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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-10-21
A PronIsm.

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stay after school one l-our and study
your lesson
Johnny JonesE"Are you going to
stay with me?"
"Yes.''
"Then I'd like to know If you are
Furnishing me or l am furnishing you."
Life.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-10-21
DR.. Il. R. Clemmer.
Veterinary Surgeon,
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Phones; Home, .sass.
q All calls promptly answered.

Commissioners Office,
Staunton, Va, Sept. n, 1910.
James H. SINNERS Ex'ors.,
VS..
Fanny Skinner and ais.
Pursuant to decree of the circuit
court of Augusta county, entered in the
foregoing cause on the 9Th day of Octo-
Der. 1909, 1 shall proceed, at my office
in Staunton, Va, on
Monday, October "a, 1910,
to make further settlement of the ac-
counts of Joseph A. Waddell and Alex.
F. Robertson, executors of James n.
Skinner, decd, and of Fl. M. McIlha-
nv, agent for the real estate.
ARMISTEAD e. GORDON,
sep 80 At Master Commissioner.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-10-21

Mrs. W. N. Kinney OF Fordwlck
spent yesterday here with her sister.
Nra. Douald Allen.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
LOCAL MARHETS

In today's markets. the evidence OF
scarcity in vegetable and fruit pro-
ducts has become more noticeable, for
the unprecedented drouth has cut
down the intermountain production
very noticeably Were the deficiency
not 80 well made up from California.
Salt Lake consumers would be put on
short rations. New potatoes are scarce,
as are also dry onions, which are in
great demand. However the Pacific
coast Is able To prevent famine in
these articles This IL the between
seasons I'm oranges which are now com
paratively few. and selling at 81. so and
$500 per case. Cantaloupes are In de-
mand, and selling as fast as they ar
rive California tomatoes are arriving
In good quantities and In fair condi-
ton. California peaches and apricots
are also at hand to make up the local
shortage. but the pears arriving are
green. and must take time TO ripen.
The quotations obtaining In today's
are az follows.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
UTAH UNITED COPPER
STRIKES RICH METAL
a. ~ McMullen. Secretary OF COMPANY.
Brings In Batch OF samples
From the Mine.

strike this week Of a foot and a half
OF rich copper ore. containing consider
able native copper. I'm the Utah United
copper company property In Beaver
county IL miles west OF Milford. has
caused considerable talk. as this is said
to be the first rock of that character
ever found in tho Beaver Lake district
A. j. McMullen. secretary OF the com
pany brought some Of the samples to
Town which are now being assayed. but
estimates place the copper values at
not less than 40 per cent
Inc ore was struck on the 900-ft
level and although no great quantity
OF such rich stun Is looked for. the
mere fact that such ore can make in
mat ground means much 10 the proper
" and adjoining properties, some Of
which are such well known groups as
Walter James Black Rock, ground
owned by Samuel Newhouse. and "a
about two miles west OF the famous
old O. X mine.
The plan OF tho company Is to sink
the shaft 90 the sulphide zone which
IL Is expected TO be encountered near
the 400 level, and this unexpected
strike Will not divert the management
from its original plans, and the shaft
Is still being pushed on through the
ore body TO depth
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STRIKE NEAR YERINGToN.
Gold Ore Found on Carson Property
Near mason Pass

gold strike, which promises 10 de-
Velop into pay mine. was made this
week by Constantine Brothers and
Matt. who are leasing on the Carson
property near Mason Pass, about eight
miles from Yerington. says the Yerins-
ton Times. II IS about a quarter OF a
mile from the old Pat Gallagher mine,
md adjoins Boulter's property on the
cast
on the Carson property there are
number Of veins and cross veins, and
considerable work has been done by the
original owner. one shaft was sunk TO
depth OF about 70 feet and fair values
We're found, but Il is now believed that
this shaft Is on n cross vein, and that
the main vein. in which the pay shoot
Will be found has just been opened up
by the lessees
Where the strike was made. Constan-
tine Bros and Matt are down six feet
on n vein Ave feet wide The pay
streak is two feet I'm width and while
no assays have been taken. numerous
paintings have been made by disin-
terested parties. and these Indicate
average values OF $50 to the ton I'm gold
The gold is coarse many OF the colors
being as large as a pin head.
The strike is looked upon as ims
portant and will awaken renewed inter-
est in this section.
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CONCENTRATES.

Notice was posted yesterday OF the
purchase Of the seat OF the late lame
/. Hamilton on the local stock OK
'hange by George III. Dern.
a. u. Knowlton. a local mining en-
glneer, declares that there Is a grow
Ing activity in the old Argenta mining
district In Morgan county. A new
campaign Of work has been started al
the Carbonate Hin and work has also
been moving along at the Carbonate
Gem.
II Is reported fr,om Rawhide that
RaWhide Queen and Rawhide Coalition
Mines company arc to consolidatc Their
properties which will probably be
known under tho name OF the Queen
Consolidated Mines company. The can
italization viii be 81. 900 900 the same as
the Coalition. The basis Of exchange
win probably be two OF Coalition Tor
one Of Queen.
r. j Evans has Just returned from n
visit TO the Magnolia Southern on com
pany property In the Kern River
country California At the time he left
ihere Mr.. Evans says the new well was
down 800 feet.
Yesterday was delinquent sale dav
Tor the Yankee Consolidated Only 1 aGs
shares remained to be sold
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TRADING CONTINUES FAIR.
Prices of All Securities Become SLOW
on Local Exchange.

Although trading came up fair this
morning prices were slightly lower on
the local stock market. Iron Blossom
was slightly higher early i'm the
market. but IL lost cent before tho
close. Lower Mammoth went down
with a gloom. IL struck 1914 cents
and 1000 shares went over the rail
at rs cents.
Nevada Hills which has been the
star performer for several weeks was
lower today. due to some Liquidation
and proht taking only 900 shares
changed hands this morning on the
local market although there was
great activity in the stock in New
York and san Francisco. May Day
was carried away at / cent a share
today.
The total number OF shares dis
posed OF this morning was 2s,4O0 for
which the brokers shelled out ss,4S7.-
25.
on the curb market trading was
active in Opex and the stock dropped
10 points from yesterdays prices. The
sales were 1000 shares OF Opex at 80
cents. seller so days. 1000 at 46L:
500 at as: 500 at a.. and 1900 shares
OF Bingham Copper at 20 cents
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Ahmeek. l46al55; Black Min, Is ask
ed Cactus, 2H1-l6. Con. Ariz.. / Ills
GIBBS; First Nat, 3LQi5: La Rose,
40 y National 17MlSc; Ohio COP,
! s-l6u -: South Lake. 4&q6. Ton
opah. 81 n y Bohemia. 4izGI Ely
Central, i5076c; Zinc. 21Iaa28: T. r. ~.
ga al; Helvetia, pa = ; Kerr Lake, rs
as; Miami. la Il; OjibWay. 5G6. S
r., ~ n y. L. :. com, 35N y; L.
:. pfd, 1mi5; Atlantic, 5Is az, Cop.
Range, 6od 81 CRANKY. 29d - Mass.
6& al New. Con, lSdh. Old Dom,
b y asa shannon, ga y Trinity, as
asa Winona, 5N = quincy, 20 asked
\. a M, 20 bid b. Ely, ia "A;
CT CON. SO. a y. oak. 1sL asked:
New Utah, 55G 5Sc; Oneco. 1Md7s:
Leaf e@ 7c: Yukon. 37sdi; Algemah.
~ ASK Corbin. 1iGi2; Giroux, 6ss
a =: Indiana, lOA ali; Kew, ga 3.
Arcadian, 3h "a; Ray Con. 1871 n q
s, & T., sT a10ls Apex. 2&M3iA Al
loueZ 31ia M32. y. Coaln.. ia 4
Cent, l4Gl5; DAILY West. 6ihM7. @. g.
81 az; Mexico Con. 80 n SOC: Nipissing.
1oss a ~. Osceola, li5dl20; sup. 81
asked; L. Con, 20dh; VOL. 1881 1Os:
Gas. 23d24. Il. & l.. bid: Chino. lOss
q Is; Ely cent. 75d76: Inspiration, 6&
Al. Majestic, 56G5T; Baltic. 5i4Qs. RAY
Central 2S-1625-18; 5. & G. 25G30:
IgNalS; Hancock. i6d17. Royalc. 15R
s; Lake. 2gAGh; North lake, 6AG7.
south Utah, lhQa; oil. S3H T35: Ad-
fenture. az bid; Az. Coml l2hdis: =.
a. 45hd47; G. NJ. 3 asked. Ia Sale.
'hdi0. Mich. 3hd4; ", b., 2tNGes.
Parrot. l2kdi3. Tamarack, 4S asked;
Victoria. 2hI3 Wyandotte ihGA.
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TRYING UTAH PLAN.
Mammoth Copper Installing Bag
House at Its Plant

Mammoth Copper Installing BAG
House at Its Plant
The United States Smelling, Refining
& Mining company shares have been
active recently and the buying has been
OF good character. This has been bas-
ed mainly on the good reports coming
from the companys property and the
fact that present business is Favorable
says the Boston Financial News.
At present the chief interest centers
in the new playhouse constructed at the
Mammoth Copper company to obviate
the smelter fumv damages. The COM
pany will soon have the opportunity
TO demonstrate its contention that the
playhouse system will work as efficient
~ In copper as in lead smelling Utah
people can testify to the absolutely
successful operation Of the system with
lead smelling. for nothing but this
success permits the company 10 con-
tinue operating It's big plant at Bling
ham Junction. The company officials
and engineers are equally certain that
the playhouse in copper smelling will re-
move all danger from fumes and poison
reaching the outer air, and the bag
house at the Mammoth plant I'm Calf
fOrnia has just been started and is
giving good satisfaction This bag
house represents an installation cost Of
$3.50 900. bringing IL up 10 about the
same cost as the Utah lead playhouse
plant Whether or not the United
States company will proceed with the
OF the copper playhouse at
the Utah plant remains to be seen, al
though IL Is understood that plans for
such plant are now completed.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. July B-Reports Of an exodus
| from western Canada because drouth and
harvest or subsistence for winter were
coupled today with forecasts Of continued
heat In the Dakotas and Minnesota. Sc
sere hot weather In Russia and along the
Danube led to excitement and higher
prices at Liverpool and with the abse nee
Of rain in the American northwest pro
duced similar results here. There was big
the outset. Sim advances ensued. Most
Of the longs had sold on yesterdays
bulge and therefore had little for sale
First prices were y to higher, Septem-
Der started = a to 1fa1h up at .Gi1
to 1O5ib and touched 1.064
Corn was active but unsettled There
Was much demand for the September OPP
tion but commission houses had resting
orders In profusion. Fine weather for
tho crop tended also 10 ease on prices
september opened a To v up with wheat
at coz 10 >, and reacted TO ON
Private wire concerns and shorts were
buyers Of oats. Country longs unloaded.
The market opened hah to haas up
for September az 89ls to 4. and fell back
TO 38Js asa.
Shorts in provisions we're covering
little. The market opened 10c higher 20
ga lower and remained at about that
level for a time. First prices for Septem-
Der were: Pork, p 49, lard, II .S7i1. ribs,
wheat--Temperature OF 100 in the shade
throughout Manitoba and whitening
wheat sent quotations TO top prices OF the
season Proh'-tahns caused n reaction
nut the close was strong with September
at l.0 70 1.o7I.. a net gain Of 2Adi4
Corn@The market was alternately af-
fected by the strength In wheat and by
reports of rains. The close was firm with
september = up ~ eDs.
qe6; No yellow. s8A a S4i4; No 3, etTaS
e2r No. white. e4.fd6! No. yellow, |
g a q ssh No, a. 0d y No. 4 white, eca |
G., No. yellow. e0igde2ti
Close-Rye-Cash II.
B9 rley-Cash, 5Od7s
TimothY-sept., SO; Oct, SO; March.
wheat-July 1.Os7k; sept. 1o7 TO u:
Dec, Los May, .llA TO -
20 oets,July na Sept seisa " Dec,
a S 3 8, ~. ~ Sept, as%s.; Dec,
Mess Pork per bbl.-July, s.s71h,
Lard. per 100 lbs-Iuly. 1f.G: sept,
IA oct. II 62g1r. Nov. II 10
snort RIBS, per 100 lbs.-July. ~ 10,
sept n6; Oct. II i4df11.1 10.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York. July i5.-Raw sugar. steady;
nuscoVado, ~ test $50; centrifugal @
Refined. quiet; crushed. SIS. granulsted.
I5. powdered. SIS
Santos 9t7
BUTTER AND EGGS.
chicago. July l6.-Butter 60 steady
'reameries. aia2s: dairies. ad3
h,ges-steady, AZ mark. cases included
og "a; receipts lo297; hrsts. l6; prime
Cheese--stesdy Daisies. Is.aie: Twins.
forms 16ah.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.


Chicago, July l5.--Cattle-Receipts. es
timated at 1000; market strong. Texas
steers, 4.l6n6O0; western steers, i6 N $50
Ftockers and feeders 3. 6Oa5-ib; cows and
heifers, 6.Ood7,oo, calves. 6.75pS.5O.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 1900;
mixed. S. 6)d so heavy. s.0aS.ao. rough
.25nS.4S; good To choice heavy. s. 45dS 20:
pigs Snn 9.15 bulk OF sales, S.aJdS IS. .
Sheep-Receipts, estimated at 5000:
market steady. Native, 355d4So; western.
2.0n 40; yearlings, 4.5oa5 10 lambs,
rative, i.eo970 western, i,51a5,0o
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. July 15.--Cattle-Receipts
2.0o; market strong Native steers. 5'00q
s.25; cows and heifers, b0g7. 90. stock
ers and feeders. ,. 25g5 .75 bulls asa
40. calves. 4O0aS sac. western steers,
4. 1Sa7 p; western COWS. 3.0I5.25
Hogs--Receipts. 700. market, light
weak; heavy. strong Bulk Of sales. SOC
ere seas 65; light s.So0 s so; pigs. $50
s. 70.
Sheep-Receipts. ZOO: market steady.
Muttons. ? 5Ou4.5O; lambs, eooq7.OO: fed
wcthers and yearllngs, 3.75ai.75 fed
western ewes, S.5oa4.oo
OMAHA
Omaha, Neb., July l5.-Cattle-Receipts
500. market strong Native steers. 4.I5u
steers, 3.OHa q range cows and hefers,
z. $4,000; Gamers, ? 5OU 3. a.: stockcrs and
feeders, 325 a5,15, calves 400a 100; bulls
and stays. 5000 70
Hogs-Receipts, $40, market 5al0c.
higher. Heavy, s.l5as.+5; mixed. s. Sous. 10,
ilsht' $ 1850; piss ''sous'oo; bulk OF
sheep-Recelpts. 1.lO0 market steady
Yearlings. 4.o0d5 90; wethers. 3 2Sq4 90;
ewes. 2.i5Q5.75. lambs, 6.coas,o.
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BUSINESS SMALL
CLOSE L|FELESS

New York. July 1k.--Transactlons in
stocks at the opening today we're on a
small scale but a general advancing ten
denoy was pcrceptible. 500 Line and
Amalgamated copper rose and Reading,
Wabash preferred. Chicago d Northwest
orn and Republic steel large fractions.
Rock Island preferred lost / and linton
Pacific q.
Speculation was feverish and uncertain
with prices ultimately declining. All OF
the important stocks covered wide
fractional range and the movement In ST.
Paul. Reading and American smelling
reached "A point. baltimore & Ohio rose
3 Consolidated Gas ana International
Harvester 1 and National Lead and Re
public steel ~. The market was weak i'm
spots al II o'clock, Canadian Pacific show
Ing an overnight loss OF u, and Union
Pacific. Atlantic Coast Line. United
Steel, Brooklyn Transit. Anaconda and
American Steel Foundries 1.
Tho early buying reduced the short In.
terest when completed and prices were
allowed to sag. The upturn In wheat and
cotton and the Penusylvania labor
troubles were unfayorab!e influences.
Canadian Pacihc lost 3 and st Paul
southern Pacific and Union Pacific l.
wheeling ana Lake Erie hrst preferred
Bonds were irregular.
Fractional rallies threw the market in
TO semi stagnation. The bulls showed
some hesitation in following UP the rally,
Countered.
Many of the floor operators took adj
vantage of the Increasing dulness OF the
market to begin their week end holiday
and In consequence there was scarcely
any business transacted In the room. The
market showed a hardening tendency
The market closed almost lfelcss.
Prices moved slowly towards recovery
IN the last hour but the dealings we're
hardly more than nominal. Chicago & Al.
ton rose 2 Delaware & Hudson fell ~
Westinghouse Electric ~, and Pittsburg.
&, G. ~ ST. Louis. aud St. Louis and
southwestern preferred 1. There was a
later sag OF fraction In the general list.
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while extracting and shipping ore II
Is also the desire OF the management
TO add to the present mine machinery
and 10 continue opening up new ore
reserves. as has been done In the past,
That the ore will continue, there is
little doubt as II has been mined from
tho surface to the present workings,
approximately 1000 feet, practically
unbrokcn, aud shows strongly In the
deepest workings"
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ToDAYs MONEY MARKET

New York, July Money n, ..r
STEADY 2 p a y; ruling rate q. clo.
ing bid ga offered 9G 80 ''O'
I1me loans slightly easter. so a..
n 5A ''N months
CIose-Prime mercantile paper 81
sterling exchange hrmer with ACTIN,
business IN bankers bills at ststss
go for so day bills and al tIst.
for demand 's"
Commercial bills SAS24a4nu
Bar silver. san.
Mexican dollars a.
Government bonds steady: rar,o,
bonds irregular. 'a'''V"
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SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS.
RECORD FOR NAV

According to reports from the lead
Ing book sellers OF the country. the
six books (fictlon), which have sold
best In the order OF demand during
the month are;
] A Modern Chronicle. Churchill s1.Bo
White Magic, Phillips, ....yI.bO
The Rosary Barclay. put
man ...... s......
: Lady Merton, Colonist. Ward $3.50
BY Inheritance. Thanet .s1.5 SO
The Kingdom OF Slender
Swords. Rives " a. sn
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
The Leading Book Concern.
Main 81
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WE DO JOR PRINTING

How Is your stock OF Letter p,,.
Envelopes. Bin Heads aud otbs, !,
flee supplies7 VI
Let us figure with YOU On n,..
books. certificates. booklets a, in'
eeipts. In fact anything In The NJ.
Ing line. ''"'
We guarantee satisfaction
THE DEsERET NEWS
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DAILY, sol; Ely Central. %Mt3-16;
Fly Consolidated. 2Og22; Mitchell, u
n = Montgomery Shoshone, IA y f.
Nevada Smelling, sax; Silver
Queen, 6@12. Silver Leaf SG1O;
King Edward, MMA NJ. V, 8 1915
a 1919; Sioux, 1SH22; Ontario. 1m3;
Ely Witch, 10m15; Carissa. 2Om25;
Colorado, $500; Cobalt Central Q
q 10; Mckinley Darragh, 90I95;
Tintic Mining, Loo; First Natl Cop
per, 81 a y Nevada Hills. 2 5-I6q
y; Youkon Gold. 15-t694;
Miami Copper, 17ql7A; u. s. Gas,
a q ~ El Rayo, 3A@4; Ray Con-
solldated, 1874 nA; Inspiration Cop
PER SIS al; ella copper, SOS; Ohio
Copper. l y a y. Alice, 1890.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

James 4. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire today:
CoMsTocK.
Ophir. lI2IQ1I5; Mexican. l or bid;
could q Curry y asked; Con Va, ~ ask
cd, savage, II bid. yellow Jacket, 60 ask
asked; Union. Oa 81. chollar. is bid Sier-
ra Nevada, 2lg2.
TONOpAH
Montana Tonopah. 90 bid; Tonopah Ex-
teneion, - bldi MaCNamara. 81 bid; MID
way % bid Tonopah Belmont 3. 50 bid
Tonopah North star. 6 hid West End
g bid.
GOLDFIELD.
sandstorm, 3 bid; Col. Mt. asked:
lsuu, 4u5; silver Pick. Gas; Blue Bell,
asked, Lone star en3: Atlanta II L.:
CT. Bend, bid; Florence, 2O7x bid: Gold
fold Daisy, bid Comb Fraction. igq5i;
kewanos. 6a6, Cracterjack, / hid: Red
Hills' : asked. !. Tiger. 5a6. Grandma,
erce Ext. I asked
DULLFRoG
Bonnie Glare asked; Maynower Cons
ga, Homestake Cons. 3 asked: TRAMP
Cons, ih5.
MANHATTAN
Mani. Cons. bid; Dexter { bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
i Fsry view Eagle. IS bid; Nevada Hills,
Eagles Nest TaS. Hailstone. ga 1, Rovnd
Mountain. 4GD50. Rawhide Queen. 25 ask
tu' haWhldc Coalition, 10 bid
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NEW YORK COPPER CLOSE

James A Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
GirouN Consolidated, 6M n y
Nevada Utah. a-16a%; Nipissing.
l0S a "a. Newhouse y as Davis
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SAN FRANCISCO OIL QUOTATIONS.

James a. Pollock q CO., bankers and
brokers' furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Ass'd oil, 45.37ls a $3.50; Blue
Moon. n n 22; Brookshirc, / SO n / rs;
Claremont l.42Ia asked, Crescous, 20
asked Enos. 1885 1914; Illinois
Crude 80 bid; McI<ittrick, 25 bid;
Monte Cristo. $50 bid: New Penn'a.,
1.O7ia bid.Ralmer, 1.35 n / 10: Paul,
H11 Premier. 95 asked; 5. F. Il Nc
Kittrick. 30 asked; S. w. & 3D.. ala
a.: Turner. $50 bid; Wk OIL, 1850
335.
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STOCK CERTIFICATES

stock certificates. bonds. and bhu
books OF any size or style mad. I.
order. Estimates promptly furr,h.S
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT
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NEW YORK LISTED sroCKA

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers
and brokers. furnish the following. re-
ceived over their private wire this at
teTnoOn:
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NEW YORK CURB RANGE.
BOSTON COPPER RANGE

James \. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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FORENOON SALES
Cedar Tai. 500 AZ sL
+ Crown PIT. 1000 at y
Iron Blossom, 1000 az 70; 400 at
IS.
Lower Mammoth, 500 at 1914;
] 900 at l6.
May Day. 1000 at l.
Nev Hills 800 at 245; 200 at
242is
Palmer oil, 500 nj 1s5.
South Col. Con. 1 900 at 81
Tintic central. 1000 az $; 1000 az
Sis buyer so. 1000 at 50
OPEN BOARD.
Columbus, 200 at 80; 800 at ~.
500 at AZ
Crown Point 1000 at 50.
Iron Blossom, 500 at rs
Tlntic Central 1000 nj s4.
New Hills, 500 at 2.f2h
Sioux Con. 800 AZ 19I5
TOTALS
Shares Amount
Regular ....... 1880 s8.2e72b
pPen ...,.......,.li,9 800 $4,000
$4,000 ss.ts725
AFTERNOON SALES.
Colorado. 100 at 2sh
Columbus. 100 At as 300 at SO. 400
at 81 100 az 81; 400 az g.
Iron BLOSSOM $50 at ~: % AZ "a
Nevada Hills, 800 at 2.S7h. 1000 at
Prince Con- 400 at 20.
$. King Coal. 200 at 212is.
Tintle Cent, 1000 at sA 1000 at Sh
buyer so.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-15
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