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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-19
ESCAPE WITH HANDOUTS.
Couple of Thugs Make Great Sport OF
Police Captor.

Two bad thugs made great sport OF
oficer Richard Beynon, of Chief Bar
lows star Saturday night and "A third
man performed a handcuff act that
places him in the same class with Hou-
DIM the handcuff king.
Two men were fighting on south state
street. and Officer Benyon approached
..Ho there varlets," he muttered, why
All this thusness? Place hitherest thy
hands in these little bracelets" They
aid so. and two more thugs approached
and attacking the officer disabled him.
The handcuffed ones escaped. The
two attacking thugs were arrested and
gave the sames of George Ness and
William Nelson. They We're not In the
police court today
A short time after officer Benyon had
been made laughing matter by the
two men. Officer James Davidson was
acoosted by a stranger and handed two
nairs Of handouts. "Knowest thou the
fair knight. Benyon quered the strang-
err"
"surest?"
Then takest to him these beautiful
SAMPLES OF the blackhmith's art" II was
the missing handouts. When the police
man brought them TO the station he
found Beynon there and was asked
why he didn't arrest the man who gave
them to him.
II would have pinched him." said
davidson. hut he had such an honest
face
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-19
DOWNWARD,
DEALINGS LIGHT

New york. sept. ie--Prices OF stocks
started down ward with the opening OF the
week. Dealings we're merger and the losses
generally small American sugar ieh =
Rock Island. Union Pacihc ana in'si
borough Metropolitan preferred anu
United states steel Amalgamated Cop
per. American Smelling. Atohison' sou'n-
crn Pacific and National Railways OF Mex
leo second preferred large ffdctiohs, =.
Paul rose \. and then yielded fraeuVh-
Supporting orders were encounters
and prices hardened but the recoNeIiSs
we're shght. Reading kansas Ci,y S SD1n,i
ern, Brooklyn Rapid Transit ana AMER
can Hoe and Leather preferred ineaa-
time mad lost /. Denver * RIO Grande
preferred and Westinghouse Elecule
Uncertainty ruled the speculation IN
stocks When early declines developed
buying orders which rallied prices Gear
ings ieil to a low figure. Prices became
level of Saturday. Chicago Great West
crn preferred and International Pump
declined l. American steel Foundrics
lost 4.
Bonds were irregular.
a gain OF point by st Paul contrib
uted to higher level elsewhere but
there was no Increase IN inc deauhks'
Tennessee copper improved = and Betn-
lehem steel /. American smetlng pre-
ferred sagged l.
The ticker was motionless for minutes
at A time and there Vas scarcely fuc-
tuation of an eighth In either direction.
Sugar preferred advanced a point.
The market closed irregular. Fractions
were clipped from prices IN the course or
the final hour but the dealings and hue
tuatious alike were insignificant. The
removed nrmness OF Union Pacific af-
feeted the general list at the last
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NEW PHASE OF DUCK STORIES.
II Would Appear That the Diseased
Fowls Are Dangerous a. Food.

A different phase OF the disease prev
alent among ducks is brought TO light
in the report from the home Of Patrol-
man Charles Olson Of the police de-.
partment Patrolman Olson was called
home this morning at O'Clock, word
reaching him that his son was alarm.
ingly ill., 1t developed that one NJ tho
pollceman's children had brought two
ducks home from the west side slough,
where the ducks are reported dying
from strange malady. The ducks
were thrown cut by Mrs. Olson
number OF the Olson chickens be.
gan scratching around about the fowls
and soon they manifested signs ~ 90.
ness OF some sort and within a short
time IA OF them died. The family dog
then turned his attention to the ducks
and a short time afterward II WAS found
necessary to shoot him, he having be-
come sick also Then the pet donkey
at the Olson home ate some straw that
had been around the vicinity " tho
feast of the chickens and dog, and the
donkey manifested signs OF Illness Pa.
trolman Olsons son gave the donkey
some attention, trying To care for him.
soon afterward the child became sick
and is now under the care Of a ply
stefan. Patrolman Olson intends 10
have an examination made OF the re-
naming portions Of the ducks TO see Il
the cause Of the strange occurrences
may be traced.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
PROPERTY SOLD At
HORSESHOE BEND
Claims IN idaho Disposed OF TO Fast
ern Men--Bcgin Activc Develop
mcnts at Once

According to a report from Idaho a
deal hus been closed for the sale OF "a
group Of four claims at Horseshoe
Bend.
According 20 the report, Doc
Boston, owner Of a group Of four
claims lying north OF the power plant
two miles west Of Horseshoe Bond, sold
the group to eastern capitalists Tor
$50. OOU. receiving 5000 cash, the re-
mainder 10 De paid within three years.
The purchasers arc to take possession
Immediately and prosecute the work oI
development as part Of The consldeie-
tlon. 4 cross-cut tunnel Us To be driven
a distance Of 500 feet to cut the vein,
which is thought to be az depth Of
600 feet. and a good sized mill erected
TO treat the ores,
The sale has been pending for several
months. the preliminary examination
Of the property being made last tall'
but the difficulty has been In the par
ties getting together on the amount of
work tho purchasers we're TO do. I'm
der the terms Of the sale work IL TO be
commenced az once and continue with
out interruption the stoppage OF work
for IS days 10 cause a forfeiture OF the
contract
The property makes splendid show
Ing. II IS opened Il the surface Tor q
long distance and the vo.1 exposed
for a width Of four 10 five feet, Assays
give returns in gold and silver from
$50 10 $3.50 a ton, besides some lead. II
is planned 90 save the greater part
OF the values by amalgamation and
shipping the concentrates. using two
process mill
Work on the cross-cut tunnel Is 10
begin at once with three shifts OF
miners, and as soon as the vein Is en-
counterod n mill Is to be built, This
viii furnish employment 70 a good
force OF miners and helpers, adding
that much 10 the support Of the town.
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MINERAL COLoRs IN DEMAND.


The people OF the United state.
spend about $500 GOO. 600 every year for
paint ana Varnish. the two items white
lead, zinc oxide and linseed oil covering
$40 600 900. The railroads pay yearly
about 500, 600. 900 Of this sunl--one- tenth
OF the country's annual pahlt bill.
As reported by the Un!t'i states geo
logical survey. the production Of natur-
al mineral pigments In the United
states in 1903 exceeded that in l10S by
bout 90 per cent; the value Of INC out
put exceeded the value for l"vS by about
IA per cent. The production ~ lgos was
~. $50 short tons, valued at Sj3j.aii; the
production in 1909 was o., l3l short tons,
estimated az s6l3,l33.
The substances covered by these sta
tistics are ochre. lumber. sienna, metal
lie paint morton colors, ground slate.
and ground shale, and the increase In
output and value was confined to the
four classes last named. Georgia and
Pennsylvania produced most OF the
ocher; Pennsylvania and New YORK
produced most OF the metallic paint and
mortar colors, which are made OF Tod
and brown oxides Of iron; Pennsylvania
and New Jersey produced most OF the
ground slate and shale.
Pigments made directly from lead
and zinc ores were produced In the
United states In 1909 TO the value OF
s.. es3, 1872. representing S7,525 short tons.
The quantity and value for 1908 were
75Is3 tons and $6.sfs.2s3 These pig
ments include sublmed white and blue
lead. zinc lead and zinc oxide the last
forming by far the larger part Of the
product
The production Of Chemically manu-
featured pigments--basc carbonate
white lead. red lead. lithargs. orauzs
mineral and Venetian red---also made
In 1909 a decided increase over that OF
the preceding year. The figures are
49,. 1854 short tons In 1908. valued AZ
500. 7Os gao. and 2l1.6S7 tons IN 1909. val
ued at S24.2 $40
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STRIKES GOLD ORE ON
WINDSPLITTER CLAIM
Kclecr Lease Expects 20 Soon he
shipping 90 Amnlgamated NEVADA
Mil at san Pedro.

J. II Kelger and partner leasing on
o block Of the wlndsplitter claim AZ
slaclthorse. New. are reported 10 have
opened w a fine ledge from which they
ore extracting high grade gold ore that
Will be treated at the now mill being
erected az San Pedro by the Amaea-
mated Nevada company.
The leasers are sinking on the ledge,
which Is fully four feet wide at a
depth Of Is feet and which gives every
evidence of pcrmanency Two shirts
are employed and development VIII be
diligently prosecuted TO sink the shaft
10 a good depth as rapidly as possible
The Windspuuer claim is owned by
william Hamilton and lies IN the heart
Of the district. opposite the san Pedro
mine owned by the Amalgamated Ne
vada company, from which the larg-
or amount OF tonnage for the new mn
In course Of erection VIII be extracted
The Windspitter ore Is said to be idoh"
tical IN character with tho rich free
milling gold orc from the san Pedro
mine and to carry gold at the rate ~
several ounces to the ton on the aver
age.
Work has just been commenced on
another lease on the Windsplitter on a
block adjoining the Kelger lease, where
the leasers expect TO open up the same
ledge and fnd as equally good ore
The completion % the mdl Offering
facilities for quick realization on free
gold ores IS expected 10 encourage the
leasing system at Blackhorsc and many
other miners are reported To be looking
over the district with the view oi ia
king leases on promising prospects In
the district.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago sept ia majority Of wheat
traders, judging By a slight advance in
prices today. appeared 20 believe that
possibilities for money making were
greater on the bull side of the market
Than on the hear side This condition
was based chiefly on domestic conditions
although foreign situation seemed to be
taking on an aspect favUring an upturn.
The shortage ia France, for example.
was today estimated az 100000 bushels
compared with last years crop. More
over, worlds shipments were 3.5o0G10
bushels less than week previous. How
ever, support here was poor in the early
dealings and the market at FIRST showed
a tendency 10 drag Opening prices were
a lower 20 = higher December started
az l % TO 1 .o0as as against / .oo4 .satur-
Jay night. a rally to / .ooss a = followed.
Fine weather caused general selling Of
corn. December opened "a to \ down at
52Js 10 531s and declined TO sax
oats were easy with Corn, December
started unchanged 70 X of at 55& to 35&
and declined e %AaS no.u, ~,
January pork at IS Is and October ribs
at li;@ There was nothing doing in
Wheat-Big receipts at Kansas City
and Winnipeg caused a temporary reac-
ton. but indications OF reduction OF
which was helped by smaller Hun.
garan crop estimate. The close was
easy. however. with December at 1.ocaIs,
a net loss OF sdA.
Corn-Libersl export sales of old corn
occasioned covering by shorts and turn
ed prices upward. The close as steady
with December At 65QS3 net loss OF
Cash corn No. 2 544a5; No. 2 white.
50. No. yellow. san a5S; No. ,. 54A n y;
as. NO 4. SSG5sa. No. white ga, a 5 az
No. yellow, 6sisGe4
Close-Rye-,cash 7sh; Dec. a.
Bariey-cash @a7
Timoihy-Cash. SOOaaT5; Sept. 90.
oct, a.25; March, IS QeI5
Clover-Cash, Is Ooa1s.oo Oct Is 50.
Wheat-Sept., 961 Dec, i.oG y; May.
corn-sept, S6i.: Dec. s3QN: May. sst.
Mcss Pork, per bbl-sept. 500; oct.
lg.72h: Jan. IS S2n
Lard per 100 lb'-Sept. 10 42is; Oct,
r. %: Nov, ii.571t Jan, 10. 67ik
Short RIBS, per 100 lhs,---Sept, II 80;
oct, llSS; JAN. 9,72h.
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago, sept. la,-Dutter steady.
Eggs-Steady, at mark cases included.
l73s q eols receipts s.4S2i hrsts. %; prime
Cheese-steady. Daisies 1saz, Twins.
l6ah: Young Americas. l6Adh. Long
Horns. 1eas
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York Sept. ia-Raw sugar. dull:
muscovsdo. 50 test ass: centrifugal. .e6
test. Z ss; molasses sugar 50 test. 3.6l
Refined quiet. crushed SIS; granulst-
conee-spot. irm; No. Rio. iok; No
4 Santos, 1iA
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO


Chicago. sept. ls-Cattle-- Receipts. es-
timated at 5000, market steady BeeNes'
SOdsa0, Texas steers, . 15a6.so. west
ern steers 25n7 90; stockers and feed
ers, 4g5G6.O0, cows and heifers, 2,2 q
q. ~: calves, 6.i5ug.5O.
market slow and steady. Light. .. 3Sgs 70;
mixed. s.55aS.70 heavy, $50 $50;
rough, S 3SeS 80; good to choice heavy.
5 sou $50, pigs, S.oog9.S; bulk or sales
sheep-Reeeipts. estimated at 5000;
market 100 SC. lower. Native, 2.l5g I. 30
western, 32,d4.50; yearlings, f75a 10;
lambs, native 5.2oa7.S' western. 5.Son
40.
Omaha. Sept 9-Cattie-Receipts. 70. .
30: market steady to easier Native
steers, 4.50d7 s., cows and heifers, 3.OOD
SO: western steers. 8. IS q 6 75 range cows
and heifers, 2 So s5; Gamers, 2. 20 q $50;
stockers ana feeders, 3.&qe.25; calves.
3 SOL o.; bulls, stays, etc, 3.ooQ5.0o.
Hogs-Reeeip 200; market slow to
shade lower. Heavy S:70@ :o5 mixed, %
ae;5; hight s@qsl5 pigs. s.5oGsco;
shesp--Receipls 5000; market steady.
YearlinEs, i.60a $50: wethers. 3. 75d425;
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. sept Is.--Cattle-Receipts
1900; market steady TO i0c. lower Ma
tive steers, - :oq 500 native COWS and
S96a 5.75. bulls. g. 25a425. calves. g. 70a
500. western steers, i.d0df 10: western
Hogs-Receipts 1000: market steady.
Bulk OF sales, el0d9.40: heavy oop
s25; packers and butchers. alsas Is;
light. g.5d950
sheep-Receipts 1900: market steady.
Muttons, 40OW45o' lambs. 6.0od 90: fed
Wcthers and yesrlings. 4.Oca5. 80: fed
western ewes, 3,5On4.S
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STARTS DEVELOPING ORE.
Utah Conper Surveying for Water in
Middle Canyon.

The Utah Metal Mining company
now has a force OF men on the Bng-
ham side Of the property opening W
and cleaning out a number OF the old
tunnels with the idea Of developing ore
bodies. II IS the intention OF the COM
pany to develop some Of the assures so
as TO become familiar with the ore zone
at tho time the big tunnel cuts It's way
through.
An engineers force OF seven men for
the Utah copper company In now work
ing on the Middle canyon side Of the
property preparatory 10 securing q
supply Of water from that direction
Negotiations nave been going on for
some time between the Utah Copper
and the Titan Metal for this water.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon;
CoMsToCK.
Ophir. 107iA@1. 10: Mexican. 1.b7G
1 57is. Gould & Curry rs asked. Con.
va. / O7iYd1. 10; Savage. 20 bid: Hale
& Norcross, 26d26 Sierra Nevada. IS
gle. Union. s2@ss.
TONoPAH,
Tonopah Nevada. 800 asked. Non
tana Tonopah. 30 bid; Tonopah ENten-
sion. 90 bid: MacNamara, 2s629. Mid
way. 20a2i Tonopah Belmont. G3Sd
End Cons, 80 bid. Rescue, sal0; Jim
Butler. 25d29.
BULLFROG
Bonnie Glare. 4d5; Mayfiower Cons
bid. Montgomery Mt. ! asked. Home
stake Con, asked, Tramp Cons.
asked.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Con, Sq4 Dexter. 7as.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Tairview Eagle. 40 asked: Nevada
Hills, 235 bid. Pittsburg Sill Peak, a.
hid; Eagles Nest. bid, Hailstone.
bid; Round Mountain. A. bid, RaWhide
Coalition. 10 bid,
GOLDFlELD.
sandstorm, bid, Jumbo. As bid;
Kendall. bid, Booth. 10 bid. Blue
Pick. asked. Blue Bell. 2 bid Lone
star, 3 bid. orc, cas- Atlanta IL
bid Florence. 2.2bW2.27 Goidneld
Daisy, bid, Comb Fraction, 40
bid Kewanos. bid Portland bid
Cracker1ack, 8 asked Y. Tiger, s
asked; Grandma, . asked Goldheld
Con, s.l6g s.2S, c. o. D.. 10 bid.
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ROAD NEARLY COMPLETED.

Albert N. Larson, superintendent OF
the Union Chief Mining company says
that the road which the company Is
building from Santaquin 10 the mine
Is more than two thirds completed.
The distance thus far built Is 1000
feet. and another 1000 feet will com
plete the road. after which the COM
panv viii erect more ore bins at the
property and then the shipment Of ore
will follow. The Union Chief is look
ing exceptionally we'll al present.
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DEATH OF MRS. CLARK.

Mrs Daisy watson Clark 25 years 0f
age. wife of w. j. Clark. died AZ the homo
si5 Eighth East street late last night.
she had been IN bad health foT several
months following an operation. The fu-
neral will be held tomorrow from the
Halls chapel Burial will be In Mt. Oh
vet Mrs. CLARK II q native u Chat
lotte, s. e, and has lived IN salt Lake
for a number Of years. Besides her nus
band She leaves a son. 10 years old.
Hair-raising feats at the Wild West
Show TORDROME.
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Articles Of Incorporation were tiled
today with the secretary Of state by
the Salina Orchard & Land company OF
salina. Sewer county. Utah. The cap
italization is 100 shares of the par
value OF SO. all subscribed The life
of the corporation is 80 years. The
object OF the corporation Is TO buy and
sell orchard and farm lands and their
products. A. j. Crosier is president;
Carl Forshee, vice president, j. n. Nell
SON secretary and treasurer. These
with Mrs Maggie Crosier and Mrs
Alice o. Nelson constitute the board Of
directors.
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lSAdlS1. Nevada Utah, il-iGA; New
Keystone. ~ az 1-l6. Nipissing, l0A@ll;
ohio copper 1871 1-l6. Ray Central,
2i.M2S-iG' Ray Consolidated, ish q lS4.
IN Rose "a, df8 1876; south Utah, = a p.
British col. Copper 54N6. Bay state
Gas, Maa+. Braden, 7-iiQS 9-l6, Cobalt
Central uauS; El Rayo. ~ "a as klns
Edward 800 -; Mason valley, 81 q 81;
Mckinley. Darragh ga 95 Montgomery
shoshone. x a y Nevada smelter, tpe
silver Queen S6fii Sioux Cons, 23a25
Colorado. 29m33 Iron Blossom, 10 bid;
Carisa % asked Nevada Hills, ~ a
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Sept 19.--Money on call
easy, lisd9 per cent. ruling rate lis
per cent; closing bid. ia per cent; Of
fored at per cent.
Time loans dull and steady; for go
days, 80. al per cent; for 80 days, "a
AZ per cent; for six months, 4ls per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5hg per
cent.
sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills at S4SS.5Om
s4s3.75 for 90 day bills and at A.S6.20
for demand.
Commercial bills. sI.s31A.
Bar silver 53La cents,
Mexican dollars. a cents.
Government bonds easy; railroad
bonds irregular
Cowboy dance WANDAMERE tonight,
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

CBy Badger Bros Private Wire)
Boston, Sept. 1.-THE copper market
opened dun and with an easter tone.
The sharp decline IN Indiana was
caused mostly by short sellers. presu-
mably owing 10 the fact that some dis
appointment is expected at the drill not
encountering copper as was strongly
expected II would. and the stock was
tipped as a good buy all last week and
for that matter II is still being tipped
FOR a rise Boston coppers are very
susceptible 10 the movement Of the New
York list--Hovey Kenny & co.
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NEW YORK CURB RANGR
NEW YORK CURB CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, received the following this art
crnoon, over their private wires:
chino lsas af1stS Davis paly. fis Gtts
INV Central sHa-i6: Ely Consolidated,
a1GS3: first National copper 81 asa;
GIroux conaoiidsted 6h n So Inspira-
lion. IAGfN; Yukon Gold. SN a. Miami
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SUES on BOND ISSUE.
Trustees Want Paper Redeemed by
Mining COmnAnN.

Edwin l.. Sprague, william Rotch
and Leslie G. Veal, trustees for a
mortgage on mining claims owned by
the Shawmut Consolidated Mining
company In tho West Mountain min
ing district. hled suit for foreclosure
late Saturday afternoon I'm the district
court The suit is against the Shaw
NUT company, Utah Copper company
and G.. y Rlakely. trustee.
The bonds are In the denomination
Of $500 each ana bear interest at s per
cent and the issue was to have been
redeemed Dec 81, 1907 The trustees
say. however that only $4,000 was paid
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nrY1NG oRpERs ARE FEw.
Extreme Dulness Infccts Local stock
Market

Only nine securities were traded in
on the local stock exchange this morn
ing and the spirit Of Inertia Invaded
tho entire list of securities. Cedar Tai
isman was the only stock showing any
decided activity. and mis- in great de.
gree Is believed TO be manlpulatiVc. II
was about the same as ON Saturday
ana considerable stock changed hands.
II sold At i6 and 1915 cents Throughout
Iron Blossom was limited 10 2'O shares
which sold for IS cents Uncle sam,
which is another Tintlc dividend payer
sold for 10 cents.
Nevada Hills reached S235 this morn
ing slightly lower than the ruling price
on Saturday
The total number OF shares Of stock
that changed hands this morning was
20. POO. while the amount paid out was
S5.519.60.
Trading on the curb was small today,
although more than the ordinary num-
her OF shares changed hands The
sales were 1 100 shares Of opex AT 30
cents: rs. 600 shares OF Uintah Treasure
Hill at cents.
ToDAYs QUOTATIONS
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Best goods on earth, product Of
Wiuona mills, hosiery. underwear. etc.
direct from factory 10 wearer. Sales
depot. ais Main. Call 2aT5. either
phone and have salesman call and
show samples
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roRENooN SAFES
1920 s5,5l4.61
AFTERNOON SALES.

AFTERNOON SALES.
Cedar Tai, $500 at 10.
Colorado, 100 at 81.
Col Con, so at 30.
Iron Blossom, 1000 at 80.
May Day, 1.Os0 at Q, 1900 az ga
Loo at u zoe at 5A.
Nevada Hllls, goo at ass.
Ohio Copper, 200 at i.60.
Opohongo. 500 at II. buyer 90; 1000
at 16h.
Unite Central ] 1000 at 81
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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sroeK cnsrrrcArEs,

Stock certificates, bends, and blank
books Of any size or style made TO
order, Estimates promptly furnished.
THE DESEREf NEWS JOB DEPT
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS

st Louis. Sept. l9-Wooi. unchanged
Territory and western mediums, lsd q
fne mediums. i7d90. fine, 18aiT
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NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS

James a. Pollock & Co.. bankers ana
brokers furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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pARk CIrY snIrNIENTs.
nosToN COPPER RANGE.

James A. Pollock g. Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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Cowboy dance WANDAMERE tonight
rope throwing. indian dances, 25c
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Victor Con. .0S .04 .o3 'Oi
Victoria ..' 10 KS LON l.2S
West New. .O31s .......l 90 I'''.t'.
Yank Con .05 .Og 90 ~
Yer copper OH "a .o2A .ot
FORENOON SALES.
Cedar Tai, $500 at 161s $500 at
10.
Columbus, 100 at 3d.
King william, 1000 at 49,
May Day. lS0 at 8.
Sioux Con, 100 at 24ia.
Uncle sam, 100 at 10.
OPEN BOARD.
Cedar TAI. 500 at 1914, buyer 60;
o 900 at 10.
Iron Blossom. 270 at rs.
Crown Point, 1000 at 6.
Nevada Hills. 400 at 2.35.
TOTALS.
shares Amount
Regular ....,,,.1s,43O $29QO.5O
omen .....lO,770 2.61A-l0