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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-02
NEW YORK CURB CLOSE.

& Chino. 22hI1s: Davis Daily, / s-16
OK Ely Central, 1908 Ely Con-,
as642; First National copper, 1SgR:
Giroux Con-. 67sdpT; Inspiration. 3 7-l6
az; Yukon Gold. 3AG4: Miami, 1875
az; Nevada Utah. B@1; New. Key
stone, 2AGl3-16: Nipissiug, 10A911:
Ohio Copper, 114@9-16; Ray Central. 2B
@S-16; Ray Consolidated, 19Ad1a; La
Rose. 4 T-16G9-l6; South Utah, 1lsMh:5
British Col. Cop, 69s@k; b. State Gas.
NON; Braden. 4@h: Cob. c., 9ls@1c;
lGl Rayo. 33sd3M; Ely Witch, 5Wl5;
Mason Valley. 9%. dpl0A: Mckinley OAR
ragh, 1.35@1.4O; Montgomery Shoshone,
SOLO; Nevada smelter, lsa9s; silver
Queen. SI14; Tintic, Sl.0O asked:
Ontario. 2d2A; Alice. zoo asked: Sioux
Con, 29132: Colorado. 45@4I; Iron Bios
om,74@76: Carisa, ais; New Hills. 292B;
Allouez, 3Sis $40: B. Coaln, II 1s @1S;
Cent, lax 1l5h: Franklin, 9ED
10; la Sale. 7h as; Mohawk, AZ a
46; n. B.. 2SA@20; Parrot, 12&@
49,; shannon. 11@ ": rTamaracl1, 80
bid; Victoria. 2GA; Wyandot, " q
q; inc. EGO 81; Giroux, 6 * m7;;s1n-
diana, la X: Kew. 3@l4: Arcadian,
3@4; Ray Con-. 1875 a "a: S. & b.,
BM Il: Island Creek, 311s9l%: do.
pfd:. s7a@ss; 3. Min. 10 asked: B.
& L.. 10 asked; Chino, 221s q y:
Davis DAILY, 9-16dp "a; T., Nat. I Is
o.; Inspn.. 9a@A; Majestic, 4A646;
National. 40 "; Baltic. 6I h; Raven,
45G,46; Leaf. car cents: Tonopah.
S'ss @ IS; Yuma, 1s@22 cents.
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DECLARES DIVIDEND.
Republic Mines Corporation Of Spo-
kane Maintains Earnings.

#
Spokane. WASH. Dec. 2.-Thc Repub-
lie Mines corporation has paid its reg
ular monthly. dividend. amounting to-
$4,000. The corporation paid $4,000 in
June, 1910. and $4,000 each successive
month. making the total amount of
dividends paid to date $4,000.
At the same time dividends were he
ing disbursed. the Republic company
has been making payments on the mine
which Is held under bond Of $225, 0C0.
OF this sum 100000 has been paid and
the remaining $4,000 will be paid on
the day before Christmas. In this year
the Republic Mines corporation Will
have paid 100000 in dividends, s225.Co0
for the property and s15O,o00 approx
mately for operation, freight and smelt-
ing expenses. All of this revenue has
come from depth of not more than
$40 feet In the Lone Surprise
group in tho Republic district, north
west of Spokane The ore body varies
in width from to 80 feet. Shipments
average from SIG to $500 ton. The
shoot was recently cut ct n depth Of
400 feet, where its size and quality is
undminished. The shaft will be con-
tinued to depth of 900 feet and levels
shot out each 100 feet.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.
Farley Il. Williams left this noon 70
New York, on railroad business.

Pnrlcy Il. Willinms left this noon for
New York, on railroad business.
Build 10 los AngcIcs-R eports
from California credit the Western Pa
cifc with intentions to build south to
Los Angeles.
julius Krutschnitt. director of main
tenancc of the Hartman lines Is due
in this city Saturday afternoon. to re-
main over II few hours en- route on n
periodic business trip to the Pacific
coast.
Tho agency Of tho fast freight line
of the Kanawha Dispatch that formerly
existed in this city, is to be rc-estab-
.lished with Frank NJ. Miller OF the New
York Offices Of the Chesapeake & Ohio
road as the local representative.
j. W. Walton and w. FL. Handln lert
Thursday night for Chicago to attend
the annual meeting of the travelling
passenger agents of the Burlington sys-
TEN,
Tho Salt Lake Route hns issued n
new folder OF 20 pages. having much I'd
say In favor of Utah. About 100000
copies are being distributed. Douglas
White prepared the folder. and he made
n very neat job of It.
Trainmnstcr r. T. Moore OF tho
Tonopnh & Goldfcld railroad at Tono-
pah. New, Is In town. en- route home
from Wyoming where he has been to
secure conslgnmcnts Of winter commcr
cial coal. He found the coal market
pretty tight, AS engines on the Tono-
pah burn oil, they are not troubled much
about coal. except for station supplies.
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POPULATION OF UNITED
STATES IS 100000

Washington, Dec. 1.-The porula-
ton of the United States as revealed
by the thirteenth census is expected
to be announced by the census
bureau on Dec. 10. Counting Arizona
and New Mexico as states the totals
for 2S out of the As states already
have been announced. The grand
total for &c of these states is 60,OS7,-
759. which is a gain OF between u
and 22 per cent over the population
of the same states In 1900. At this
rate of increase the total population
of the country should be about 91.-
100000. The most striking develop
ment of the census so far as shown
Is the relative growth of cities and
industrial centers as compared with
the farming region. Tho eastern states
have more than held their own, while
the states of the middle west have fall
len off.
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IMPROVEMENT REPORTED.
Drift From Eagle and Blue Bell Into
King William Is MIncralizcd.

There was a reported strike in King
William this morning, which Is said
to be in the drift which is being
driven from the 1.OOO-foot level of the
Eagle & Blue Eel into the King Will
liam ground Something over Il year
ago drift on the 50O-foot level in the
Eagle G. Blue Bell was driven into
the King William, to tap 1t at
400 feet, but 1t Is said to have stop
ped before reaching the objective
point a short time ago, arrange
ments were made to drive on the 1000
to cut the King William at 1900 feet.
1T was estimated that about 800 feet
of drifting would cut u cross break
that Is said to extend from the Grand
Central into the Centennial Eureka
and that now tho drift Is about to
that break and is into the blue lime
and shows iron and some values. rms
hrenk is said to have carried fair
values on the surface and the rxpecta-
tions are for its opening UP ut depth
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec. 2-Cattle-Receipts, es-
timatcd ut 1900: market steady. Beeves,
4.50lT.10: Texas steers. a .0G $40: western
steers, 4.2596.iO: <stockers and feeders.
Hogs-Receipts, estimated Mt 2l.ooo:
market steady to sc. lower. Light. G.S5I
rs: mixed. 6.s5GT.s5: heavy. $3.50 7.32I
7.elIl 80; pigs. 6.49@7.l9; bulk of sales,
sheep Receipts, estimated at 5000:
Q4.25: western. 2.75Gi.2o: yearlings. 4.3O
g5:s,:: limbs. native, i.39u0; western.
4.5OQ6.i5.
Kansas City. Dec 42-Cattle-Receipts
200: market steady. Native steers. 4.75l
stockeis and feeders, 3.75d6. %; bulls. 8 70
GAS: calves. 4.W@S.3; western steers,
i.2ia35o;., western COWS, 2,75d4.75.
H9gMReeeip,ts, 500; m market &c. low
~: packers and butchers, 7.1odf7.eS
sheep-Recelpts.. 5000: market steady.
wethers and yearl!ngs, 2.75d5.75; FED
western ewes, S5Odl+.U.
OMAHA.
OMAHA Dec. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1900:
n @arset a ntfo" Sfa Msvs Ssssrs %
ers, 2.s5M4.4S; Gamers, 2.75Q3.40; stock
ers and feeders. S,oD45.4o: calves. $500
s' Hos as; a.ESo; %a IKE shade
easier. Closed strong Heavy. G.I6p7. Is;
mixed, 7.U5M7l5; light. 7.l5a7.p; pigs,
s.StS,,o BULK az e sales q et, 7S LIS.
shade lower G.arlIngs, 4.oDI515; weth-
ers. 3.l5pf0o: ewes. 3.2@3.so:, lambs. $50
Ql6..0. ,r
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ND. SHELTER GETS ORE.

Denver, Colo. Dec. BY the recent
transfer of the Santiago group, - supply
or copper ore for the. independent smelt-
or at Golden, Colo. Is assured. The
group is situated In the East Argentine
district of upper Clear Creek county.
1t has been under development for n
number of years, and reserves or q
gross value of Approximately Sl,ooo,ooo
are now blocked out A thorough sam
bling of the mine prior to the sale
showed IN average gross value of S2i.5o
per ton FOR all the ore in sight. Tho,
shipments will probably be Increased
within six mouths to 800 tons month.
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PRIEST. TAFT CUTS
DOWN HIS MESSAGE

washington, Dec. o.-Prcsidcnt Taft
changes be made in his message which
was distributed last night. The mes
sage is an unusually long one and Mr..
Taft has decided to make 1t shorter
by 5000 words He will direct that
certain sections be cut out of the
main message and be sent to Con-
gress as an appendix.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Az. coml. 2sla@A: c. & A.. 51@
50: Range. 66lsW67; CRANKY. a7GSS;
Mass, SMai: New. Con. 1shM19; Old
Dom, 37@3s; Quincy, q bid; Shat
Sism9; Algomah. SA19; b. & b., AZ
ga: Hancock, 2lI%; Royalc. l7IlS;
Lake, 3Sfr1a; n. Lake, ca G7A; Cor
bin. 1S&lh; S. & F.. 12aGrl$; Apex.
2Am3; Bcgole, lisGp2h; Bohemia, az
az Cactus, 23m25; Con. Aria, 1Mp
.: Ely Con, aod42; CT. Con, S1s0pSs;
Ia Rose, 7-l6Gla: NJ, Y. on @loh:
n. D., 2A@4; Ohio Copper l 9-l6
M@ RI. Coal'n,, 3m4; South Lake,
6,a 6DE; Tuolumne, 4 l3-l6Gt5-16;
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HEAVY TRADING TO-DAY.
Opcx and Nevada Hills Slunp--KinG
William Stronger.

The volume of trading this morning
was somewhat larger than usual Opex
sold down to 12ba cents on the report
that the mine would probably close
down or else reduce It's forces. Jesse
knight, j. Will Knight and w. Lester
Mangum are all in Tintic. and the re-
port could not be verified from Provo
today. The T!ntic Empire sold up to
Az under eastern orders and Uncle
Sam and Colorado both held their own.
Nevada Hills slumpcd off to S2.l5 under
light sales. On the open board. 1900
shares Of Opex sold from II down to
.12is, 200 Utah Bingham Copper at 40,
and $50 Demiiohn4at 10. Bingham Cen
trial Standard was l4l4@15. Bingham
Copper 16@17. Federal Ely at S. Nc
Donald Ely at II. Ely Witch at II. and
Uintah Treasure Hill at AZ. The total
sales on the regular call We're 22,15O
shares and on the open board 1920,
totaling 41,400 shares. valued Mt S.
2O3.50
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.:
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SIN BEST SELLERS.
During Month OF October.

According to reports from the Lead
Ing book sellers of the country, tho
six books (iction), which have sold
best in the order of demand during
the month are:
1. The Rosary Barclay. $500. S1.35
q Tho Window at tho White Cat,
Rlnehart .......... ........ $3.50
3. Ailsa Paige, Chambers, S1.5O
4. The Rose In tho Ring, Nc
CutCheon ......... ....... .S1.5O
5. Max, Thurston ............. $3.50
G. The Wild Olive, Anon $3.50. $3.50
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
The Leading Book Concern.
Il MINI ST. .st'
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overture. sah: Atlantic, COY;

Adventure. 6aA: Atlantic. e@1s; C. &.
H.. 545Gr546;, d. w, $500; G. c.. TAG
u; Mich, 3Ad4: Mp. l0R oil; Osceola,
120W124: Santa Fe. 1909; Superior,
41hQa; Utah Con. 1274 913 Wolv, Ill
ais; Anal. 63FsIaa; f. b., 1lRGA;
Helv., 1892; Is. Lake, 6&@7; Miami,
19ls1Y: Ojibway, 607; SO. Utah, 11s@
4 U. S. COM. 3oh bid; U. S. pfd.. $50
4: Gas. 3l@32; b. Ely. 1-l64A; Chief.
1lSIM; Cortez. 1902: Witch, 10412;
Florence, 11HaS; Oak, % ask; Nick
D., / 5-16Gs7-16; New. Utah, 91494;
Oneco. 1B02a: Ray Cent, 2@B; S.
& G.. 1cdi5; Yukon. 3l3-1694;
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GENERAL. MANAGER HERE.

Gonernl Manager Frank of the Ohio
Copper. arrived Thursday evening and
Will leave today for Bingham to exam
inc the company's mill. Tho present
concentration rs 1t stands comprises two
units of n rated capacity Of 800 tons
each. but at the present time the output
lis around l,Soo. a third unit Is being
equipped by Col Wall who has sufficient
confidence in his machinery to put It In
tho present unit. 1t Is claimed that for
n large tonnage tho Wall tables
will not give us good a saving us some
other designs. butthc colonel has put Il
lot of time and energy into the lc
tails of their construction ana is willing
to show what they can do, The result
mt experiments viii be watched with
interest.
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G. & A. STAFF APPOINTMENTS
TIME CARD CHANGE.

There will be change in tho O. S.
l.. time card, Sunday Dec. II, when
trains Nos. l and 2 will be changed
off on to the running time of trains
SO and "a which are to be annulled, No.
., as "a, will arrive in this city from
Butte at 1910 am, instead Of S:15 as at
present, connecting at Pocatello with
No. 6. and leaving Butte two hours
later. No. will leave this city at 11:45
pm. carrying the passengers hereto
fore patroniZ;ng No. "a.
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ILLUSTRATED CATALOG or
40 q. HH5gtI IDT AVG aI--- ~ -

We havo just Issued n new illus.
trated and descriptive catalog OF playa
and the variety is sufficiently. grent !
to supply my demand from a sun.
dny school entertainment to 4 per-
Torrance on tn: professional stage.
FREQ on application, - "
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE. Il
III LIZ 6 Main St aTEe 80 .g
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Nov. money on call
easier. 2A@2hs per cent; ruling rate, 2ls
per cent; closing bid az per cent; Of
fered at ga per cent.
Time loans steady; for 60 days and 90
days, per cent; six months. per
cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper to ~
per cent: sterling exchange steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at
4. SO. 5O6D4 80. 10 for 60-day bills, and at
1850 for demand.
Bar silver, 55.
Mexican dollars. as.
Government bonds steady; railroads
heayy y
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NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
~, state Of Utah. In the matter ter Of Go4 ";
estate OF Lola II. Hanna. Deceased. No.
tice.--The petition OF Iva NJ. Barter pray.
ing for the Issuance to IVA NJ Barter al
Letters of Administration In the estat.
of Lola Il. Hanna. deceased. has been sci
for hearing on Tuesday. tho 18th day q,
December, \. d. 1910, at 10 O'Clock am,
NJ the County Court House. In the Court
Salt Lake County. Utah.
Witness tho Clerk Of said Court, with
the seal thereof affixed this md Jay ri
December. a, ID. 1910.
MARGARET ZANE W1TcHER,
(SeaD CLERK
BY L. p. Palmer. Deputy Clerk. !"
S. p. Armstrong. attorney for petition.
or, Continental Block.
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41.4oo ss,2oa.5o
AFTERNOON SALES.

CEDAR Tai. 500 at IA: 1000 at 13h.
COLORADO, loo at 4G.
Iron BLOSSOM, 500 ut 10.
King VIM. 2.2o0 ut 1sih.
Little Bell. 800 at 100.
May Day, $50 at II.
Masonic Mt. 500 at 80 y.
Ohio Copper. $50 at 1.5o.
Prince Con, 100 at ST: 200 at so;
! 900 at rs. seller go; 400 at 10.
South Col Con, 1000 at 10.
Tlntic Central, 1000 at ., buyer 60:
5000 at Sh 1000 at SA. buyer GO.
Tintic Emp. 1000 at x
Uncle sam. 100 ut So; 500 at 5S.
seller so; 80 at SO.
Western New. 1000 ut 10.
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RAILROAD NEWS.
TALE AGAIN GOES ROUNDS.
Surveyors in Ogden Canyon Revive
Burlington Main Line Talk.

Surveyors are busy on the east side
of Ogden canyon. laying out some kind
of line which tho local imagination
has conceived to be the main line of
the Burlington extension that has been
the never failing resource for lurld
tale from ina ginative reporters for the
last % years. The line runs 20 feet
above the county road. through the
gorge. paralleling the tracks Of the
Ogden Rapid Transit company. whose
owners. the local belief Is. mad been
counting on selling out their right of
way to the Burlington Mt comfortable
figure. But. "hopc deferred makcth the
heart sick" and the feelings of these
highly eXpectant parties appear doomed
to disappointment. AS. was to be eN-
pected tho surveyors have nothing TO
communicate to the public.
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LEGAL BLANKS.

OF every character and description
arranged from the best legal forms
and brought strictly up to date.
A full supply always on hand az the
Deseret News Book Store.
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CONCENTRATES.

Federal Ely has been assessed cent
per share. delinquent Dec. 80. and sale
day Jan. 30.
C. H. Blanchard leaves for the King
William tonight.
K Wyoming capital has become inter-
ested In the Phoebe Double Dyks and
work is to be started Immediately. &
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DIVIDEND on GoLDFIELD con.

The directors OF the Goldncld Con-
so,iduted met in New York yesterday
and declared the regular dividend Of
% cents and an extra dividend of 80
cents, making the usual so cent per
share disbursement.
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s asked; Claremont, 1.3061.35: Illinois
Crude. 80 asked; Monte Cristo. 2.571s:
New Penn'a., GO bid; Palmer. 1.50 ask
ed: Premier. 7l@S0: Silver Tip. LES
bid; S. WI & b., 35 bid: Turner. LOO.
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS
James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
COMsTOCK.
Ophir, .O5@l 10; Mexican. SSmSa;
Gould & Curry, 1904: Con. va, s71SS;
Savage, 10G11: Hale & Norcross 10 bid:
yellow Jacket, "a bid: Bclchcr, So bid:
Confidence, 40 asked; Sierra Nevada. 10
G16: Exchequer, 71S; Challenge, 495.
ToNoPAH.
Tonopah Extension. los asked: Mac
Namara, % asked; Midway. 1919: To-
nopah Belmont. iSO@4.35: Tonopall
North Star. 4G5: Rescue, SOL; Jim
Butler, 27@2S.
GOLDFIELD.
Col. Mt. 3 ask: Jumbo Ext. o2Ge3;
Booth, gas. Blue Bull. 5I6; Silver Pick,
Gas; Blue Bell, 2@3: Conqueror lag:
Lone Star, 2I3; ORC, 5Qp7: Atlanta, 126p
IA: Florence. 1.25@1,50 Comb Fraction
i4a15: Kewanos, bid; Crackerjack, /
bids Red Hills. 2d3; Y. Tiger, las;
Grandma. 3 ask GodHeld Con, Sl5@
S.25: D'ncld Triangle, ask; c. Q. D.,
ask.
BULLFROG.
Bonnie Glare. 4d5 Maynower Cons,
4m5: Homestake Cons. / asked
Tramp Cons, . bid
MANHATTAN.
Mimi. Cons. bid; Dexter. bid
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Nevada Hills, 2.lO9o15: Pittsburg,
60 bid; Eagles Nest 4 asked Hail,
stone. asked; Round Mountain. 50
bid.
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WOOL. I
Sr. LOuIS.

st. Louis. Dec. 2.-Wool, unchanged.
fine mediums, -2092is fine. :12d12,
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dee ..--An improved cron
S1qok ~ the Republic and
60 trn tNurinrH Wet.er ,mers served
Tbre1, a,e., fsan an,s r .oamS.
tntons tenn nnd ma ~ tr,deis tn Two
sau,n @ ~ M 10 Ike me
in. was '' inc ~ ,s nv hr n,thnr, ie
vs. , M ,I ~ auoi.ol. .I
a., ,,.o ;rn.t' Ln mntS esti
mh1g Dapren tro SIS and not winds. OF
10 n,a., Viz nnor niu ~ pe ~.
tho heaviest Sellers. The y openinR rlA vas %
ihn,e,. 20 ~, Ma s,nrtoI en-, q wv 81
and reactcd 10 q. san te'' 70 sol
~ puyins- on ~ thS W. mn, of ec,,,a,., ,,,,
corn firm Nav opened n sbndn e., h HILL
er ~ iS55, tn rs ,n,,nhad 1 n.y. - isn
nnta i,,r,nsn,ed somewhat ~,
aE oea SE
sold al '! al and rose sai 10 VII ~ S'sas 10 w.
lack OF offerInr Wta Irgt sas because Of
changed to q up, With May pork at 16. IS
10 70 lGiSe; 9.i2s 10 a'nh Tor lard and s.12i
ior rlns' ,,,,.,
WneatT7As offerings became light the
market i,shtened up. Dry weather, south
~ W an
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FORMING PETALS.
IN. empire, 1000 at A; 1000 at

Uncle sam. 100 at 50; so at IS.
OPEN BOARD.
Cedar Tai, 1000 at II.
Co!omdo 100 at 45i5.
Cqlblnbus. 500 at IS.
Irnr Blossom. 500 at 15.
i.ittla Bell. 200 Mt LOO.
New York. 900 nj u.
p!Gtfs 1000 ut 6.
West New, 500 ut 10.
ToTNLs.
Shares Amount
aec4iIar .22l5O $5.OS6 SO
1ntt 3.11I.00
-------------
q, mn s.e ooo z n
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FORENOON SALES.

Colorado, 800 at 4G.
Iron Blossom. GOO ut 10.
t King William, 200 ~ 20; LOO at
10; ! 900 Mt 9ia. buyer 60.
Nevada Hills. 100 ut go; 90 at
2.1TA; 200 at 2.15.
Ohio Copper, 100 at 1.5o; 1000 NJ
1.52k.,
Put,is, 4 900 at Az.
e Prince Con, 100 at 81; 500 at so.
South Sol. Con, 1900 at 10.
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EurTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, Dec. 2,-Butter = steady.
Creameries. 23N29: dairies. 23a27. I
Figgs~Stcndy, at mark. cases Included.
lai 6pGa; receipts, 1,Ss0; firsts, 30: primo
firsts. 32.
Checse-steady. Daisies 15aaq Twins.
Horns, ljiIi.
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BOSTON coppEn CLOSE.

James A. Pollock 6 Co. bankers and
brokers'. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoons:
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RAILROADS BIRTHDAY.
Anniversary Of Day When First Dirt
Was Thrown on Union Pacific.

The Union Pacifc's forty-scventh
birthday occurred Thursday last, the
anniversary of the day in 1868, when
the first spadeful of earth was turned
over at Council Bluffs. inaugurating the
march west of the first Pacific road.
Six years later. the golden spike was
driven, completing the connection be-
tween the Union and Central Pacific
roads, by Gov. Stanford of California.
1t might be casually observed that the
golden spike was not allowed to remain
in position. but was speedily pulled out
before anyone could steal 1t. and an
ordinary iron affair substituted. The
golden article was taken back to San
Francisco as precious memento. The
Union Pacific was organized Sept 2,
1862, at Chicago, by Maj. Gen. s. r.
Curtis of Iowa, the chairman of the
first board OF directors. President
Brigham Young was anxious to have
the main line run through Salt Lake.
but the engineers could not find an adj
vantageor- : :---:.:a t...Ious:. The Inoun-
ta;ns. 1t Is reported in the offices of
the company that a great Jubilee will
be held at the fifticth anniversary,
three years from now.
c. & A. STAFF APPOINTMENTS.
chicago, Dec. 2.-tranK Morse, inc
new general manager OF the Chicago 6;
Alton railroad, announced yesterday
the completion of his staff Of assistants
as follows:
Superintendent of eastern division, l.,
j. Fcriter: superintendent of western
division, w. NJ. Corbett; superintendent
of st. Louis terminals. j. NJ. Kelly: as
sistant to the general manager c. NJ.
Hinckle: superintendent of motive
power. II. J. McGrath. Mr.. McGrath
succeeds Peter NIalier. resigned, while
Mr.. Kelly Is returned to the position
he held two years ago.
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Total sales for the day. 9o3, 400: money
opened, q; high. %: low q; last, q
closed, 2ldpa: ruling rate. q.
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NEW YORK CURB RANGE.
SAN FRANCISCO OIL QUOTATIONS..

Ass'd OIL, 4562h a l5.S7,s: Blue Moon,
s asked; Claremont, 1.30@t.35: Illinois
Crude. 50 asked; Monte Cristo. 2.571s:
New Penn'a., GO bid; Palmer. 1.50 ask
ed; Premier. 7@So: Silver Tip. 1.25
bid; S. WI & b., 35 bid: Turner. 100.
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Mimi. Cons. 3 bid; Dexter. bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS

Nevada Hills, 2lO@215: Pittsburg,
60 bid; Eagles Nest. 4 asked: Hail-
stone. q asked; Round Mountain, IS
bid.
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GOLDFIELD.
BuLILROG.

Bonnie Glare. 4d5; Maytlower Cons.
4m5: Homestake Cons. l asked;
Tramp Cons, bid.
NTANlJ ATTAIN
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

James A. Pollock 6 Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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Tonopah Extension. LOS asked: Mac
Namara, % asked; Midway. 1SG19: To-
nopah Belmont. i.SO@4 .35; Tonopall
North Star. 4d5; Rescue. SOL; Jim
Butler, 27@2S.