l.. SOLO cents;
Chief CON, ~ a II Davis DAILY, "a
aA F. Nat. 3 3-16ah La Rose,
441-16 National, 17g19 cents; ohio,
e5dS0 cents; Allouez. 80 asked -.
Coaln. 1874 Az cent. 1914 asked:
ID. W, 67sU7; q. c., 6Ts al; Nipis-
sing. 1914 as; Osceola, "a LA;
Santa Pc, y q Is Utah Con, 23is
asked; Winona, Ga y u. & b, IL
n Y; Anal, 61ss as; Helvetia, "a
~ X Lake, ~ a =; Miami
com. 355s@6; Mays OIL s5M9O cents;
Gas 33dSl; Cactus, 1iadA chino, 1i%
as: Ely Con. 2O422, OF. Con. S9sNia;
Majestic. 50u52; New Utah. j0a60;
Oneco. 1&d2; 5. Lake. iAd5; Tonopah.
shah. Bohemia. 4hQia: Az. Coml., II
a y; G. & A.. 50is65l; c. NJ. asked;
Franklin. 1Onis; La sale. 9iaat0; New.
con. 19ss ms. n. b.. 23d24; Parrot. u
bid: shannon, 9hdA Trinity, 8 asked;
Wolverine, 10 bid; q, H., 7Gh GirouN,
6hG&; Indiana, ilAd& Kew. 27s@3;
Arcadian. 4dL Ray Con. 17Adta; ).
a. r.. 11LdA; L. s, pfd., 47Gis.
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LIVE YANKEE LEASERS
MAKE GOOD PROFITS
Pacific Mine to Use Crushcr and Jiss
on Lead Silver-Zinc Ore--Hoid-
away Tells OF LconOra


Provo. Aug. f-ThesBeck Tunnel Min
ing company has received United
states mineral patent for the Leona
mining claim in Tlntlc district
The leasers of the Live Yankee In
American Fork canyon are making a
handsome profit on the ore which they
are extracting and shipping
Lead Is appearing In the face Of the
tunnel In the Mary Ellen mine in
American Fork canyon. and the own
ers believe they are nearing hig BODY
of carbonate ore.
The Pacific mine, also In American
Fork canyon is figuring on putting In
a orusher and a set OF jigs to separate
the lead and silver from the base ores.
They have an unlimited supply Of lead
silver zinc ore, of which the zinc makes
smelling Improbable. and this condl-
ton they believe can be removed by the
use Of crusher and jigs.
Andrew n Holloway OF this city re-
ports the Lconora property located near
the center Of the star district In Beaver
county, and in which MIR, Holloway is
heavily interested, has every indication
of soon becoming pay mine.
The Leonora is surrounded by paying
properties and has every showing OF
containing ore.
"The star district" says MI Holda-
way. is one Of those districts whose
value has never been appreciated by
the public. largely owing 10 the iacl
that Il has always been considered
surface district. but this has now been
disproVed and the district IL destined
10 become one OF the best IN the state.
Concerning tho Lconora, | believe il
will prove TO he paying mine under
development and as II Is, in my opin-
ion the best prospect In the state
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. AUG i--Export sales. less fav-
orahle reports from France and Argen-
tine shorts and spectators buying ~
Liverpool such were among the elements
Eat formed an upward course for the
sent news that Frame had been buying
there steadily for week past A strong
party Of the larger local traders started
ont 20 bun prices and kept at tho task
perslstently notwithstanding heavy SELL
irg by one 81 the leading houses hero.
Opening = 20 &c higher with Septem-
Der At i.02h TO y, the market steadied
Offerings Of corn were slim ana scat
tered In the face OF q good general de-
mand. Wheat strength Offset the erect
81 cooler wet weather southwest. Sep
tcmber started y IN a ~ at 62t TO Is
and Clung around 62L.
Local shorts were buyers of oats Hcdg-
ms sales were small. There was rise
Of ngj. In September at the opening
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TRADE IN MORE STOCKS.
Transactions Made In Greater Number
or Securities Today.

Trading on the local stock exchange
was more general today. taking In a
greater number Of stocks than have
been traded In for several days. The
market was slow and uninterest-
ing. orders were few and there
was considerable professional buy
ing and selling, Big Hi was sold
today for the first time in severa
weeks. The stock sold at y 10 " OF
"A cent. Cedar Talisman was disposed
OF at cents
Columbus Consolidated was about
the only strong feature on the board
reaching the price Of 81 cents ~ the
close OF the regular board session. This
security was stronger than ever TODAY
with fairly good buying. Nevada Hill
was also on the upward move, IL was
disposed Of at t2.2TH share. iron
Blossom was unchanged.
The total number OF shares sold this
morning was 25.7TO, while the amount
represented by the transactions was
sT.sS7.50
On the curb market Opex was
present again today 1t was but little
changed from yesterday. The only
other sale was Bingham Central
standard, which has been quite &C
tive for several days, The following
wore the sales this morning; $50
shares of Bingham Central Standard
at iaA cents. $50 at Is cents; 500
shares Of opex at - cents; 1900 at
40 and 500 ri 43is cents.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS
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CONCENTRATE

l.. y. Morrison is in southern Utah
The Opex has again started work
after a delay OF better than week
spent in repairing and overhaultng the
machinery.
At present Is teams are engaged in
hauling ore out OF the Alta district 20
Sandy where It is loaded and taken to
the sampler at Murray.
Unless strong indications of ore are
found on the l000-foot level Of the
Tintic Standard It Is probable that a
diamond drill will be put in operation
as this can be used in any direction.
Prospecting with the drill is far
cheaper.
The tramway to the Carbonate mine
a. Alta viii be finished by Aug. 10. At
that time II is probable the manage
ment will be sending down large ton
mage daily as Il Is understood that
there is In the ncighborhood OF l2.OOo
tons Of ore blocked out in the mine.
4 new well has just come in at the
property Of the International Oil com
pany IN Spring Valley, Wyo. II has
the appearance OF being creNice wen.
\ representative Of "A Pennsylvania oil
company Is now In the field making an
examination for the purpose Of getting
his company to invest In the new oil
country.
II is understood that operations OF
the Utah Copper mine are extending
into the very heart OF the town OF
Bingham. The north half Of the town
II is said has been purchased. This Is
along a densely populated part of the
canyon known as Commercial Gulch
on the site OF tho Clipper livery has
been built an S0-room, three-story
boarding house. IL looks as though all
of Upper Bingham will be taken over
by the company. Seventeen steam
shovels and 30 steam engines are busy
carrying away the mountain at Bing-
ham
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first sales being at 3s7s. further ad'
vance to 37tqi. followed,
selling by local longs made the pro'
vision market easy. decline or TO ~
cents was shown at the outset with the
September delivery AZ HO for pork.
II 69is to ti.6 for lard and II IS for ribs.
Mheat-PuTChases here supposed 10 be
for French account kept the market In
a bullish temper until near the close
when prices showed some reaction. The
finish was arm, however, with septem
Der at 1,02A TO u, not gain OF u TO
ccrn-During the last part OF the SOS.
sion the market eased on somewhat with
wheat The close was firm, nevertheless
AZ s2@ for September IN advance OF y
compared with last night.
Cash corn No; 2 es5sq%; No white
3 white, eiah No. 3 yellow. essl q Gln
No. a. 6stsutS; No. white, s2iA a o.. No, (
Close .w6eat--sept., io2H; Dee l.Si
Corn-sept, sas. Dec, sO4. May. Sc.
oats-septp $$ as7i Dec asa; May
Ness Pork. per bbl--sept. $50: Jan,
:, Lard, per 100 lbs-sept, ii.S2h; oct,
Short RIBS per 100 lbs.-Jan, 1875:
Sept, II Eh.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Aug 4,-Rsw sugar. nrm:
museovado, 80 test. ass; centrifugal Sc
test s.36; molasses sugar, SO test. 3.el.
Refined. steady; crushed. SIS: granulat-
ed 5,l5; powdered 5,25.
Conee-Spot. steady; No. Rio, SKA
1915; No Santos, 0R
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Aug. 4.-Butter - steady.
creameries s3h a Is; dsiries, 22a GO
Eggs-Steady, at mark cases Included.
loPl4i receipts, 56s2 cases: nrsts, IS
prime firsts, 17h.
Cheese-Firm. Daisies. 15Aa4: twins,
1iIsn Young Americas. i5S d'tG: I,onr
Horns. l5atui6.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

In today's markets. the price OF flour
be only temporary. Otherwise there IL
general tendency TO lower prices. The
entrance of Nebraska and Kansas but
ter into this market, In addition to the
Idaho product. has precluded any fur
Their rise. The MOapa cantaloupes. so
plentiful this season. are about ex-
hausted. as the home supply is about
ready to mature. However, there are
fun lines OF Utah products. The con-
tinucd shipment OF tomatoes from the
coast. has convinced the Utah grover
OF the futlity Of forcing up prices, and
to counteraCt the importations home
growers have lowered their figure to
10 cents. on account OF this policy Of
the farmer. local wholesalers ordered
this week several car loads of potatoes
from California and Idaho rather than
pay the local growers Sl25 "A bushel.
thus effectlng a large saving, even
after paying freight charges.
The Davis county aggregation on
hearing OF this notified the Salt Lake
jobbers Tuesday afternoon. that on sat
urday, the price Of local potatoes would
be 90 cents. When asked for an ex-
PLANTATION Of this sudden change of
financial heart the notifiers remarked
they would be more at leisure the lat
ter part Of the week, and could drive
To- market more conveniently well.
you can keep your potatoes, we don't
want them at any price" was tho re-
ply. So Saturdays markets will be al
most entirely supplied with extra state
tubers. Cabbages are down TO 81 80 on
account Of increased orders sent to tho
coast from this city. 4 few Utah dried
onions are on the market. as the Calf
fornia supply seems to he running
short. Utah watermelons are slow in
appearing on the market. and dealers
do not consider them at present equal
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NINrrN.NINr TO SUP.

Manager J. y. Jensen OF the Ninety
nine Copper company at Good Springs,
Nevada. writes J. r. Hammond that
the FIRST car Of ore from tho properly Is
heinp sent out this week, TO be quickly
followed up with q car Of lower
grade. Mr. Jensen declares that In his
opinion the ore taken out In develop
ment during the past two weeks VIII
make the shipment close TO 80 per
cent copper Mr. Jensen reports That
on tho e5O-foot level. the vein Is larg-
or and stronger and gives better IN
dications OF permanently The upfise
from the 25O-foot level to the winze IN
the 200 foot level has been completed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-04
NEW YORK CURE RANGE.
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

COMSTOCK.
Ophlr. 1.15a120: Mexican. 1.27is n
$50: con. Va, e6 bid Savage. %
low Jacket. "a bid. Belcher, 70 asked ;
Confidence. Is asked, Sierra Nevada,
30 hid Union. 3Sn3e.
ToNOPAH
ana Tonopah S7ass; Tonopah
y ZION. - asked: MacNamara. 30
mont $3.50 400; Tonopah North star,
BOO bid. West End Cons. 65 asked /;
Rescue. bid; Jim Butler. 2Sn2A
GOLDF1ELD.
Sandstone. asked: Col. Mt. 8 asked.
Jumbo Ext. 52d5i; Booth 10 Bill: Blue
Bell. I asked: orc. bid; Atlanta, IL
bid. CT Bend bid Red Top Ext, 3
as; Florence. 40 bid. Goldncld Daisy,
bid; Comb Fraction. ~ bid: Ke-
wanos 5d6. Portland, ! asked: Crack
erjack I bid Red Hills 3G4: Grand
ma. bid, Goldhcld Con. $40 hid;
D'hold Triangle, asked; Florence Ia
tension. l bid
BULLFROG.
Bonnie Glare. bid: Mavfower
Cons, bid. Montgy Mt, / asked
HON "stakc Cons, asked. Tramp
Cons. asked.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons. asked: Dexter. 3 bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS
Fairvicw Eagle, sbm 20; Nevada
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BOND GOLD NIL GROUP.

ogden. Aug. f-For consideration
Of S2boo0O that group OF mining claims
near brigham C,ty In BoNeldcr county,
known a. the Gold nm group, has been
bonded by n. &. Bakor 10 an English
syndicate The property has been
passed upon by Harry Beaumont an
cxprrt mining engineer, who is now on
his Wav across the country 10 make his
roport 70 the syndicate which he repre-
sents. IN some places the ore bodies
are said 20 ho IS feet In width with tho
veins we'll defined. Assays which have
been made Of tho ore show $50 IN gold
and from 30 20 40 per cent In lead
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
OHIO COPPER WORKING
OUT IT'S OWN TROUBLES
Company Continues to Make GOOD
Profit IA Treating ore at
Its New Min

In spite Of tho fact that nothing has
been heard from the other side OF the
Atlantic relative TO the financing Of the
ONO Copper by r. a Hoinze and Colin
Mcintosh, the company continues to
progress and should the officials remain
away long enough the concern might
be able to work its way out Of difh-
cultics without help. According To a
report sent east by Alfred Frank chief
engineer on Heinze's stan, who is look
ing after the mining ana milling OF the
Ohio during the absence Of Mr. McIn-
tosh the company made $4,000 in prof
it, for the month Of June and dur
ing August the profits VIII be so per
cent greater
For a long time people have looked
I'm askance at tho Ohio Copper on ac-
count Of the stock market action rcla-
tive this stock. The first two units
OF the mill or hair the entire plant has
been running for eight months now ana
according % the engineer has now set
tied down TO a steady grinding of OK
ccllcnt concentrates The grade Of ore
Is also much better than the general
mine run was figured at.
According to Mr. Franks statement
the August earnings OF the Ohio Copper
should be $4,000. The plant Us handling
.. 700 tons OF ore ~ day To make this
The concentrates that are being sent
out, 1t is declared. run from % To 30 per
cent copper
Two other features that are helping
the production are that the cost of min
ing is nearly one-third less than was
at first figured on and that the cost OF
milling Is also much reduced.
The company has a bonded indebted
ness Of something over 81, coo. 900. while
il Is also encumbcrod bv a floating in
debtedness of S6O0000 with only half
the mill going the company can pay all
expenses and pay a fair amount each
month on the principal
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET

New York, Aug. money on call
easy. = d1& per cent; ruling rate.
] y per cent; closing bid, ~ per cent:
offered at y per cent
Time loans firm and dull: for 90
days. 3d3A per cent: for 90 DAYS.
3% a. per cent; for six months, 47s
as per cent.
Close-Prime mercantile paper 5h
as per cent
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business in bankers bills at 4S325d
4.S8.35 for 60 day bills and at $3.50
for demand Commercial bills 4.s2ia a
Asa
Bar silver. sex.
Mexican dollars a. cents
Government bonds steady railroads
irregular.
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PROSPECTS At MARysvaLE.

WHY be idle? The writer has had
some experience In various camps ot
Utah and surrounding states ana
must admit that he has never touhd
An anv cnup SO many opportunities
maj are observed IN Marysvalc for
the leaser. The ore Is OF pay grade
ana occurs In large shoots, chinincys
and deposits The lodges or veins in
dlcate permanencv and can be easily
traced An that Is necessary " work
and the properties VIII certainly Neld
40 the owner handsome returns -
Morvsyalo Optimist.
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ASSESSES r1NrIc CENrHAL.

Provo. Aug. AT meeting OF tho
directors OF the Tintic Central Mining
company here this morning an assess
ment Of half cent share was levied
10 carry on the development work Of
the concern. The shaft is now down
close 10 the Ss0-foot Lowell. and the
management Is getting close 90 whore
II IL necessary 60 develop by means of
a drift. n IL believed that DRIFT from
the SHAFT Will encounter ore within a
short distance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-04
MEATS AND POULTRY.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
JOB PRINTING AND BOOK BIND
ING

We are the pioneers in Job Print
ing and Book Binding In the state.
our facilities are the best for hand
ling any class OF work, no matter now
large or how small.
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
FORENOON SALES

fpltENOpN SALES
His I'm. 1000 az y 1000 At q.
Black Jack, 800 az S.
Cedar Tai 2.0OO 81
Colum hu~. 200 az SO. 100 al Is. son
at go. buyer SO, 500 al GO: 100 IA al
Crown Point. 1000 az ga 2.iO0 al
Z.
Grand central roo az l.e7is: 100 at
$50
Iron Blossom, 200 at 10
Lower Mammoth, 1000 az IS.
MAY DAY. 2,620 at O.
Ney Hius 200 az 2.25; 500 at 2.27H.
Ohio Copper, 500 al $50
Silver King ESQ at 2i5,
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It's a Fact


That many people have no bank
account VINO would have one il
they understood a few thing;
better.
1t isn't necessary, rs some peo.
pie think, to have a large sum to
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Total net profit for the quar-
y

Total net profit for the quar- -.
ter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 ls2, ooO. %
The AVERAGE price Of copper upon
which the above earnings are based
was 12ik cents per pound. as compared
10 1893 cents per pound, the price used
for the previous quarterly report At
the close of the quarter no copper due
for delivery from rehnories remained
unscld. but on the contrary sales had
been made Of an copper due for de-
livery up tn about the end Of August
The average cost per pound OF the
net copper produced. after deduction or
smeitnr allowances. was 1.53 cents. Dur
ing the month Of May. when we were
able TO mine ores containing IL pounds
OF copper per ton I'm excess Of the aver
age contained for the quarter, the cost
per pound Of net copper was III cents,
During that month the cost at the Mag
ma plant was zoo cents In calculating
tho above costs. the small amount or
miscellaneous earnings shown Is not
taken into account as a credit 70 the
cost " producing copper, only the net
revenue from milling operations being
considered.
In addition to the earnings resultant
,Ipon the operation Of the plants in
Utah. there was derived for the quarter
a revenue OF 1856. 1850 from dividends
on the stock Of the Nevada Consou-
d1ted Copper company. owned by the
Utah copper company. Tho total net
revenue for the quarter was, therefore
r,ron opcrations in Utah 81 49,, $50 %
From Nevada CON. dividends 356,i26.1O
Total .......,........-.,. .'' Nl''fnif'''i'
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STOCK CERTIFICATES.

Stock certificates. bonds, and blank
books OF any size or style made 20
order. Estimates promptly furnished,
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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inns. 2.2O@2.sO; Pittsburg sll. Peak,
SO a &C. Eagles Nest. 6Gs; Hailstone,
4 a 8 Round Mountain. so asked;
ltswhide Queen. "A bid Rawhide
IA bid.
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Beck Tunnel. 1000 at 1is.
Cedar Talisman. 1000 az 50
Colorado. 100 at 34ia.
Columbus Con, 200 at 60.
Grand Central 200 at $50.
Iron Blossom. 1000 At rs.
Nevada Inns. 1000 at 227ia
silver King. 100 ~ 22O.
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So. col Con. $50 at $; 500 az 81.
Yerington Copper / 900 al "a.
OPEN BOARD
COT con, 200 al so.
Crown Point, 1000 at ~; 5000 at
~
Cedar Tai. 100 at s
Tintic Central. 1000 az Sia
May Day, l,2O0 at 3.
TOTALS.
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FRUIT.
GROCERIES.

LAYER raislns' per pound...".".......o
iic ney. per pound ...,,................20
Bcets. In cans. each ..,.-.......,....20
Din pickles. quart ...,........,......l5
Sour pickles. quart ..,,,.......,.......2O
Popcorn, three pounds for ...........l.
Sugar. II pounds for ...,......,,.,..l. 100
Citron peel, per pound ............,.."?s
Lemon peel, per pound ...........,,..20
Orange peel per pound ..,.......,....25
Mincemoat. per pound ...,,..,.15, 20, %
Sweet cider, per gallon ...............60
rye hominy. quart ..,.................lo
cane sugar ...'s''.''.'sss..'... 80
Beet sugar ...ss'..'s .s'ssss..'.,.. .b.3O
Maple sugar per pound. ........,... e5
Oleomargarine ......,....,....... 80
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NEW YORK COPPER CLOSE

James a. Pollock 4 Co.. bankers
and brokers, furnish the following re-
ceived over their private wire this af-
ternoon:
Giroux Consol dated 64n6ss Nevada
Consolidated, 1914 lflgFs Nevada Utah
n9-id; Niplssing, lOia u l09s Ncwhouse
1ss n1N Tennessee Copper, 22ig n 2 ,
Utah Copper 4gs,a4ii4. Davis DAILY, 1l5d
ia, Ely Central t3-t60 = Ely Consoli-
dated. lSU22. Nevada smelling AU y Z;
Silver Queen 5n 70; King Edward. lisa
3-l6. NJ V, 613-lGd6 l5-lf Sioux. p a. p
Ontario. IT8. Ely witch. l0dI5; Carisa,
$50 IS. colo. $50 81; .. n. 7lH16. Cobalt
%; Tintlc Mining 100 asked: First Ma
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per. 5Q6; Ohio Copper. e-l6N1as; Alice,
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