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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-24
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
WILL RE-ORGANIzE THE
MONTGOMERY MOUNTAIN
Bullfrog Company VIII Rc-arranec
Anairs 10 Provide Means of Taking
Care of Present Indebtedness.

Plans for reorganization OF the
Montgomcry Mountain Mining COM
pany Of Bulfros. New. which is owned
by Salt Lake and ogden people. have
already been made and within few
weeks the company viii Doc dissolved
and new one formed Samuel New
house. NJ. ~ johnson and a. r.. pcery.
as members OF the reorganization com
mlttec have just issued the following
letter TO the stockholders on the plan OF
reorganization:
The National Bank Of the Republic.
az salt Lake, and others have from
Time 10 time loaned the MONTGOMERY
Mountain Mining company of Bullfrog
nipness 10 the aggregate sum OF
$4,000. Those creditors had demanded
payment OF their respective claims
against the company with interest and
the stock of the Montgomery Mining
company of BullfrDg. being uon-assess-
hple, 10 protect the stockholders. the
hpard ot directors was confronted
win a difficult task on January 8.
1910 therefore. your board of directors
authorized the execution Of trust
deed upon AN Of the company's proper
" 10 Nye county Nevada, 60 William
Af't ..H TT fnfAlA AasAkNs trustee NnT
the creditors But the COMPANY being
still without funds and stni unable to
discharge that Indebtedness. upon
march last found itself In default UNI
dri thHt mortgage. and its propertv is
now being advertised for sale by the
trustee on April Is That the com
panys property may be- preserved for
the beneht Of an stockholders imme-
dlate reorganization is imperative
a new company il To- be organized
under name 90 be hereafter deter
mined by the committee. TO acquire
property at the trustees sale or In
such other manner as the committee
may determine The new companv
VIII he capitalized at the sum OF 81 500
900. divided into 100000 shares Of the
par value ~ 81 each. which stock shall
be issued fully paid and assessable. and
100000 shares will be set aside as
treasury stock In order to furnish
the necessary capital for the purchase
Of the property al the trustees sale. or
Tor the discharge Of the debts Of the
company already referred to. and 10
cover the expenses Of the reorganiza-
ton, the stockholders Of the old COM
pany viii De required 20 subscribe TO
the capital stock Of the new company
share for share to the extent Of their
present holdings and 10 pay cents
for every share so subscribed
Every stakeholder 50 subscribing will
receive one share OF the capital stock
Of the new company for each share
now held by him I'm the old
Stockholders who desire to partici-
pate ia this plan viii be required 10 de-
post their certificates OF stock with the
Utah National Bank Of Ogden together
with their remittances. not later than
May /.
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LIVE STOCK.

AltAiAfHAl
Chicago March 2t-Cattle- Receipts. es-
timated at s5oO, market strong Beoyes.
15HS 7n: Texas steers 5.O0H6 ~; western
steers 5000 %. stockers and feeders,
3.75nf.s0. cows and heifers .sl97..5'
calves 25fi9 10.
Hogs Receipts. estimated 90 1900.
market weak Light lO. il "a 10. 81, mixed.
io.55a 10 %; heavy. i0.60n mo-. rough. 10 Oh
m10 o.. good 90 choice heavy, 10 laH N 90.
pigs. 9.i0a1o.b0, bulk Of sales. l0.@n
sheep-Rcceipts. estimated az 500.
market steady. Native. 5.O0 200; vest
eru. sOds 00: ycarlngs. S.00n9 30,
lambs. native, e.55aiO5O; western, 9.0oQ
1910.
Omaha March 2i-Csttlc-Receipts
32o. market slow. l0a 10 cents lower. Ma
tive steers. 6.oOdtS.l5. COWS and heifers,
f.s0W6.6O. western steers. 5.25 q 20. COWS
and heifcrs. 3.25n6.o0, Gamers, 5000 i.ao,
stockers and feeders 400n1 %. calves,
42jnS 25. bulls. stays etc. 4.0oa6.O
gs-Receipts, 100. market cents
higher. closed weak Heavy, NJ. q q 10. ~,
mixed i0S5 q 1913; light, l0.90a l0.@, pigs
q.O0n 1900: bulk of sales 1876 "a i0.fS
Sheep-Beccipts. 1850. market steady
to strong. Yearlings s.o0d9.25 wethers
Inns 81, ewes, 7.50nS.o0; lambs. 9.M@
KANSAS CITY
Kansas city. March A.-Cattle - Re
ce ipts, AO10. market strong. Native steers,
6.5gnSJ0. cows and heifers, 3.5Ouq p +,
Ftockers and feeders. A.6oN6.S5. bulls, 4 %
W6.j0; calves. A50H9 90; western steers
6.256t S-2, western cows i.o0Wb.10
Hogs-Roceipts. 500. market weak.
Bulk Of sales l0.25m10.7O. heavy 0.65n
20 %: packers and butchers. 10. 45al0 %;
light. iO.30al0. %; pigs. s. 50aloOo
Sheep-Receipts, 400. market steady.
Muttons. 58aSGO: lambs. oO0alO.i5. fed
western wethers and ye8rlings, i.75d9 80.
fed western ewes. 54s.l5
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BUSINESS AND REALTY

The Carpenter Paper company which
for years has had It's main office az
Omaha. has decided 10 make IT'S head
quarters On Salt Lake. making omaha
a branch office in the future. A. p
Spitka. formerly manager Of the salt
Lake branch. is secretary and manager
OF the company. which Incorporated
wednesday. under the laws Of the
state Of Utah.
building permits ISSUED Wednesday
aggregated $4,000. Tho largest was
for SIS 900. covering AN extra story To-
Doe erected on the Mcintyre building ut
6S-72 Main street. making the building
eight instead OF seven stories as first
proposed
The Jumbo crane AZ the Kearns build
inc IS now in commission. and this
morning the first heavy steel uprIghts
for this cight-story building were put
in place At noon three on the south
side had been set
Mrs Katherine @. Bolcher IS plan
ming 20 build q three story and base
mont brick and stone business block
96 feet front and 1913 feet deep. TO cost
sos 600. ON Second South street. ncar
First West ID @. Dart rs the archi-
tect An old adobe house at present
stands ON the site.
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DEEDS ARE FILED.

Especial Co The Newsl
Provo. March Ginning deeds
have been filed with the county re-
corder AS follows: Charles r. Hush
ct al. 20 Iron Hat Mining company
for the Dutch Doctor and the
Bavarian mining claims I'm Tintc
mining district. consideration, S125,-
600
Thomas Hillman 90 al 10 Black Hat
Mining company for Black Cricket.
scorpion. Iron Lode and Willow
Springs claims Zoo Tintic mining dis
trict. consideration $4,000
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not had thorough going over in four
years.
Two mining transfev have been
placed on record recently. one on the
McGarry group Of IS mining claims
from rhos r Keelcy OF Chicago to the
Southern Utah Iron company and the
Miner group Of 4s claims Co Birdie l..
Bean OF Superior. Wis. Both groups
situated in Iron Springs mining dis
trict-lron CountysRecord
The coal mine at Sterling. Utah. Is
under lease TO ole Black and Foster
Kenner. Recent developments az the
mine show three veins Of first class orc
have just been opened up. The veins
lay Hat and one above the other. with
about ~ inches of dirt between. The
center vein rs about IS Inches thick and
the other two are II inches thick.
Brig Carpenter Of Bloomington was
in the city Monday seeking location
blanks He says that he and others
have discovered a large body Of copper
ore about a mile northwest Of Bloom
inEtOn. Nj Carpenter says 100 feet OF
10 IS exposed. being I'm places three ana
a half feet thick. and that outcroppings
show at several other places.- Wash
ington County News.
The Eagle q Blue Bell Mining com
psny has just settled up an It's debts
amounting o. S26g. 925. q. by issuing 90
tho creditors 539.S5l shares Of stock on
the basis OF go cents a share To pro-
vide working capital. the stockholders
are given the right 90 purchase one
share of treasury stock for every two
shares of stock they hold at the rate OF
so cents n share The $4,000 shares set
ua.Ho for fhFa rrsfU nat fhf. eayrr1 "a mo
S62 200 and still leave Sc 9i9 shares IN the
treasury for future use
Harry c.. Becson. who IL now On Jar
bidge. writes TO r. W. Griffith that all
the ground in the camp has been staked
out one detrlment he says is the
fact that but little work has been done.
The ore Is Of % kind that fools the old
miners and they are obliged 90 assay
everything The Bourne property. he
declares. looks like big low grade
milling proposition. with some rich
streaks. The I'm Top. ne says. has an
S0-foot tunnel and rs Just starting an
other. In both Of the tunnels there
are some streaSs OF high grade ore that
would letd one 20 believe that some
good ore will be- found.
President Fitch of the Chief CONSOLE
dated states that total Of 2,O96 tons
OF ore have been shipped netting Si6,-
147, or an average OF S23 per ton, after
paying transportation and smelling
charges. Shipments are going forward
regularly and 60 Is anticipated that the
March output will be 800 10 1000 tons
Nearly the whole of this production is
coming from the l.400-foot level. but
some is coming from the 500 level and
indications al present are that this
level viii soon develop the same shoot
Of ore that Is being worked on the
400-foot level
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CARIBOU COMPANY
SHIPPING GOOD ORE
win Increase CAPITAL Stock 90 Provide
Large Trca~urN-Nill Put Ia rant
Aud Machinery on Property.

A shipment OF ~ tons of rich ore.
sent to the salt Lake smclters recent
lv from the property Of the CARIBOU
Gold a copper company. whose claims
are located A. miles north Of Soda
Springs Idaho. Melted The company
SIS. ft looks like small returns. but
1t is good considering tine fact that
transportation alone cost the company
stfSO "a ton. The wagon road 90 Soda
Springs was in such bad condition az
the time as to cost $40 for the wagon
haul alone. and the railroad charged
au additional $3.50. The ore was worth
over $50 a ton. running Do per cent
copper Several carloads had pre-
yiously been shipped from the Car
abou
The company has 765-foot tunnel ON
tho property giving a vertical depth OF
nearly 300 feet Recently tho vein was
struck and cross-cut for 50 feet. all IN
ore. samples from this vein taken %
few days ago ram as follows; Sample
$50. .. copper. 1f3 per cent; silver 80
ounces. gold. $3.50 sample No. Z,
copper 10 per cent. silver, IL ounces.
guild. SLIGO
Considerable rock showing $50 in
gold and S35 per cent copper. has been
found Dumps 80 the various work
inCs viii show not less than 20 per
cent copper and so cents In gold in
grab samples. There are 700 tons Of
this character OF ore ready for the
proposed now teaching plant
Frank A. Putnam. foreman. recently
sent word that the property consisting
of FIVE claims. is looking better than
ever before.
O.. W. knudscn. president of the com
pany rs in salt Lake today. He says
thu company expects shortly 20 In
crease its capital stock from $50 900
shares. now an issued. 90 1000 900
shares. and place the added $50 900
shares of stock Boz the treasury for de-
yelopment purposes. Mr. Kuudson and
he other owners. salt Lake and Brig
ham city people, principally. have OK
pended a small fortune on the Cara
hou but stll have great faith in the
ultimate outcome. and are about 20
show their faith by the Inauguration
Of an active campaign Of development;
the securing Of adequate machinery
and the probable erection Of a teaching
plant 10 take care 81 the big bodies Of
low grade ore In sight or already on
the dumps.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT NO T.

TINTIC COMBNAr1ON MlNlN1
COMPANY. Incorporated under ilt ia.
of the state OF Utah. Principal place y
business. salt Lake city, Utah Nolas Y
bsrebv Given that at "a meeting or .le
Board of Directors, held ON me asl o..
of March A. ID. 1910. an lHsessmehi !.
onc-fourth OF one cent per snare W.
led on the capital stock of th' coip2[.
tion. payable on or before nc "n Wy
OF AprI A. H. 1910 a. the ofdce oi u,
secretary Of the Company no ~ ~
Block. salt Lake city lHh. any 49,
1non which this assessment may rem',
unpaid ON the g0th day OF Anru A. y
1910 will be- delinquent and adygi. WI,
Tor sale at public auction .nd us,e XIX
ment is made will be sold ON MAY az.
A. u. 1910. go 10 O'Clock m. ~ o c.,
Room 42i Atlas Block S1It lake ~.
Utah. 10 pay tho delinquent assas'l'
together with cost Of advertising '''
ueuaes Of sale ..g
HART j. FITZGERALn s.
Us Atlas Block. Salt Lake l''y' u''"
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EXAMINING GOLD NM.

According TO news received from tho
Deep Greek country there is something
about 20 happen at the Gold Hill prop
erty OF the Western Utah Copper COM
panv. For some time 20 ls understood
that number of experts have boon
going over the Company's ground. The
ore bodies have been thoroughly meas
ured up and the ore sampled through
out.
From Deep Greek a Mr. Muttinco has
gone to Gold Hill to take a four horse
wagon load Of samples from the mine
10 the station az Woudover ON the
Western Pacific. The samples viii DE
brought 10 Salt Lake 10 bee tested.
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SILVER KING GOES LOWER.
Local Exchange Holds IN Well
Colorado is Stronger.

Local Exchange Holds IN Well
Colorado Is Stronger.
silver King Coalition Mines stock
went to the lowest point II has reached
In years on the local stock exchange
this morning. During the regular
board session 525 shares Of the stock
changed hands at 81 The change Is
undoubtedly due to the troubles the
company has been having with it,
neighbors and the statement recently
usual dividend 10 be posted this month
would be passed. on the local mar
ket there has been considerable I'M
easiness relative 10 the stock. but Il
was not expected that the stock would
go as low as 81.
Colorado and Iron Blossom were
stronger today. Colorado stood firm
az ~ cents. Iron Blossom ranged
from "a TO e6 cents A change will
probably follow tomorrow when Il be-
comes ex-dividend. Sioux was on to-
day During the open board trading
10000 shares Of South Iron Blossom
changed hands az a half a cent
The total number OF shares disposed
Of this morning was 32,155, the prices
being Sl3.945.50.
on the curb market the following
sales were made. 1000 shares OF Bling
ham Copper at cents: 800 shares OF
Bingham Central Standard az q cents:
500 shares Of Ely Centennial at 90
cents $500 shares Of Opox at a. cents;
300 az IS; 500 az As, buyer 90 days.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
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Chicago. March 2i-rho wheat market
WIS strong 40 the start today, Owing 20
continued dry weather 10 the southwest
initial quotations being unchanged to u
higher compared with the previous close
Buying was general Al the opening but
tho most urgent demand was soon salts
fled and with Increased offerings much Of
the bulushness was lost july opened "a
IOsa. to or. and toward the end OF the
first hour sold al LOSS. May opened %
1.l3A 20 ttf4 and after touching LAS
dropped back about p
Rcncgcd liquidation by prominent
longs caused weakness iu the corn mar
ket following mild show Of strength
az the opening due to the advance in
higher at GlA to 90. and sold on 10 81 4.
July dropped from GA 20 ek afteT
opening Is 20 va Is higher at $50 TO 81
oats were steady at the opening owing
90 the hrmress of wheat and corn but
eased on early iu The day in sympathy
with the slump in other grain. May open-
ed p higher at asa, advanced 20 f3k
a. and then declined go A.
Provisions were firm on buying based
on light receipts Of live hogs throughout
tho west The heaviness Of coarse grain
WAS ignored early IN the session. Prices
at the start were 2ia lower 10 g higher
compared with yesterdays anal figures
Initial quotations ON tho May products
were. Pork 26 .35. lard. 400. ribs. 70 "a ia.
Whoat-Aftcr July had touched .WM m
p and May 113N. the market became
strong again on dry weather reports from
Kansas July advanced 90 0aia while
May again sold up 20 i.4N The close
was firm. p To- p above yesterdays
finals, July at i.mH and May al l.l4A
Gh.
Corn-'rhe market became strong In the
final half of the day owing TO talk OF
falling on Ia receipts, May advanced
from 1A to G2h Tho close was az the
top. with May Ions higher. AZ GA
Cash Corn No. g. 5edi4 No 2 white.
6lhn a No. yellow. 59isaOh No. g.
65 56; No. 4 white. 56059i4 No. 4 yell
low. 56NW.
close wheat-MsY l.ltH@N; July.
LOSS; sept iO1
Corn May e2a July. aN Sept. @H
oats May "a. July. SEA Sept, 39A
Mess pork per bbl -MBy 2g3i. July.
~ 15; Sept 5 Az
Lard, per 100 lbs.--May. 1A@h; July.
70 SZa Sent. 40.
short Ribs Dor 100 lbs May 10 ~;
July. 1916; sept. 70 3so13 32ia
Barley Cash. i3WGs
Timothy March lG0
clover March ~ 30
Ryc-Cash. i9n " May. lahN.
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coon ORr Az DEINMAR.

pclamar Kew March 1t-Steps are
being taken 90 begin work ou the prop
critics owned boy the Reed Mining q
Milling company of Furgusou mining
district These claims were the first Too
GATORS made In the now famous Della
mar mining district and are next door
rcighhors 90 tho great Magnolia mine.
I'm fact tho side lines are identical
Tho Magnolia was the richest piece of
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And In accordance " the law ana Or
der Of the board Of directors made sspg
H. 1879. so many shares or cacn nafl-
of stock as may be necessary viii Qe N9
al the office of the company 7" he ,.,i
BuIldinr. No 1Gq south Main street Sal.
Lake CITY Utah. on the mth Gay l
April at ~ o'clock noon. 90 pay ne "
Iinouent assessment, together Win cN'
of advertising and expense N sale
HENRY r.. BURTON, secretary
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York March 24-Money on cali
steady. 2iaa3 per cent, ruling rate. 81
per cent closing bid, rs per cent; Of
ferod at 3 por cent
Time loans quiet and easier. go days,
32m4 per cent; 90 days. per cent: six
months. idih per cent
Close: Prime mercantile paper f&a5
per cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at i.s3. 75Q 80
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b nor SS9-day bills and at is7os n.
p e',,i l,,iial 6iiis, ts8ha-
Mexican dollars. 90
bonds easy. iai.rod
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PITCHERS TRADED.

Chicago. March 0-pitchers villa
and Knapp of the Chicago National
we're traded today % The Lincoln club A.
Catcher Nunnamachcr
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nOsTON COPpER RANGE.

James A. Pollock 4 Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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HouTz BoNDs THE SULTAN.
Good Springs Pcoplc Getting Returns
on Silver and Lead.

Good Springs PcoDlc Getting Returns
ON Silver and Lead
Frank Williams. who was up from
Good Springs Monday TO attend the
Masonic banquet, brings the news Of
continued progress in the yellow Pine
mining district Among other things
he states that the smelling companies
who have been handling the Yellow
Pine ores are beginning to realize the
Importance OF saving the silver and
lead values and that some shippers
have already received returns Of these
by-products Of the rich zinc ore.
J r. Kent. manager Of the yellow
Pine Mining company. Is now ship
ping about rs tons per day and in adj
dition 10 the contract price, this com-
panv has received some returns on
silver and lead contained I'm the ore.
A. r Thomsa has bonded the Sui
tan property 20 -. ID. Houtz Of
Provo About 10 men are now employ
ed and teams will begin hauling ore
next week The Sultan Is about eight
miles southwest 81 GoodsPrings and
gives promise NJ developing into one
~ the best mines In the district
Review
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WOOL


ST. Louis. March q Wool. unchanged
Territory and western mediums An 20
nne mediums 22n&. fine ia l6.
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The Bogue Supply company Of salt
Lake has filed articles OF Incorporation
with the county clerk 10 conduct q
machinery business The capital stock
amounts 20 $4,000, divided into shares
at 81 each. W. e.. BogIc is president;
Joseph Farrell vice president w. W
Armstrong. secretary and treasurer.
Joseph Farron and w. ". Dole are
named as additional directors.
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New York March 2i.-Sugar. raw, hrm
muscovado. SO test 3.sGi centrifugal. 06
test. z 38. molasses sugar 80 test, 3.Gl.
Refined steady, crushed. So, granulateo.
O. -. powdered. 5.11.
Conee-spot quict. No. Rio, Sll-l5u
"a. No 3 Santos, ga
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$500 Range Frec-send in your guess
today For conditions see Nebraska
Furniture Co.'S al. Saturday.
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New interpretations

The Webster Irrigation company OF
Covoville. Cache Co., filed its articles
of Incorporation yesterday with the
secretary OF state. The capital stock
Of the concern amounts 20 $500. divided
into shares at 81 each H. II. Allen
is president. Fred Titenson vice prcsi-
dent. and Elias s. Larson, secretary
and treasurer.
The Carpenter Paper Company Of
Utah. organized IN this city. filed arti-
Giles Of Incorporation with the county
clerk on Wednesday. The capital stock
Of the company is $40. 600. divided into
shares OF the par value Of 800 each.
Isaac w. Carpenter Is president; James
A. Carpenter. vice president; A. W.
Carpenter. treasurer; a. p. Spike, sec
rotary and manager These, with W.
q. Carpenter. are the directors. The
company takes over all Of the business
Of the Carpenter Paper company of
omaha In salt Lake city.
The Homer Realty company or Salt
lake city filed articles OF incorporation
with the county clerk on Wednesday.
The capital stock OF the company Is
$4,000. divided into shares of the par
value az 81 each Thomas Homer Is
president. o. T.. Evans. vice president
t. w Evans. secretary and treasurer.
These are also the directors. The COM
uanv takes over the real estate bust
ness Of Thomas Homer and also an
automobile used In connection with his
nfaga
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UNLISTED STOCKS
FoRENooN sALEs.

FORENOON SALES.
Carlsa. 80 at So. 100 at SO.
Cedar Talisman. $500 az 81.
Century. 800 at s.
Colorado 100 at rs.
Columbus. 100 at "a seller 50. 100
at IS.
Grand Central. 100 at $50
Iron Blossom. 2.i0O az IS. 1000 al "a;
300 al "a seller 60 500 al 95 buyer 80;
1 500 at e6 buyer So
Lower Mammoth. 500 At So.
Mason Valley. 100 at IN seller 50;
400 at i.S2h.
Moscow. 1000 at 40.
Seven Troughs. / 900 at 81
Silver King. 525 az ZOO.
Sioux Con. 1000 at 49, 1000 at 40
seller co. 1000 al 4Ota
Swansea. 5000 al ~.
Uncle Sam. 1000 at 20.
Victor Con, 800 at 5.
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado 800 at e.
Carisa. 100 az s..
Columbus 800 AZ Is.
Cedar Talisman, 1000 at siz 1000
AZ 6L
Grown Point 200 AZ s: 500 AZ ~
Iron blossom. 900 az "a
south Iron Blossom. 10000 at Y.
Sioux Con. 800 az 30 seller 50.
REHABILITATION
Shares Amount.
Regular board .........20.375 S1042s5O
open board ...........l2. 400 3,6i100
Totals ................s2,t to Al3sto.bO
AFTERNOON SALES
Black Jack. $50 az 10.
Carisa 500 at 81 seller s. 600 o. so
seller Q.
Cedar Talisman. 1000 at 6h; 1000 at
6la.
Colorado. 2l00 at 7S
DAILY Judge 100 az 40
Grand Central 100 az 167ta
Iron Blossom, 900 at %. 100 al IS
seller so 900 al SO.
Little Bell 900 at 40
Lower Mammoth 100 at 81 900 at
55. 300 az 56.
Moscow. 100 az 3S. 500 az 20.
Sioux Con, 200 az Al.
South Columbus Con 200 az 4
Uncle sam. 1000 at 3Stq
Utah Con- 800 al "a
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NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS
James A. pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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Pioneer ROofings.
Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.