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Hides. TaIIow. Wool and Hops

Imports Of hops into Great Britain. less ex-
ports for the year ended August 81. 1910. were
i0s las cwts as against 164. l57 cwts for the
s,receding year and 29T.274 cwts two years ago.
Z me 1909 English hop crop was 214.4sz cwts.
which added 10 the above 1O5. 1873 cwts impor-
fations gave Great Britain 3I7.6T7 cwts with
which to supply their requirements conservative
" estimated 10 amount TO GO0. 900 cWts so that
reserves from previOus years have evidently been
reduced 10 the extent OF 2S2 323 ewts.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about y ale
under quota lions; heavy salted steers, 1015c;
light medium. 9Hc. light. SC; cowhides. &c;
stage 7c salted kip, lO5c; sslted veal. 16c;
ssited calf l6c; dry hides lSc; dry salt hides.
l8c. dry Kip. I7c; dry calf 23c sheepsklns
sbesrlings. 25d40e each: short wool, 46@TOc;
medium 7O@s0c; long wool. 90c4$125; lambs
2O07 soc: horsehfdes. salt 81 2-2593 for large and
81 5Od2 for medium. T5c0Sl for small and Is
d5Oc for colts; horsehi6es dry. S292.25 for
large and S1-2502 for medium. 5Oc@l for
small and 25Q50c for colts; goatskins. prime
snCOras. T5cMS1. large hair Eos Is, 30dz0c;
dium. 2OdS0c; small, 5e2l5c
Tailow-No. 1 rendered, 81 061zc; No. 2. !
615c: grease. 2d23kc.
wooi-Spring clip, San Joaquin. years staple.
eNIic: do S months. 76llc; northern, Sonona
and MendOcino. lsd20c; Humboldt zoe asked;
Nevada. ia i6c per 10.
Fall clip-Mountain free. o0Ilc; northern and
valley 7QlOc San Joaquin fall snc lambs. ia
1Oc: DO defective and heavy. SAFE per ID.
Hops-CalfOrnia. 1909 crop. nominal; oregon,
nominal; crop Of 1910, l25sQ161sc per H.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cation Market

NEW YORK, Oct. lie. F. Hutton & Co.'S
wire says: The weather viii be generally fair
meeting was held at Manchester yesterday
between masters and operators under auspices
of the British board of trade. but the confer
broke up without a settlement having been
reached and the employers federation ordered
thir mills close AT noon today. According
TO the Journal OF Commerce the percentage of
the crop picked to date is 2s.7 VS.. 34.5 In 1909
vs.. BIZ in 1905 and 227 In 1907. The season
has made up virtually nothing of its late start
and many OF the states. particularly the Caro-
linss. Georgia and Alabama. are three weeks
late. Top crop prospects are very poor, partly
on account Of backwardness Of the season and
partly account Of boil weeyis in Louisiana
and Arkansas, Oklahoma and Mississippi
Liverpool this morning failed to reflect weak
ness in American markets of yesterday. and
a consequence New York should open to 10
points up. We look for higher prices with
nothing than the ordinary and temporary
reactions from time to time induced by profit
taking
Spot closed quiet. Middling uplands, 13. T5c !;
middIing gulf. l4c. Sales. 5.333 bales.
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E1nnr and Enrinnceons Goods

Flour-Calffornia Family extras. So.6ON6 net
without discount: bakers extras. S5.6o@6; super
6ne. S4.s0d4 20; oregon and Washington. per
bbl f4.S0d5.O5 for family bakers and patents
and S405 "a. so for cutoff; Kansas patents, S6-T0
DO Etraights. $3.50; Dakota patents, $40; DO
strsights. $40; do clear. $500 per bbl.
Farinaceous Goods-Buekwheat -four. $500;
bucEwhest -four. self-rslsinR. IS; buckwhest
groats IS: corn meal, yellow 50. white So extra
cream yellow s.. % extra cream white SO 25;
corn nour. S3; cracked wheat, 3-3o; entire wheat
-four. $40; farina. SO. 60; graham rour. 50:
hominy, large So small So. eranuiated So oat-
meal 81 Is; do greats 81 Is: pearl barley, 81 90
rice nour. Sc; rolled oats, $z-25: rolled wheat
IS 80 rye -four. 1928: rye meal. S3-lo; split
peas. yellow Sc. green $3.50: extra cream rolled
oats. 80 lbs $3.50. 30 10 sacks 81; rolled Gskes
$50 ID bbls $5.T5 2 90 10 sacks S5-25; rolled
wheat. 100 lbs S4.75 % ID sacks S4.25.
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NEVADA
ShiIo Group Sale

One of the most important transae,,
tions. in the history OF the n National oi,al
cessful close when the final payment
upon the purchase price OF the sane ars,
group was made to E.. A, Montgomery
and Henry Stevens Of Los Anges aby bg
George H Snowden and H. c. Carr or
Seattle, Wash, William Rea of Ketchi-
kan, Alaska, and p. w. Campoen Oh
No Information as to the amount of
money involved could be dennltely
learned. but it is understood IT the n pur,
consists of the Shilo, Lady GLADYS ana
Buckhorn claims and the Cracker JACK
fraction, making in all about ~ acres;
1t adjoins on the west the properly u
is close neighbor Of the National min
ing company of Nevada. In the opinion
of both the sellers and the buyers IN
the negotiations just closed, supported
by many other mining men, the Shilo
group is traversed by the famous s,a
Charleston ledge. Several GOOD ais,
1t would not be surprising TO many
local operators were the phenomenally
rich ledge uncovered In the ground
Tonopah Bonanza.
Big Copper Train
ELY. Nev.-A special train of copper.
consisting of a solid train of % cars.
each containing SO. tons OF copper. J del5
mining company at McGi11 September
16.. This is the largest single shipment
Of copper ever made anywhere and was
consigned to Baltimore, Md, where IL
will be refined, the gold contents ex-
tracted and the finished product put In
shape for delivery on the market
This tremendous shipment Is valued
at close to half a million dollars and
represents the output OF the big step
toe smelter during the last few weeks
None of the officials of either the smelt-
ing company or the Consolidated Will
give out any statement of the purpose
of such a large shipment beyond that
it is a part of the routine work OF dis
tributing the product Of their property
in White Pine county.
Copper shipments are being made
from McGill almost daily. but never
before has a special train, consisting
either from this district or anywhere.
.-Tonopah Bonanza.
Properties Bonded
John R. Beynon, ]. Kahl and Joseph
Kahl have bonded to W. 7. Watson
the Green Horn and One Chance quartz
claims near Rawhide. Work of devel-
oping the mines will begin at once and
force of men will be continually en-
ployed until the mines are finally sold
or the parties are satisfied the mines
are not what they want. These claims
are situated in good locality, and
there is every indication that they will
turn out to be dividend producers
Exchange.
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and as soon as this is completed op-
erations in the mine will be actively
pursued
Mazeppa Mine
Work on the tunnel is being carried
on actively and the mill is being op-
Grated by steam power, oil being used
for fuel Water for battery purposes
is being procured from the Jumper
mine.
Soulsby Mine
This mine is again operating, SUI
ficient power having been developed py
the late rains to permit of the mine
resuming operations. We. are also IN
formed that the values FOUND IN tne
ore bodies are equally as rich as the
best found in the mine in its palmy
days, and the future of the mine Is as
sured.-Sierra Times.
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line Of Hill street $50 " Of Capitol avenue.
" So l25. 80. 123; $40
Judah Boas company 10 William J. Cochran.
lot 1850. gift map 2; SO
Rcbholtz. lot in Sc rne Of Madrid street. $50
Sw OF Brazil aveaue. SW . by Sc 100; $40
Deliy A. Heuion TO Frederick r. Drinkhouse
lot at NV corner of Alma and shrader streets
John c. Hayes and wife 10 George Budgen
and wife, lot IN W line ef Mississippi street
IT'S n OF Twenty -ffth. y % by " 100; $40.
Auguste and Combatalade Clementtne Conderc
TO Marianne Combatalade. LOT in SW line OF
Eighteenth avenue South. S25 Sc OF street.
Sc 25 SW 10 Bay View street. " 10 point o25
Sc OF Noriega street. NE TO beginnina; gift
George Robertson ct al TO j. ". Robertson
LAT In line OF Seventeenth street. 1904
OF stanyan n los. 25. 1902. W 2S;i; $40
Theodore g. EhrmaD and wife to James n
Heney. lot In line Of Clement street. ss.S so
Rivers Brothers 20 Lily A; Rivers; lot in )
line Of Hayes street. 1916 W OF Devisadero. W
Is by 70:2; $40
division 1. Castro street addition ana one
other lot; $40
same 10 j. Emmet Thompson. lot in S line of
California street South. "a OF Fourth avenue.
Pstrick Conner to Florence Agnes Conner ct
al. lot IN \ line OF Golden Gate avenue. 1S4
z Of Van Ness. 25 by 120; $40.
Rivers Brothers to Louise B. Driscoh. lot 81
block r. Lakeview: SO
The Mccarthy company 70 Caroline RUSSELL
lot 8. block Is. Lakeview; SO -,
T. B. Potter realty company TO Wil1an L
Koch lots 0 and 10, block 60 Refs tract; grant
r line Of Twenty fourth avenue 12S OF
street y 25 bs 120; $40 90.
Rinaldo and Zeffiro Milani TO eduardo Miianl
lot in E line OF Cough street 70 OF Sreen-
Valentine Franz and wife to Bertha ". Lu-
ther lot in y Hne Of Waller street. 12o 2 OF
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PnnIfrr nnd Game

The poultry market was quiet yesterday sno
consider bic stock was carried over. Good fat
hens ducks geese and young roosters. however
cleaned up well Three OF western viii be
placed on sale Monday. The open season for
Wild ducks began yesterday, but there were no
errfVsls
Poultry Cper dozen)-Hens. s5a5.5o for smsn.
S6-5Od7-50 for large and SS@1o for extra;
young roosters. S5d7; do extra. ST-5ods-50; old
ROSTERS. S565.5O. fryers. S566; broilers, So. 80
90 for large, SO -25G3.50 for medium and S. for
small; ducks. S6GlO; pigeons flSOGl7o;
squads. 81 5OQ3; geese, S2@3 per pair.
Cane (per dozen Nominal
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Beans and seeds

The quotations now are for new crop beans
and they show more less change The mar
ket Is still unsettled.
Beans per ctll-Bsvos. 81 T565: small white.
Sc. s5; large white. S3.5oq3.75; pink, $5@
b.25; red. S5G550; blsckeyes. S5QS-25; lima,
81 T56s s.: red kidneys. nominal; cranberry
beans, -; gsrvanzss. 81 .5O@5. .25; horse beans,
sl.T592
Seeds-Brown mustard, 4nc; yellow mustard.
-; haxseed. 5G52c; cansry. 81 93zc: al
fslfs, l4d15c; rape. IG215c; timothy, TIC;
hemp. SG35zc; millet, 2&c per ID.
DRIED Peas-Green. s. 1913 per ctl.
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had attained a depth of but 20 feet and
thew naturally feel elated. One speci-
men taken from the chute of ore 6x5
inches is said to be valued at $780,
Nevada City Transcript.
App Mine
Messrs. Chaddock and Stenger of the
Omega mine, with Captain and Mrs. w
A. Nevills. have formed an association
called the Nevills investment company
for the purpose of further developing
and working the APP mine and the
Rawhide property. Capital has been
raised and all Indebtedness on these
properties will be liQufdated. At the
App sinking will be prosecuted as rap
added to the mill, which will make 100
stamps in all Such other machinery
as may be necessary to successfully
operate the property on a large scale
viii be installed.
The famous old Rawhide will again
be opened up and new and larger
shaft put down north of the old work
Already they are cleaning up the old
mill and getting things in readiness for
an early starting of this property.
Captain Nevills will still be on the
ground and will be active in all the
operations. His experience will go q
long way toward bringing results up to
anticipations:
The extensive working of these prop
critics will be of great benefit to James
town and Tuolumne county. With the
Amp already on a producing basis. and
the famous Rawhide in active opera
tion, capital will again look toward the
mother lode for investment and will
legitimate mining.-Mother Lode Mag
n Of
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PLAY TO BE GIVEN
TO AID PRISONERS
Woman's Auxiliary Has Charge
of Benefit Performance
at Columbia

The benefit performance for the Cali
fornia prison commission OF Her Hus-
bands Wife" the play in which Henry
Miller will open his local engagement
at the Columbia theater tomorrow
night. has been set for Monday evening,
October 10. The affair is under the
patronage of the woman's auxiliary of
the commission.
The proceeds will go toward the relief
of prisoners and their families and Will
be mainly devoted to the home for dis
charged prisoners that has been found
ed TO aid former convicts to acquire
a foothold in the world
The play itself will be worth the see
ing, as Henry Miller and his support
ing cast will be seen in it. and the
tickets will be ar the regular prices.
These will be on sale at Sherman. Clay
& Co.'S until the night Of October 10.
and they may also be obtained from
any one of the board of directors OF
the prison commission. These are:
Mrs L. Lowenberg Mrs c. ]. Bucknali
Mrs Sydney Smitn Mrs Aylett II. Cotton
Palmer Mrs Marcus 5. Kosh-
Mrs. John F. Merrill Mrs. william Ford
Taylor W Mrs. D. F. Ragan
Mrs. Albert W Scott Nine. Emilia TOjetti
Mrs. Gaillard Stoney Mrs. j. II. Robertson
Mrs. A. p Woodward Mrs. james Coker Sims
Mrs +. D. Marsh Mrs. Joseph T. White
Mrs. California Newton Mrs. ". G. Ralston
Mrs. E. ). Breyfogle
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CALIFORNIA
Activity in Sierra Mines

Though 1t is late in the mining sea-
son in Sierra county. the winter prom
fses much activity in the thriving
camps to the north
w. H. Weldon of Grass Valley, who
is the owner of the Gold King mine,
has bonded 1t to w. F. Kipp, manager
Shasta county. Clifford Weldon will be
superintendent of operations, which will
commence in October and continue all
winter.
The Kate Hardy mine, another
promising Sierra county property, over
which William NJ. Beggs of San Jose
and Captain J. W. Morrel of Forest lit
igated this summer, has been bonded
by the owners to a man named Du-
planicie. who will commence active OPP
erations at once-Nevada City Tran
fTf
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Cener.I wcrcbnndfse

Bags-Grain bags so G5hc: San Quentin
bags SIC; wool bags 1ac for 315 ID and % be
Tor 10: fleece twine, 7ikc per ID.
Cosl-Pennsylvani anthracite egg, SIG per
ton; Wellington So New Wellington, 80; Coos
bay. 81: Australian hoHse-Richnond, etc. SO;
Pelaw Main. 50: Stanford Richmond. So; Cum
berlsnd SIS IN bulk and sI6.5O IN sacks; Welsh
anthract's. Sl5; coke, SIC per ton in bulk and
SIT In sacks.
:, AZ az. ---neeSN - 70
more castor oil in cases. No. 1, Tic; Bakers
"A 11E@l19; China nut. cases. 60G70c per
gallon; cocOanut oil in barrels. 50 a 50 Ize for
XXX, Il y dSlc for No. i and 75dTslze for No.
2. according 70 quantity; extra beached winter
, sperm oil, Soc; natural winter sperm oil. SOC; I;
natural whale oil, 55c; pure lard oil. 81; winter
strained lard oil. 90c: pure neatsfoot oil, S5c;
No. 1eafsfoot oil, Csc: herring OIL soc. salmon
oil. JOci boiled nsh oil. Soc; paint oil. 45c.
Coal Oil. Gasoline etc.-Water white. iron
bsrreis drums. Sc; $50 degree oil. iron barrels
or drums, lo5zc; special do. lie: pearl oil. In
csses 16c; astral, leci star. Ice; extra star. l9c
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NV Work Metal Nortscf

NEW YORK. Oct 1.-The metal markets were
practically nominal usual Saturday
Tin-34 25Q34. eoe: lake copper. Il. 50@12 75e
electrolytie. 23T19@l2.6219c; casting. l2.1215 a
Lead-4.s711 "a. soc; spelter, 5.5o@5.eoc
Iron-Unchanged
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snot eIosed quiet. MiddlIne upIands. rs. 90
Inndnn Wool salen

LONDON. Oct. 1.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales today amounted to 1927 bales.
There was brisk demand and prices firm.
and practically for crossbreds and secured me-
rfno but medium greasy was frequently with
drawn Queensland scoured realized IS 3kd
and Punta Arenas ranged from unchanged to 5
per cent higher.
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BufIdinS Contracts

Caroline Bush with Carl Nelson-Clearfng. con
c-ete work brick cast and wrought iron. car
penter ana mill work, galVanise iron rocnng'
plumbing and painting for three story and oase-
1nent frame building on lot IN line OF Ninth
street. IS \ OF Tehams, 25 BY z 80. K
Kate c. Marinovich with Brandt Stevens
All work except plumbing for one story Drlcx
building at NE corner OF Golden Gate
avenue and Polk street. 30 BY IS for 80. 100
] s MalIoch with J. s. Maloch-To erect
two story and basement building on lot IN
line OF Ieavenworth street. 4I:6 " OF jackson,
22:8 by z 10. for S4.75o-
Julian Investment company with halsron Ircn
vorks-Steel frame WORK. hntels. ETC.. for build
lng on lot IN r line ef Hyde street. St;o OF
O'Fsrreif y 40 by 75. FOR 50 SIS
Mrs Colombo " Berger with @. A. Berger
sewerfng plumbing. gas 1rting Tor three story
and basement frame building at NE corner OF
Octavia. and Rose streets. 90 by z 27:6. for
S1.115.
Julius Finck with Western Iron works. John
G. sutton company. T. Koch Son.. Jesse =
steere r. Ringrose and " P Anderson-To
erect three story and basement concrete and
brick building At NE corner Of Haight and
Cough streets ~ 40 by 50, for S44. .9oI-
Anne Louise Fox with VI. G. Rench-Carpen-
ter electrical painting and glazing for two
story and basement frame building on lot in y
line OF Sacramento street. 81 + or Jones,
% By 90. for $S.Oo5.
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Little Grass Valley Strike

Parties arriving In Downieville from
that portion of southern Plumas county
which borders the Sierra county line
report that there is unusual activity
in mining, both quartz and placer,
which is having a vita1izing effect
upon mining interests in. northern
Sierra county The news embraces that
of new strike in the Little Grass Val
ley drift mine, three miles north of La
Porte 1t is in the property more gen
orally known as the Juigley mine. The
veloped by bondees who. in the last
year, have run extensive drifts through
the gravel deposit. The loose gravel
is Welding $S to the carload in gold
while thick seam of cemented gravel
is being drifted upon which appears to
be much richer than the noncemented
gravel A contract has already been
let for 10 stamp mill to crush the
cern ant -DnwniaNille Messenger
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chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. Oct -Butter-Steady; creaner-
les, 24G2Sc; dairies. 23G27c. Eggs-Steady; re-
eeipts, 5.3S5 cases; at mark. cases included. 1871
Q21 1zc; frsts 23c: prime frsts 25c Cheese
Steady; daisies. 1917 @15%c; twins, 14&4 a I5c;
Young Americas, I52. @16c; longhorns, 1914 a
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Naval stores-Turpeut,nc and

SAVANNAH. Oct. 1.-spirits turpentine firm
52lhc; sales 1872; receipts. 447; shipments
l.O93: stocks. 16. 423.
Rosln-firm. Sales 206e: receipts. 1.7l5;
shipments. s.4o2. stocks. 62.703. Quotations:
p. s5 90 ID. Sc; Z. $6.15: F. $625: G.. Sc 30:
H. Sc 20: I. SC. 40: X. $6.65: 81. s5: NJ. $500;
VIC. 81; WV, S7.O5.
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TUOL(JMNE MINES FURNISH
BASIS OF WEEKS ACTIVITY
Recent Rain of Benefit Development Work in Some Sections
Though Average Production Seems Be Rule Throughout State

of din til ha n fact fol
h ofa pnp nSira
p al
II heed
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Eastern Live<tock Market

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-Csttle-Receipts, GOO.
Market weak. Beeves. s46o@s; Texas steers,
s4.IoG5.eo; western steers, s4.10Qe75; stock
ers and feeders. $3.5oQ5.6 80; COWS and heifers.
81 2oQ6 80; calves. $3. 5oQ7
Eogs-Receipts. S, 600. Market &c higher than
yesterdays average. Light. SS S569. 80; mixed.
IS 40Qs.25; heavy. $s- -35@9.15; rough, SIS. q
s-55: good 10 choice heavy. Ss.55 @9.15; pigs,
IS. % Gs.lO: bulk OF sales, SIS 6O@9.
tive. 50 50d4 20; western. s2. 9o@4.15: yearlings
81. 4o@4. 30: lambs, native, 81. T597.1o; west
ern. s.. 75Ge.eo
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS. CITY. Oct. I.-Cattle-Receipts
500. Market steady. Native steers. S5d7. 50;
native COWS and heifers. 81. 60G6 so; stOckers
and feeders. So 40d5. so: bulls, So. .2514 30
calves So. .75ds50; western steers, S4 25Q6.5 so;
western COWS. 81. 1915.
Hozs-Reeeipts, LOCO. Market sc higher Bulk
of sales, SIS. e0G 8 80; heavy. ss.509s.e5; pack
Sheep-Receipts. none. Market steady. Nut
tons $3.5oG4 25; lambs. S5.756g6.65; fed weth-
eFs and yearlings SS.75G5; fed western ewes
s3. 5oQ4.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA Oct. 1.--Cattle-Reeeipts,
100 Market unchanged. Native steers. $500
$50: cows and heifers S36550; western steers,
S3.75d6.5o: range cows and heifers 81 S064 60;
Gamers. So IS G3.40; stockers and feeders, $3G
6; calves S325GT.25; bulls, stays. etc, sag
Hocs- Receipts. 2.2Oo Market Sc to 1oc
higher. Heavy. Ss.25aS 50: mixed So 40d s.55;
light. ss,soGs-9o; pigs. ss@s.9o; bulk Of sales,
sheep~Receipts. 500 Market steady. Year
lngs. 81 .6o65.4os wethers. S3.6564.25; ewes,
50; lambs, se.4oGT
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

plant 4og soc per box; green peppers. 4o05oe
ReF oox' garlic. 2i9 @313c per ID; cabbage. 9OcQ
nower, 5O@6oc per dozen; turnips. 650T5c per
s1ck: carrots Goa T5c per sack; green okrs. 35
q 4Qc per box
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The Maddox Mine

Work on the Maddox mine, situated
on the river hill about a mile below
Confidence, has been suspended tempor-
arfly. Frey, the owner, is expecting
parties up to inspect the property in
the near future. If they are satisfied
a sale will result. Should the deal fall
through Frey will build larger mill
and work the mine on a bigger scale.
Huntington on the property now. Rock
going 500 to the ton is being taken
from the ledge, and there is no doubt
as TO the worth of the property.
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-.lIou,, wooI Nf,rLe,

diurn grades combing and clothing. 23m24c
light fne Nl962le; heavy fine 15dITc tub
washed 23U33c.
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Los Angeles Produce Market

Special DiSpdtch 10 he Call
Los ANGELES. Oct. Eggs continued firm
were weak. Butter and cheese were firm.
Receipts OF produce were: Eggs 122 cases.
butter 26 924 pounds cheese 707 pounds pota-
toes 6.750 sacks, onions 1000 sacks, sweet po
tatoes 126 sacks.
Cheese-Northern fresh. 1761I15c; eastern
twins 1sJzc: eastern cheddars. 20c: eastern
longhorns. I9d2Oc; eastern daisy Ie119Ac;
swiss imported. 30c; swiss domestic, 22@24c
brick cream. l9c; limburger. 19c.
Butter-Creamery extra. 3215c; frsts, 31c lb;
ladle butter. 25c cooking butter, 25c.
Eggs-Local ranch candled irsts, 43c: case
count, 34c; eastern fresh 35c; storage extras
3oG32c; storage seconds. 26c.
Beans-No. l pink. $3.50; No. 1 limas. 81 IS
Lady Washington, S4.50; small whites No. !,
$4.5o: blsckeyes, s5.T5; garvanzas, $3.50; len
ills. S.
Potatoes-New potatoes. local stock S125:
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Proposed Purchase of Joy

1t is reported that a company of San
Francisco capitalists are negotiating
for the purchase of the properties of
the JOY mining company, situated near
Jacksonville
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Sierra Strikes

According to a telephone message
two important mining strikes have
been made in mines adjacent to Sierra
City The first and probably the most
important is that made in the Lee
Brothers claim at the head of Ladies
canyon. The Lees went to Sierra City
nearly year ago and located an open
piece of ground at the head of the can
yon. They were out on a prospecting
tour and Immediately started to work
1t was not long before they were TAX
ing from the groupings the richest kind
Of gold ore. There have been various
stories concerning the amounts they
took out and a conservative estimate
places ii at $4,000.
Some time ago the Lees bonded the
mine to Charles R. Thompson, a proni-
nent mining operator Thompson
started to sink a shaft on the property
with the intention of putting it down
ESQ feet and thoroughly exploiting it
In the early part of the present week
when he had reached a depth OF only
60 feet, Thompson intersected one of
the richest chutes of ore ever discov-
cred near Sierra City 1t is said the
specimens he has taken from the vein
since the discovery was made will com
pare favorably with any found in that
region.
The other strike was made in a
claim owned by the Lewis brothers of
Sierra City. This claim is on what is
known as the Keystone ridge. a short
distance south of town. The Lewises
were also sinking shaft when they
made their rich discovery. The shaft
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
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35 head OF all purpose horses and Mares wagons
and harness. 5JT Attn ST. Oakland. Rain OF shine