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Gold Imports and Fall in Foreign
Exchange Make This Ger
tain for the Fall.
RAILROAD RATE SUSPENSION
Effect Tempered by Hope OF Early
Dccision---Today's Trading
Was Downward.

New York. July is-The halt In specu'
lativo activity this week and the uneer-
tain elements in the outlook left an over
extended short interest uncovered, Buy
ing from this source was an important
factor In the occasional strength SHOWN
by the market The resistance OF de-
preston thus shown raised tho question
OF the completion Of the liquidation bas-
ed on the unfaVorable features In the
situation The decline In foreign exchange
end the gold imports from London as
sure relief for the fall money markets.
The suspension OF railroad rate ad-
vancss by the interstate commerce com
mission was tempered by the hope OF ear
ly decisions and BY confidence that high-
er rates would be allowed
a decline OF IL in Canadian Pacific was
4 feature OF the opening stock market to-
Gay Dealings were light and changes
mixed. western railroad stocks showing
as q rule declines. and eastern railroad
stocks small advances. st. Paul ana
Amalgamated Copper declined large
fractions and Southern railroad preferred
rose ~
The market took a downward course on
light selling. After some OF the leading
stocks had been depressed a point buy
ing orders were encountered and about
half OF the losses made up.
The market closed slightly Irregular.
Prices hardened slowly TO last nights
closing level but yielded again. Pitts
burg Coal declined ~ and ANACONDA i.
General Electric rose and Pullman l.
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are at present 1880 shares in tho
treasury +. b. Chaplin is pre- sldent
Of the company and G. II, Sherman,
secretary The company owns 200 acres
OF unpatentod land in Kern county,
Cal. one VOL Is producing and two
more are being drilled, The net pro-
duction to date amounts to Sl,T00. About
IS men arc employed on the property
Nevada Hills ores, It Is said, have
been thoroughly tested In Salt Lake.
Denver Goldheld and San Francisco
and found in most all ways TO be most
closely similar to the Montana Tone
pah product The tests have all been
made on car load lot quantities so that
10 was thorough. The mill purchased by
tho company for the judgment against
Il was bought for $40 900, which IL far
below actual cost. II viii need scarcely
any changes 20 make II applicable to
tho ores of the Nevada Hills.
According TO dispatch over Pol
locks a. company's private wire this
morning the Boston News Bureau
says: There Is In contemplation. we
understand. the formation OF n syndi-
cate of American and European cop"
per interests for tho purpose of trying
TO buy a very large block OF metal at
IL cents,
The New York quotations on Tlntcs
this morning were: Sioux. 1870; Col
orado seas 80; Iron Blossom, u bid;
Carisa, 90 bid.
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PERSONALS.

Dr. Hammalt. veterinarian Of the
bureau OF animal industry in this city
for the last 10 years, has resigned
and gone east to engage In the live
stock business.
city Recorder Rives returned yester-
day from a Today vacation spent at
Eureka and his deputy, VIII Schoppe,
Immediately left for trip OF like dur
alton in the mountains east OF Ogden.
r. u wooley Of the county asses
sors office has returned from a Today
trip near Coalvlle, where trout and
bear came suspiciously near him.
Lyman r. Martlneau, Jr.. has re-
turned from Harvard law school, whore
he has had a successful year. He
will return In the fall for his junior
year. lie IL spending his vacation
putting up hay and wheat on his
fathers farm IN Cache county.
George w Parneli OF the Durbln
Surgical company, left today for Den
yer. where he will carefully inspect the
auditorium exhibit connected with the
dental association convention.
William ID. Twist and wife, OF St
Louis, returned home today after
visit with the family OF DR. Kendall
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IRON BLOSSOM STILL
SHIPS USUAL AMOUNT
Number One SHAFT Being Rushed to
1000 Feet understanding out
Much Gold ore.

Provo. July ls--Although 1t was
rumored about this week that
Iron Blossom was making a reduction
In its shipments IL was not shown
as being true in tho amount Of ore
that was sent out this week The No,
/ SHAFT is being rushed to the 1000
foot level as soon as possible. Tho
shaft Is now down 20 the 4, 700 level
where a station Is being cut
The usual amount OF ore ls going out
OF the No. and No. 1 shafts. From
the 500 level OF the No. shaft
car load OF gold ore Is being sent
out each day This is declared to loo
improving almost daily on the 500
foot level 10 the south Of the No. 9
shaft the drift is cutting bunch of
low grade orc. As II Is directly In
the way OF the ore body above, IL is
believed that the same high grade ore
VIII be encountered and the ore body
he shown to go down
At the Governor property a good
grade Of ore Ia being found I'm the
drift and II now looks certain as
though the company viii get the Iron
Blossom ore.
People at Eureka are wondering what
is the reason for not START up the
East Tintic Consolidated property Tho
company has good treasury and no
debts
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NEW YORK COPPER CLOSE.

James a Pollock a. Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Glroux Consolidated. 6sS1A Ne
vade Utah 9-i6GN. NipissinR, loSs a
"a; Newhouse, IL az; Tennessee Cop
per, NiS62l Utah Copper, Hisa42:
Davis DAILY, iGl i-6; Ely Central va
u Ely Consolidated. 1902; Montgom-
cry Shoshone, %ais Nevada Smelling.
Ad% silver Queen, sdi2; King Ed
ward. hd3-i6, NJ v, sl3-is66 ISIS:
Sioux. 1sa2o; Ontario. 2t.G3: Carissa,
20 bid Colo. 3sQ40. Cobalt Central.
9@i0; Mckinley Darragh, 90de3 First
Natl Copper. 3Lmis Nevada Hills,
3-isGb i-s; Youkon Gold. 3i5-lsn4Is
Miami Copper. i7mA; u. s. Gas. so
II FL Rayo. s&@t. Ray Consolidated.
lsasGh Inspiration Copper. 67sn71-i6:
ella Copper. bd6: Onto Copper. o-ls
az Alice, 1G2h.
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BEST TRADING IN WEEKS.
Local Exchange Coming Back to Form
After Rest.

Activity I'm number Of stocks has
caused considerable activity on the
local exchange for the week and con-
ditions look right for good trading
for the next week At least. There are
several stocks, 1t is declared by many
OF the market wise. that are schedul-
ed for surprises and II Is asserted by
them that they will not be OF the
downward kind. There " apparently
much reason to believe this will come
true.
Nevada Hills has been the star per-
former throughout the week. Opex
has been close follower, while
Columbus Consolidated came In for
quite a squirt today The week ends
with stocks almost the anne as last
week with the exception OF the three
mentioned.
Tho total number Of shares traded
I'm during the week was lgS 500, while
the amount represented by the trans
action was 365.6G9.36 This was done
I'm spite Of the poor showing made by
the banking institutions. The number
of shares sold this morning was
26.950. while the amount paid out
was S1O75436.
on the curb market trading was
pretty fair with the following sales.
4 $50 shares OF Bingham copper at
20 cents. roo shares Of Opex az as
cents: 400 at 40; 500 at As buyer
60 days 500 at 46.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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WOOL.

st. Louis, July 16-Wool, steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, $50 " y hno
mediums. 1911; me. l2alh
BOSTON.
Boston, July 1.-THE Commercial
Bulletin OF Boston tomorrow will say.
business is still dull here, although
some manufacturers are examining sup
plies and making a few comparatively
Insignificant purchases. The woods IN
Nolved are line to medium territory,
about 90 TO 90. hne unwashed ohio al
p cents, but some leading houses have
rejected that price. The hrmness shown
at the London auctions, which opened
Tuesday, IS responsible for Increasing
interest In Australian stock on this mar
ket, and prices are tendlng upward
THE deadlock continues in the middle
west and a comparatively small part OF
the clip has been sold by the farmers
Woods are accumulatirg in New Mex,
leo and Texas, with prices above buyers
views"
London. July l5-The offerings at
the wool auction sales today amounted
10 l2gO bales The wool was In fine
condition and competition was keener al
higher prices for merinos and crossbreds.
while poorer sorts sold with better
spirit.
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GET BIG PRICE FOR
WYOMING OIL LANDS
propcrty in Blg Horn Basin Il show
ing Considerable Activity-Jtah
People Interested IN Wells.

Real money is beginning TO find It's
way 70 the oil fields I'm and around
Byron Wyo. where a number Of Utah
people are interested. Last week 40
acres Of property on which there were
several wells Is reported TO have
changed hands for $500 900 This is tho
first big sale made there. w $. Lam
oreauX ono Of the directors Of tho
Utah wyoming Consolidated Oh com
pany. has just returned from the dis
trict after spending several weeks
there. In speaking Of the country ne
said
1--WE have every reason TO believe
that we have q field that win be ono 81
the big producers Of the world and we
know we have some Of tho highest
grade oil over produced. The eli Ia the
Big Horn basin contains more Of the
lighter napthas running from AZ TO
81 specific gravity
~ took half dozen samples from
as many different wells ana the dark
est was the color Of light brandy. The
dearest was almost as transparent as
water
"Thcrc are Is places In the field where
oil has boon struck, three OF which are
on our own ground and another thrce
on property adjoining The latter three
wells are gushcrs throwing oil from 30
10 100 feet into the air. There are 10
acres Of land on which these wells are
situated and the property sold last
week for $500, Co., which Is the iirst
real indication that outside interests
are taking a hand IN the development
Of the country
~ refinery Is running not more than
seven miles away on the burlington
railroad and the smallest Of any one
OF these three wells could Keep the
plant busy. The capacity IL li5 barrels
OF oil a day The wells are now pro-
ducing fully one-third more oil than
they did when they were first brought
IN.
"a we'll near the Utah wyoming
ground was driven about a year ana a
half ago and given up as dry hole. IL
recently began To run and now has 500
feet Of oil standing In IL, well on
the other side Of our property also mas
f0O foot of oil standing In It,
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. July 16-Cattle- Recelps, es-
tlmated at 5000, market steady, BeeVes
6DIsGO: Texas steers, 2.15n6 NJ; ives
ern steers. 4.lSg6.eoi stockers and FEED eco,
ers, 3.0lH676; cows and heifsrs' 2.'S4
SIS; calves, s6as5o 100
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 5000
market Sc. lower. Light, S,6Ong.Oo, mixed
.5Od9.OO; heavy, S.9qs,7b; rough, 500
SIS, good to choice heavy s.95dS.iS, pigs
S.6019oo bulk Of sales, iSasI5 400.
market 25c lower. Native, 2.55H4.S5i
western. 2bOqi90; yearlings, 4.40n5 .loi
lambs, native. iDgTO, western. 4'DQ
TOO
Omaha, July 16.-Cattle-Receipts. 100,
market unchanged. Native steers 4.,eV
500; COWS and heifers, $4,000, west.
ern steers, 8 75Q6 25i range cows and
heifers, 2i5M4.75; Gamers, 26oQS ~;
stuckers and feeders, SO q DO caves
i.oln $50: bulls. stays, ETC. 3.ocq5.29
H6gs-Receipts. 500 market &C, lower
s.soad1o pigs. 7Soasoo; bulk Of sales
sheep~Receipts, 100; market STEADY.
Yearlings, 4.OOa 500. wethers, "a iOo;
ewes, 2.iSa3. 70, lambs, 6.004i.OO.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. July l6--Cattle-Receipts
loo: market unchanged Native steers,
5.Oas.25, cows and heifers. 2.1g $50,
stockers and feeders. 3. 2Ja0.75; bulls. -
m4.g0; calves iopnS 50, western steers,
4i5af %; western cows, 3.Ooq7,25,
Hogs-Receipts 1900, market % lOc'
lower. Bulk OF sales, s.OuS.oS; heavy,
35as,t5. packers and butchers, $50
SheeI-Receipts, none: market un-
changed Muttons. Soa 4.5oi lambs, 6.ooe@
100; fed wethCrs and yearltngs, S.I94
LI5. fed western ewes, S0eu4.U.
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GOLDFIELD.

Sandstone. asked; Col Mt s
asked; Jumbo Ext. 20 bid; Booth, IL
bid: Blue Bull. bid Adams 1 asked;
silver Pick, bid Conqueror, / bid;
Lone star, bid: ORC, 9a10; Atlanta.
11G12. CT. Bend. bid; Red Top
Ext, bid; Florence, 200 bid;
Goldneld Daisy, bid Comb. Frac-
ton 90 bid Kewanos, bid. Cracker
jack, 1 bid Red Hills, 4 asked. y.
Tiger. b@6. Gradma. ? asked. Gold
field Con, S.65 bid: D'neld Triangle,
! asked G. o. d, bid
BTTILFROG.
Bonnie Glare, bid. Mayfower Con,
asked: Montgomery Min, asked;
Tramp Consolidated 5 asked.
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Consolidated, asked;
Dexter, asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Nevada Hills, 22o62.s2ia Pittsburs
silver Peak. 606s2. Eagles Nest, 5
asked Hailstone. 3 asked; Round Min,
As biz: Rawhide Queen. 25 asked; Raw
hide Coalition, IA bid.
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ABOLlSHlNG SlNECURES
ON CHICAGO POLICE FORCE

Chicago, July i6.--Chlef of Police
Leroy r. Steward is given extensive
praise I'm the report OF the Aferriman
commission, appointed some time ago
By the city council TO investigate tho
various departments Of the city gov,
crnmCnt
While the chief is given praise there
is some criticism OF the many men
who are holding soft berths instead
Of travelling beats. Even In this, how
ever. the report says that the chief
gradually Is graduating these About
30 slnecuros were found 20 be held by
patrohnen, among them being men
working a. painters, carpenters. Ste
nographers and in other positions.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. July I6-Money on call
nominal. Time loans somewhat easier;
60 days s15H& per cent and 90 days
4dia. six months. bGA
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 5la
TO per cent.
Sterling exchange nrn. with actual
business In bankers bills at 3.S3 50d 60
for so DAYS and AZ ass 45 for demand.
Commercial bills, 4s2% @4s3h
BAR silver, 54iR.
Mexican dollars. IS
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds easy.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire:
Ahmeek. 1. 5OGi 20: y. Min, 70 asked !;
Cactus, gals: Chino, l0kmS Ely Con
2oQ22; Giroux Con. 2%aN; Majestic,
b4m57; Baltic. Gas; Santos, ca asked /;
Tonopah, sAd4: Bogolo, 2hdiz. Zinc,
:1hG23 +. r.. 6is67; Royaie, 15dIs;
Lake, SOkQ3l North Lake, 6kGTia: s..
Utah, iA4h; OH. 33a34ls: Allouez. 30
633' Az. Coml. 136ib; G. & A., 47a
4sls; G. NJ, asked CRANKY, 2Sd29
Mass, 6A@7A: Nevada Con. 1T& d1Sit
Old Dom, 32dS3; quincy, 6s07O u. w :
6A47 Utah Con, 20qia, Wolv., los bid
A. & NJ, 30 asked: u. Ely, 1 3-16d u /;
Chemung, asked; Con. Ariz. ia a "a :
Ely Cent. 75d Inson. 67sq7 Ma
tional, 1920; ohio Cop. 1h6%; s.
Lake, AZ as Yukon, 81 "A. Bohemia.
~ as; Corbln, nag; Giroux. 6M a.
q Helv., 2dh; Kerr Lake. ~ ash (;
Miami, 1873 @l7; S. & b.. 7%Gia, L.
S, com. $50 y do. pfdr 46N a47; At
Range, 5sis G60; @. c.. 67s q7ik Mex
Con, 3Oa5oc: Nipissing, 1870 u 4;
osceola, lisa lis; s. Fe.. 1% az; sup, 81
asked; Vic, asked Wyandot. 3HQA;
Gas, 23d25: u. & l., rae: Chief. IA
"a Davis Daily, 99d1 90; First Nat.
ShG% La Rose, 4d1k; New. Utah. So
ass; Ray Cent, 2h@h; :. & c., 25G32;
Yuma, 20a35; b. & H., 12dh; Hancock.
l6A m17ia; Indiana, lOh&li; Kew, 3
Az S. & p, e7sd10; Adventure, 4taG
3; Apex, 2AG31s h. Coaln,. l6&d17h;
cent, 13hu144; Franklin. 9A bid. La
Sale. 9i4al0; Mohawk. 4Sd45. ~ b.
21hG22; Parrot, l2d13: Shannon. 9La
y Tamarack. 47M4S; Winona, 5uh
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1INTlC ORE SHIPMENTS.

The following were the ore ship
ments out of the Tintlc district for the
week ending Friday night:
Sioux Consolidated, 10; Colorado s;
Iron Blossom, 81; Dragon Iron, -,
Scranton. 2. Iron King. 4; Centennial
Eureka, 80; Eagle q Blue Bell 2. Uncle
Sam, A. May Day, 3; Chief Cunsolidat-
ed 3; Geminl, 4; Lower Mammoth, g.
Grand Central, 3; Gold chain, 3, Eure-
ka Hin, . Victoria, q Carlsa, l. Total
TgI
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ACQUIRES PETROLEUM CLAIMS.

tSpecIal 70 The Moved
Provo, July 10. 5. Sharp. OF
salt Lake has had recorded with the
county recorder OF Utah county. quit
claim deeds for large number Of
petroleum claims In the Spanish Fork
canyon district from 23 grantors.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York July i6.-The statement OF
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold sgi,1i2e $50 more than
the requirements Of the q per cent re-
serve rule This r. an increase Of St5,slG-
100 in the proportiOnate cash reserve as
compared with last week
The statement follows:
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BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, July 15.-Bradstreets
bank clearngs report for the week end
ing July II shows an aggregate Of S}op'-
$4,000, as against 81, 3i2 $4,000 last
week and 5000 5000 In the corre-
sponding week last year.
The following is a list Of the cities:
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

THE GOLDEN TREASURE MrNys
Y MILLING CO. Principal place ~ ba,'
ness, salt Lake city, Utah Main M,
az PhoenlN Is, Arizona Location of r ~is
rear Kimberly. Pluto Co. Utah. Nouss-.
IhoIe vas levied on the outs,anSls,
The 8rd day OF February 1910 asssssr,s,
no. I OF ono quarter OF one cent h,
snare And there are delinquent upor ib.
Following described stock he sey,r,l
amounts set opposite the names on ~
respective stockholders as follows.
Name NJ go.t rL-.N 49,.
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MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS.
MORNING METALS.
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

The metal markets were prac-
tlcally nominal a. usual az the
week end. Tin steady. $4,000
32,72bs.
Copper, quiet, lake. t2,82iE a.
f287Is; electrolytic. 1920
1880. casting. 12.i2b O12.25.
Lead. duh. i.45q $50. Spcltcr,
steady. $500 $50. Iron. un-
changed.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

COMSTOCK.
Ophir. 1.O2la G1.O5: Mexican. 1.02ia a
los; Sierra Nevada, 20 bid; Union, %
d29; Chollar, 16 asked
TONOPAH.
Tonopah Nevada. S75 asked Mont
ana Tonopah. 90 bid; Tonopah Exten-
sion. IS bid; MacNamara, SO bid Mid
way, % bid; Tonopah Belmont $50 bid
1onopah North star, 6 bid; Rescue, "a
s; Jim Butler. 25 bid.
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The percenta &c OF actual reserve OF the
clearing house banks today was q. 81.
The statement OF banks and trust com
panies OF Greater New York not report
inE to the clearing house shows
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And In accordance with law and an of.
der OF the Board Of Directors made On
the 9Th day Of July, 1910. so many shsrs
Of each parcel Of stock as may BE- nsc,s
sary will he sold Al public auction al he
Main office Of the company AZ Phoenix
Arizona, on Tuesday the 18Th day q
July 1910, At o'clock p. NJ by the con
panies, attorney-in-fact n r. Daggs 70
pay the dellnouent assessment Thereof
together with tho cost Of advertising add
cypense Of sale
The Golden Treasure Mining and Mil
ing Co.
BY MATTHEW NOAG.L. Secretary
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MERCHANTS BANK


Gated at Salt Lake CITY I'm a..
close Of busin..1 'Ave vt Jlah al M.
July 1910. '"e s'h Day ~
UfTg4rfB.r--.
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state of Utah. County ~ Salt r,,.
II. r. Clark being arst duiv
according TO law deposcs and So VT No
ne Is president Of the above nap,sS va! Wy
mat the above and foregoing rs,1.. oaok.
lains ID full true and correct $500
or the condition OF tho said bsrL' ' ms
1910 "" Gay Of july
,Subsorlbed and sworn t6 before r,s
18th day OF July 1910 "'s hi
(Sean % i,,Ghs0N
Correct, Attest. TuuHe
;. W. MORRISON
n q. EDWARDS.
+. \. SWEET
Director
State. ''' '.''eaFy q
L. G s Tingev. Secretary o., s,...,
the state Of Utah, do hereby ,sr,lsa ~
the foregoing Is a fun. true ana .o,. W.
copy Of the statement Of ne obS,s ~.
ed company filed I'm my of4cS M, N.
cay OF July. 1910. WIS I'D
,so.n C. s TINGEy
secretary ~ Stat
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NEW YORK CURB RANGE.

BOSTON COPPER RANGE
James a. Pollock g. Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Stock IItok,
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Report Made to the sa,r.,..
d. 'he state OF Utah. OF n ~ STAT.
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Totals ie.is7 $50 50 ssl2s. os2.sS
Decrease. 81, sS5. 5oo.0s.
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SALT LAKE BANK CLEARINCS.

For week ending July ls. 1910.
ION fana
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NEW YORK LISTED Stocks
James A. Pollock e. Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoons:
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
FORENOON SALES.

FORENOON SALES
Cedar Talisman, 1000 at 81.
Columbus, 100 at S., 100 at 81: 100 at
So; 100 at SO: 400 at so; 100 at 81; 100 at
81 700 at So; 2.1OO at g.
East Tintic Con, 1000 at q.
Iron Blossom, 400 at u.s.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at 1874.
Mckinley, 1000 at l.
Nevada Hills. 700 at 2.25.
Sioux Con, 200 at lsh.
Utah Con. 1000 at 2
Victoria, 300 at 1.17h.
Yankee Con, $50 at az. -
OPEN BOARD.
Columbus. 400 at 81: 700 at IS; 900 at
&C. 200 at 81; 300 at S.
May Day, 1000 at az.
Plutus, 1900 at "a.
Sioux Con, 400 at 49,
Utah Con, 1000 at ..
MANIPULATION.
Shares Amount
Regular board ......,.i0.S50 5 6.09S. so
Open board ............16l00 1862
Totals ,..,,..,,.,,....26 e50 si0754.75
Weeks Totals ,.......26s ,sS7 sos 4i9. 75
Last Week ...........19s,5 63 SCI, 500 SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-03
FUNERAL OF ROBERT WILSON.
Proprietor Of Ebbitt House Barber
Shop for ThirtY.SeYeu Years.

The funeral OF Robert Wilson, proprie
tor Of the Ebbitt House barber shop. who
died at his home in Hyattsville last night,
will take place from his late home to-
morrow at $50 o'clock pm, and the in
terment will be in Gienwood cemetery
Rev. Mr.. Weede. formerly pastor of the
Hyattsville' Memorial M. E. Church. now
stationed at Lutherville, Md, will OH
ciate.
The pallbearers will be Mayor William
P. Magruder. Charles E. Vroomann.
George F.. Sexton, c. Frank Carr, F. j.
Robinson and Judge Acker.
Mr.. Wilson was born January Is, 1897,
In Yorkshire, England, and came to this
country in 1856. He enlisted In a Massa-
chusetts regiment at the outbreak Of the
civil war and at the close of the war
came to Washington. Later he opened
barber shop in the Ebbitt House, which
he successfully conducted for thirty-seven
years. Mr.. Wilson had been sufferer
from sciatic rheumatism for nearly two
years and had been confined to his room
for the past nine months. He was a
member. OF Lincoln Post No. 3, Grand
Army of the Republic.
Mr. Wilson is survived by a. wife, who
was a Miss Lydia Rogers of Philadelphia,
and an adopted son, Kingston A. Wilson.
who has been conducting the barber shop
since Mr.. Wilson's fatal illness began.
During the thirty-seven years he was
proprietor Of the Ebbitt House barber
shop. Mr.. Wilson probably served more
public men than any other man in that
vocation in this city.