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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-07

CEDAR-TaLIsMAN PLANS,
New Development Work Opens Three
New Ore Faces.


Cutting into ore in three new places,
is the encouraging word received Wed
nesday by Manager 5. ;. Pond from
Foreman Dan Ferguson of the Cedar
Talisman in. Beaver county. At present
systematic plan OF developing this
property Is I'm progress, no effort being
maze TO go after the ore. In spite
OF this fact, ore Is being encountered
in all of the main workings.
Recent sales Of large blocks OF stock
In the east have given the company a
developing fund that makes II unnec-
essary to take out ore TO cover operat-
ing expenses.
Now the main object is to open up
the mine aud develop ore bodies when
were known to exist In the contacts.
on the 500 level, forces of men are now
making for the Two great contacts,
the porphyry on the west and the
auartzite on the east Al present
they are in the lime core that separates
the porphyry and the quartzite. on
the west, the dip of the contact Is TO-
ward the east, consequently every foot
of progress In the tunnel makes a gain
of two feet ia the approach. Toward
the uuaftzite contact ON the east, the
objective point will be longer in reacn-
ing, as there the dip IS from tncm.
The west porphyry contact should be
cut any day now.
on these contacts is where the great
est ore bodies ON the property are sup
posed to lie, and in view OF this fact,
and the vast amount OF development
work accomplished ON the Cedar-Talls-
man property, and its enviabie tonnnBo
record besides, this new work contem-
plates the first tapping OF the contact
ores at depth in the history OF the prop
erty. That these contacts have not
been exposed long before strikes most
mining men with astonishment.
From the surface down To the lowest
workings on the 300 the regular ore
hearing iissures have PRODUCED shipping
rock. Practically all the work accom-
nlished to date has been in the body
of lime which is !, 900 to / 500 feet across
from the porphyry to the quartzite.
This has produced many small fortunes
the ore generally running about s5v
and netting SIS to the ton.
A carload of high-class zinc orc as In
the ore house, and car or more Oh
the iead-siiver ore in on hand
But at present every bit or energy Is
being expended toward properly de-
vcloping the property. and principally
the work of drifting for the contacts
both east and west ON the 500 level,
where faces OF ore have been exposed,
as well as on the 235 level, where the
MEN have also broken into new bodies
of ore.
The Ccdar-Talisman today Is consid-
cred In the most promising physical
condition I'm the history of the property.
and much surprise is expressed at tho
present low price OF the stock.
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THE SEVEN TROUGHS
MONARCH TUNNEL|NC
Nearly 500 Feet Long and Nearing 'he
Objective Point. ltich
ore Vein.

q Tunneling on the Seven Troushs
Monarch Mines company property
near the town OF seven Troughs, Hum
boldt county, New, is progressing
rapidly and every indication Is that
the ore vein. the objective point, ~
close at hand, During the month OF
August the men made iO5 feet head
way, giving the tunnel total length
now OF $40 feet. II the vein Is cut
at or near the point figured on, II VIII
give 500 feet OF stOpings ON the rich
ore discovered and but slightly pros
pected on the surface above. For some
lime now the men have been working
In Porphyry and altered granite me
foreman writes that the indications
lare very encouraging.
: The latter part OF this week. d. L.
SRohlfing. consulting engineer for the
property, will go out to Seven Troughs
to Inspect the property, ana although
he expects TO remain overseeing the
work but a few days. from the last
letter received by Manager w. H.
Tibbals, Il Is thought that he viii be
present at the breaking into the antic-
ipated ore body.
A large number of people Interested
in adjoining and neighboring proper
ties are standing by keenly watching
developments in the Seven Troughs
Monarch as II is yet TO be proven
whether or not the assure vein, which
on tho surface gives every indication
OF dipping down almost vertically, will
be found in place. a few days moro
will prove this important point The
Monarch people have shown no small
amount of courage In going ahead and
pioneering this expensive piece OF
work which Is costing them "A small
fortune, and the hope is generally ex-
pressed that they may soon meet with
a success beyond their expectations.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept. with the stock OF
| wheat here piltng up and with liberal
! arrivals expected In the northwest the
market took a bearish cast today. Near
~ all the local spectators were short
or were in position to enlist on the SELL
Ing. side. Lower quotations at Liver
opening here was, unchanged TO q down.
December started at I.or TO 1.Mh sold
at lnA and reacted to f.Oi%.
Fine weather made corn easy. Decem-
Der opened unchanged 10 xGs. OF at
soA To S54. rallied to 6kn& and fell
back to 55A n y.
tered commission selling OF thnt cereal
December started kdL down at S% to
3jis and declined to y5s.
Poor support caused hog products to
decline. FIRST salcL were at unchcng ed
prices to 12h cents less with the October
option az @.65 for pork: ~ 22is for lard
and II SIS for ribs. Further recessions al
wheat--Proht-ta taking occasioned some
frmness, but the effect was more than
overcome by absence of cash demand
both export and milling. and by bterish
estimates OF the yield northwest. The
close was weak, with December at .cOil.
a decline of Y to ic
Corn-Fear OF possible frost tonight In
duced little show of strength. The
close was firm, with December at 5Hel
y TO 5S%. net gain OF shade.
,-, Cash corn No. 2 57s@h; No. white,
@a7; No. white. s7nls; No. yellow, 81
az: No. 4. $50 56is No. white seSI
81: No : yellow 5605T.
closc-Rye-Cash, 7siA: Sept, 49, Dec.
Barley-cash. 5oan.
Timothy-cash 7.50qs.25: sept, SO;
oct. SIS; March. 900
Clover-oct. 16 .son 1000
Wheat-.sept. &% 20 @dh: Dec,
1.oois; May, l.cssz6r%
Corn-sept' S7's; Dec, 55i4@ a: May.
oats-sepi. s2N: Dec. $751;; NAV. ss,.
az.
Mess Pork. per Dbl. Sept. 2o.s: oct.
20 Is: jan 1866.
Lard. per 100 lbs-Sept.. 210; Oct.
l2l1A: Nov. hey: Jan. 10.67h
short Ribs, per 100 ibs.-Scpf. II e.,
oct, i1.6: jan. BIS.
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago. Sept. 7.-I3utter 90 Firm.
Creameries. 2tikd3o: dairles. aaN.
Eggs-Firm. at mark. cases included,
itEls; receipts. n's2 cases; frsts. Fl:
Cheese-stcady. Daisies. 1san; Twins.
isn,e: Young Americas, 1917 IN Long
Horns. i6Gt.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York Sept Raw sugar, dull;
muscovado. 50 test. $50: centrifugal, rs
test, "a; molssses sugar. 50 test, ss7.
Refined. weak: crushed SIS: granuiat-
ed. S.S. powdered. So
confee-spot, frm; No I Rio. lo.: No.
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WOOL.


ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. sept wool. steady. Ter
ritOry and western mediums "a. fine
mediums. lsW ~. fine. i4uih
BOSTON.
Boston Sept. b.-AfhouEh business
In the wool trade is dull. prices are Arm
ly maintained. The demand centers chief
ly ON territory wool Of halt-blood grade
and below. New territories are moVng
moderately while quite few transactions
include original packages.
Dealers are by no means urging manu-
fgcturcrs 70 take the best territory Tools
IA quantity at prevailing prices for the
former are confident that better prices
will be obtained later. The lack OF APP
probable activity In thc goods market Is
primarily responsible for the continue
dulness IN wool and IL is problematical
when conditions will improve materially.
The quotations:
Secured basis: Texas fine. ~ months.
coo &c; fine. six TO eight months. 55G
SIC. fine fall a. SOC.
California northern, 53ai 55c middle
county. 6od sic.
oregon eastern. No. staple s2as4c;
eastern clothing. 66a5ic. valley No. |. SO
q 54c; valley No. q 5On52c.
Territory, fine staple. bims5: fine me-
dunn staple, 5edeoc: fine clothing. 5s1
eoc fine medium clothing. a5m5Tc: half
blood combing. 5sg62c.
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SHORTS BOUGHT TO
SAVE THEMSELVES

New York, Sept THE tendency OF
opening prices OF stocks today was 20 a
lower level. a rise of z In Baltimore a
Ohio was the only important exception
Reading declined ", Union Pacific and
81. paul 1 and Atchison, New York
Central United States Steel and Ana
conda large fractions. The market was
narrow aud professional
The depression was overcome and
there was a slow recovery which brought
the list up To near wncre II left on
yesterday, Bethlehem steel sagged 4
and Northern Pacific, Rock Islund pre-
frrred SJoss-Shaffield Steel / before
the rally became effective.
Professional traders IN stocks looked
for some erect from the Vermont cleo
ton news but they bought TO cover short
sales when 10 effect was forthcoming. lm-
proving crop prospects helped recov.
as prices rose. MsvKay Companies
gained iSs. American Hide a Leath
er preferred fell l.
Bonds were steday. N
The bottom dropped out OF the market
for American Hide a. Leather preferred
on the publication Of the usfavorable
annual report. Sales were made from X
to 2 points apart. driving Il points
under yesterdays closing. Other stocks
advanced. Union Pacific. St Paul, south
ern Pacific. Reading and United states
Steel rising fraotionaily above last nights
closing and Wabash preferred, American
Beet Sugar and Pittsburg Coal l.
Another drop by American Hide x
Leather preferred followed a rally OF III
and II broke TO q. a loss of points. The
general market weakened. Union Pacific
and Reading reacting about a point. Ac-
tive stocks were supported later and raj
lied sharply Central Leather declined
Ia and American Smelling and Ameri-
can Hide a Leather l.
The market closed strong and dull.
Prices became motionless for time when
they had recovered TO the top level
Mackay Companies gained 3ss. Baltimore
II Ohio 2, Pacific Mail iss and Union Pa
chic. Southern Pacific, Atchison, Cana
dian Pacific and Chesapeake 4 Ohio /.
The advance was resumed in the final
dealings
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago Sept 7.--Cattle-Rece ipts. es-
timated at 1900; market steady. Beeves
4.S0mS.f0; Texas steers, 5.1oM6.oQ western
steers. 45O@7 20: stockers and feeders
i.oo@e.9o; cows and heifers' 2'iogs.5oi
Hogs-Receipts. estimated st 5000
market 5MIoc. lower. Light, s.$nio.oo
mixed. s.sOd9 So; heavy, s.65G go; rough,
SO; pigs. S.sasso. bulk of sales. s.soa
sheep-Receipts. estimated at 5000;
market steady to loo. lower. Native, .. IS
$50: western, ?; %n4 90: yearlings. lisa
$40; lambs. native. 5.25dT.io; western.
b.25d7.o5
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Sept. .--Cattle-Receipts
5000: market steady. Native steers. 500
ass, native COWS and heifers: 200
100; stockers and feeders. SIS ds. % +.
bulls. D 25Gl4.25: calves. 4.ood $50; west
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: market SC. low
CT. Bulk Of sales. 9i5m9.7O; heavy, asa
g.5s packers and butchers. s.S@s'7o;
sheepER 1900. market strong.
Muttons 4.006ri 90; lambs. $3.50 30: fed
wethers and yearlings. iooa550; fed
western ewes. 3.I5u4 SO.
OMAHA.
omaha. sept 7.-cattle- Receipts 400.
market steady. Native steers 5.ooGfS.oO;
cows and heifers 5.ooa5.S IS; western
steers. 3.75a6.so; range cows and heif-
ers and feeders. s.%assO: calves. s.5Oa
7.25; bulls. stays, etc, 3.col6 is.
Hogs Receipts, 500. market steady
to l0c. lower. Heavy, S.Sms.2o; mixed,
s.Sas.1O; light. s.2cass5; pigs, $500 $50;
sheep Receipts. 1850. market steady.
Yearlings. I.60d5. 70; wethers 4.O0a4iO;
ewes, 3.15@4.go; lambs. e.o1n6'5
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CONCENTRATES.

l.. l.. Savage has come in from the
Gold Circle district. where he IL work
Ing the Elko Prince property, which
has a three-foot vein of $25 gold ore.
Small mills are in operation in the
property.
+. A. Clark OF Everett, Wash, vice
president OF the Associated on & Land
company. which owns $4,000 acres OF
oil lands in San Juan county. rs In the
city, after a three weeks trip over the
oil territory. He considers this "the
greatest high grade oil field i'm the
world" and says Utah people do not
half appreciate what Is at their doors
Americas August exports OF copper
10 Europe amounted TO sc 666, 240
pounds. The largest previous monthly
export was I'm July of last year. when
rs. SOC. 600 pounds were sent abrod
The Tonopah Belmont has declared a
dividend of Is cents per share. the first
dividend since 1907. This will be q dis
bursement of S225,000.
ore shipments from Tonopah last
week were: Tonopah company. 2,i50
tons: Belmont company, LOO: Mon
tana Tonopah, g5s. MacNamara, 200;
West End. 500 Tonopah Extension. $40;
Midway, 50 total shipments for the
week. laos tons the estimated value
being SIS. POO
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higher record for honesty and fair.
ness I'm his business deals.
His whole life, from the time he
walked four miles each morning TO
work In a book store at $1.25 week
until the age OF twenty-four. when his
savings enabled him to open the Oak
Hall clothing store, IL story OF earn
est, hard work and rigid economy.
It's a story that points moral.
il IL applicable to every young man
who wants TO rise and be successful.
The practise OF saving TX Indicative
of thrift. intelligence and stability.
The man who saves his money Is a
credit to the community himself, and
his family.
II il not what you earn but what
you save that counts. If you have but
a single dollar ahead. bring Il here,
we will open a savings account for
YOU. and you will receive every cour.
tesy and consideration.
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST co.
235 Main Street.
''In the business heart
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THE BIG COTTONWOOD
DISTRICT LOOMING UP
The Neva Mining Company Has Rich
Ore lu a 50-Foot Tunnel
Other Properties.

Big Cottonwood properties are claim
Ing more than their wonted attention
these days and IL the present en-
thusiasm continues and development
work Is prolonged for any considerable
length OF time. In place OF less than a
half dozen shippers az at present the
number win In all probability be more
than doubled.
Al Rock. president OF the Neva Min
ing company. recently returned from
the district and reports things looking
unusually good up there.
The Neya is one OF the youngest
properties In the district. But Il Is
being worked continuously on a small
scale, three men now being employed.
a tunnel now so feet IN length. Is be-
ing driven into the hillside TO tap a
rich sllver-lesd vein outcropping
above Mr. Rock brought some hne
samples from the Neva. where recent
ly a strike of high grade was made.
The tunnel now shows a foot vein of
high class ore, and a number OF tons
OF rich siiver-lead ore Is on the dump.
The Neva adJoins the Cardiff mine.
which Is now shipping high-grade ore
regularly, and the Baby Mckee, anoth-
err of the best properties In the Big
Cottonwood district, and over the hill
from the Neva Is located the big
Columbus Consolidated mine, where
there Is much activity. The Neva peo-
pie think they have In their property
the converging Of several of the rich
ore bearing veins tapped by some OF
the adjoining properties.
Portions OF this property are In liti-
CATION. owners OF adjoining properties
in filing for patent carrying their lines
across certain fractions OF claims
which the Neva people stoutly main
tain rightfully belongs to them.
when this contest is settled" said
one of tho principal stockholders. ''it
won't take long to demonstrate tho
real worth OF the Neva territory. We
are confident we have some OF the very
best ground In the canyon. and 10
we are unmolested we believe We can
prove it,
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NEW YORK CURB RANGE.
NEW YORK CURB CLOSE.

Chino. 1905; Davis DAILY, 1908; Ely
Central I5G9-16; Ely Consolidated. 500
$751; First National Copper 3lz@44
GirOux Consolidated, s2smTs; Inspira-
ton, 7AG13-i6; Yukon Gold 37sm4 Mi
ami 1S5sdl9s; Nevada Utah. %d1i-l6:
New Keystone. 3mA; Nipissing. 1875
OK: Ohio Copper. l i3-i6G15-i6; Ray
Central. 1-l6dh; Ray Con, lSGh la
Rose, 1904 South Utah. 1Aa7s; Brit
ish Col Copper. ih6%: Bay state Gas.
NON Braden 3asQh Cob. c.. 7isas.
El Rayo Shd37s; King Edward,
1-i66h; McKinley-D arra2h. 1.00d1.02.
Montgomery Shoshonc. h@s Nevada
Smelter. LGie; Silver Queen, sd1i;
Tintic. 100 asked; ontario. 2d2R:
Alice. 202h Sioux Cons. 22as6; Colo
RADIO. 37l32, Iron blossom. 81 bid
Carisa. 15125; Nevada Hills. 2Aa2 5-is
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Sept Money on call
easy. ia. az per cent; ruling rate. IA
closing bid. 2. offered at ..
Time loans strong and duh: 80 days,
464h per cent. and 80 days at 4LQ4ia
six months. 4Hm5 per cent
Close; Prime mercantile paper, 81
TO 6 per cent
Sterling exchange easy. with actual
business in bankers bills at 81. SO. 25a
demand.
Commercial bills. A.s2% asi s3K.
Bar silver. 527s.
Mexican dollars, a..
Government bonds steady; railroads
firm.
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RECENT ASSESSMENTS.
RECENT DIVIDENDS.
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Adventure. co.: Il. Coal'n.. 1SG19:
Cent, 16N1S; II. w, 6N \; q. c., 6}s
al: Mexico Con, Asa soc; New, Con,
20isM7s: Old Dom. 80 bid, quincy.
72A az Superior. ASA al6; Utah Con.
23ah: Wolverine. l2OW125; Corbln. IL
ah; Giroux. 6ss az; Indiana, 1885 "a
a Kew, 31kd4; Mlamirites, 5aSc;
Ojibway. 50ia: =. 4 b.. sax L. :.
com, 3Si46 ": Ahmeek, lS5qlsS; Gas.
3Oa39; b. Ely. 1A@%; chemung. els
asked; Con. Ariz., 17s az; r. Nat. Sis
as: Inspiration. Z l3-16Q lj-l6; Ma
jestic fs@5lc; New. Utah, 62M65c;
Oneco. 3GA; Ray Cent, 1-l6m Is;
$ c.. 2Od25c; Yuma. s5@ ssc;
Allouez. 42a 80; G, & A. 81 2 a IS;
La Sale. 1Oh a y 4: Michn 4 u a. y
Nip. 1O%a7s Oscola, 1.25 aI2s;
Santa Fe. ia a ~; Tamarack, So a
IS: Victoria, ~ GpS, Wyandot, y q
q. Il. & H.. ga az; Hancock, 81 bid;
Royale. 1874 aiSia; Lake, 81 a S5;
Arcadian, Az af5is Ray Con. TN q
rs $. & p. II X nA; y. ). pfd..
Min, f3M15; u. & L., 10@20 cents;
chief. "a a 9-16; Davis DAILY, 1 7-16M
a-l6: OF. Con, Si4 n y La Rose,
sTsd4: NJ. ". 7SsMii-16; Baltic,
5is as: Raven, 20 a cents;
Leaf, a cents Tonopah,
Sss n ~ Algomah. 10 q q X
Az. Com1.. i6M1t; c. Y H.. $4,000:
Range, SIS M66 Granny. 3lMs2 Mass,
IA as; Mohawk. 471sdis; n. H.. 2s9 y
Parrot. 1905: shannon, 9&ni0: Trim
ity, 5hm6; Winona. 7isds; Zinc. 24&
m25; Il. r.. 7isass; Helv., 2hGh; K
Lake, 6i4ais Miami, ls% Gish; n.
Lake, 9Is G10, s. Utah. ia az; oil, 35is
a 36ts: Apex. 3isuHs Begole. fizqp "a.
Bohemia. 5lsaS: Cactus. mon;
Chino. 14Ani5 Ely Con. 29M35c
Florence. 2GL: oak. 17Gfsis Ma
tional. haze: Ohio Cop, IL n 1915;
nh. Coarn.. lOMilc; S. Lake, s% T9h;
Yukon, 80, ~; Belmont, AK.
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GOLD FROM ALASKA.

Seattle. Sept Receipts OF gold
here yesterday were $405,6S5, of which
Sls6.655 came from the Tanana and
S2l90o0 from Nome The gold receipts
at the United States assay office for
the month OF August reached the total
OF Sl.552673
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Stories of Success
JOHN WANAMAKER

No career IN this
country offers more
announcement 10
the young business
man than that OF
John Wanarnaker.
the merchant OF the
Golden Rule. No
man ever made a
more secure pedes-
tai of the world and
its goods, and no
80 49,. 49,.
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DAY OF LAssITUDE.
Nothing Develops to Rouse the BOYS
Into Activity.

Abors the brass rail at the Elk
change this morning was clustered lot
Of lassit1idinarians who didn't seem to
give snap whether or not school kept,
and consequently IL proved a lifeless
day all round on call. The total sales
exceeded those of yesterday morning
by about 5000. No perceptible fuctua-
lions either up or down cropped out
during the day. There was not an ex-
citing inmate to rouse the slumbering
activity of the vocferous brokers, and
a letslargy that could almost be cut
with n knife prevailed, and the session
adjourned as quiet as n meeting
TOD.AY'S QUOTATIONS.
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Stock certificates. bonds. and blank
books OF any size or style made to
order. Estimates promptly furnished.
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT,
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING srocKs

CoMSTocK.
ophir. 1.4Od1.42h; Mexican, 100
a1s215: Could & Curry. 81 a 23:
Con Va, 1871 a l.40; Savage, 800
20; Hale & Norcross, 80 bid; Belcher.
95 asked: Confidence. rs asked:
Sierra Nevada. 23 N 25: Exchequer, 90
asked; Union. 35GS6 Potosi, 40d Al.
ToNoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada, 900 asked:
Montana Tonopah. s4mSS; Tonopah
Extension, $1,000: MacNamara, %
bid: Midway. rs asked: Tonopah Bel
mont 3.a5m4O0: Tonopah North
star. las; West End Cons. sea
ca Rescue, 106 II; Jim Butler. "a
q2s.
Bonnie Glare. bid: Maynower
Cons. id5; Montgy. Mt, asked;
Tramp Cons. aus.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons, sa4: Dexter. sa9; $.
Dog. asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairvlew Eagle. 40 asked; Nevada
Hills. 2i0@2.l5. Pittsburg Sill. Peak.
* bid; Eagles Nest. bid; Hailstone.
3G5; Rawhide Coalition. 10m1l.
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstone. asked: Col. Mt.
asked: Jumbo Ext. 40 bid Bootn,
Blue Bull. soc; Adams,
asked; silver Pick, 7mS Blue Bell.
asked: Lore Star. asked; ORC. los;
Atlanta. 10 bid, CT Bend. 3U4 Flor
cnce 2.25 fp2.5O; Goldhcld Daisy bid;
Kcwsnos. 9ml0: Portland. bid.
Crackerjack. 3 asked Red Hills, 4 "a 3;
Y. Tiger. asked Grandma. 2ma;
Goldfield Con. s.25 bid; D'feld TRAN
gle. l bid; c. o. d. 16 bid: Florence
E,~t'n. asked
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Lower Mammoth. 300 at Is; t9.at q
May nay, GOO at 6h $50 at s; 1000
AT 6.s
New York. 1000 at g.
Prince Con. 500 at S.
silver King. 400 at zoo.
South Columbus Con, 900 at t0h
Utah con. 1000 at 3Is 1000 at 5I<
1000 AT 81. buyer 60.
OPEN BOARD.
Black Jack. 500 al 10.
Sioux, 800 at "a.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value
Regular call 24,099 $500 %
open bJ@rd .............. 1000 1890
totals 's'..'' ....''.'' '@o'V'' fS'o'iVS
AFTERNOON SALES
Cedar TAI, 1000 at 94 1000 at
o.
Iron Blossom, 900 at 80.
King VIM, zoo at 20. 400 at 20M
Lower Mammoth, 500 at IA; 100 at
14M.
New York 1000 at 4.
Prince Con, 800 AZ 81. 200 at SO;
800 az 81
Sioux Con. 100 at 2t1s.
Tintic Central. 1000 at slz
Western New, $500 3.
Yankee. $50 at Z.
ON THE CURB.
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NEW YORK LISTED srocKa

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. received the following this AFT
ernoon. over their private wires.
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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Pioneer Roonngs.
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