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has Joined the Michigan geological SUR
ye, Tor invest cation during hls Naca-
zion season Afr Schneider is taking "A
scientific coilrse at the Wisconsin UNI
yerslty al Madison.
According Co y. VIII knight the
iron blossom Be- being worked on the
c50 zoo and i .IOO-foot levels Of The No.
sbaf one the zoo and LOO foot
levels Good copper ore is being found
ana "a shiumtut is being made every
other week. The gold vein on tho 300
foot level Is going down so strong that
Nr KNIGHT is certain 10 VIII De enc
counterad ON the G0O-foOt level inc
ore averages Si5 in gold and 30 ounces
boz silver. Considerable ~ this ore ia
being shipped at present.
A letter from w. w. Fisk, mining
engineer iu the Jarbidee district. says
mat high grade ore IS now being stopped
Boa the Bourne tunnel and that the hr-t
dav 500 pounds OF $500 ore was taken
out Many of the other properties I'm
tho district ho asserts are improving
FAST A wild rush DE says was start
ed the other day 90 Gold creek and
men on horse back blocked out the
country with location stakes As far
as could Dc learned. 90 is declared,
there arc one or two good showings
IN the Gold creek country
George w. Hcutz. manager Of the
local interests OF The United states
Smelling Refining d Mining company
D. expected home from san Francisco
late today.
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NEW YORK COPPER CLOSE

Butte & London. 10 bid Cumberland
Ely. 5lAQs; GirouX Con. lhQls; New
Utah. iG1-l6; Nipissing, l0NH9s; New
house. 1902: Davis DAILY, 2nis; Domin-
ion copper 2Q7. Ely Central, l5-l60l;
Ely Consolidated, 9-l60%; Furnace
Greek. 4d8. Greene G. & $, com,
asked. Nevada Smelling. 7-l6n9-l6.
silver Queen. 106l3. silver Leaf sal2;
King Edward. S-1605-l6; Foster Cobalt,
fOa2O. Mason Valley 50S. Sioux, 30n
81: Ely witch. 50l5; Carlssa. 490
81: Colo. 6506S. @. b., 9O0l0O,
Cobalt central. 7a7ia: Mckinley Oar
ragh. gOn95. Tintic Mining, 100 asked:
Gibraltar. gas: First Natl. Copper, AZ
d49s: Nevada Hills, 15dso; Boston
Cons. 17a20; Yukon Gold. 4#U4la
North Butte Extension. las; Miami
Copper. 22as0h; y. s Gas, y n s
Penna- wyoming, las; FL Rayo, 7-ls
a0-i6: RAY Con. 19hGA; lnsplra-
ton copper 7h0%; Ray Central,
ff-16a&. ella Copper. 6iA n "a Chino
copper. 1850 y. Biaden Copper, fi+@
4 keystone. az "a; Ohio Copper,
15-1663; Baltic, 60s.
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COTTON LETTER.

CBy Badger Bros Private Wire)
New York. May 2l-The advance to-
day was UAually the result Of n
tightening of the roins ln the old crop
months by the bull leaders and par-
TALLY ON account of the forecasts for
continued unsettled weather on tho
cotton belt, 40 a time when fair feather
is badly needed. From Texas came
reports Of re-planting sim iu progress
and seeds rotting in the ground with
stands spotted and unsatisfactory The
crop is now from no "a % days late an
over the belt and win require perfect
weather Tor several weeks II the lost
time is 20 be regaiued
one month hence picking was I'M
progress In south Texas two years
ago the first bale having been re-
ported about June 30. Last September
ana October. cotton sold on an aver
age OF rs cents 90 t3b, cents on plan
tations and we do not now sea any
thing On tho situation TO lead us 20
expect the staple 20 bring less tho
coming fall
Spinners were free buyers on the re-
cent decline, showing that they need
cotton and the taklngs OF the past
week were considered bullish owing 10
three days holiday In Great Britain
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PRODUCE.


Chicago, May IA break Of cents
IN the price Of May wheat ana OF more
than a cent FOR the July and soptem Der
options resulted today from heavy SELL
Receipts were much larger here than tho
official figures made manifest The
The explanation was that the
loaded In time to be Included in the for
NAL reports. Foreign markets were
easy The domestic cash demand and
the -four trade were reported az slow
and the Chicago receipts seemed TO con-
firm assertions that there Is plenty OF
old wheat 10 be had. Rain west and
promise OF more tonight Ga Kansas. form
ed another influence In favor OF de-
c.ded dip Ia quotations. The market
opened = 10 IS down At 1.OOh 20 a for
september. The magical dollar a bushal
mark was quickly smashed through and
"a decline TO g9ih ensured.
Corn was carried down by the force
OF the drop IN wheat There was, how
ever a considerable short covering by
commission houses during the decline.
september opened q shade TO h0f1t on at
~ 90 0lA and fell 10 6lh. Stop-loss
liquidation was Ca evidence In the oats
pit The chief factor was the weakness
Ia wheat September started "A 70 ik1L
lower at asa TO 3sh q y and declined TO
3sisWh
The provisions plt was almost desert
cd Prices opened 2z 70 10 lower at
BIG for september pork i2.Hh for
September lard and i2.Nh 10 49, 70 for
September ribs
Further recessions were recorded
Whoat-Protn-talkinR by local shorts
caused temporary rally Reports OF
storm damage On Oklahoma helped hut
IN the last 10 minutes the weakness again
became acute. and the close was easv
with september az 99ik1h. q net loss Of
IA
Corn-llrices continued on the down
grade The close was weak with Sep
TENDER H..A net lower at 6O7s
CASH N nunN-.An "a
red. t.O6. i. i0ik No hard, i.iiti6ii 1914.
No. hard, tOnl 1914 No. 2 northern
LOO al l2i No. 3 spring, / O0d Oh
Corn-No. 2. 6Q6. No. white, 63h %
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STOCK DEALINGS
REACH LOW MARK
Market Touched the Point in Ao-
tiyity Reached Since
July, 1908.
SEVERAL CAUSES FOR THIS
Kings Death. Doubt over Success OF
Bonds Sales TO Foreigners, and ke-
quirements of London Market.

New york. May a.-Deallngs in stocks
this week have fallen 20 the lowest rate
Of activity touched since July. 1905 The
interruption Of mourning observances for
the late king OF England was one cause
Another was the doubt raised over the
success Of the formerly reported sales
OF American bonds 20 foreigners. These
doubts and the large requirements on
the London money market for payment
OF deferred British taxes, carried for
elgn exchange rates up again towards the
gold export point
Opinions have been hopeful over crop
prospects and improved feeling will be
reported over the iron and steel trade
position.
Buying orders appeared IN the stock
market at the opening I'm considerable
volume. Prices were carried up quite
briskly throughout end at running QUO
tatlons VARYING a fraction IN Union Pa
cidc Reading and United states steel.
Baltimore g. Ohio. Chicago NorthWest-
eru and Great Northern ore Certificates
rose 4. Brooklyn Union Gas "a and Read
ing. Union Pacific. Ontario western,
Louisville q Nashville. consolidated Gas,
marlborough Metropolitan preferred and
American Beet Sugar large fractions.
Recessiuns were made from the opening
figures after which the market gathered
strength again and rose TO the best.
Minor stocks were hoo some demand at
higher prices. ST. Paul preferred rose 2,
Reading rs and Union Pacific, Erie tirst
preferred and ontario a. Western l. Can
adiau Pacific fell I. American Agricul-
tural Chemical 1h. and Pullman Is,
The market closed Irregular
The upward trend OF prices contin-
ued but in a htful way Rumors were
in circulation OF coming announcement
OF bond sales Boz Paris. International Pa
r.a r.r Union
ferred 2. American Hide a. Leather pre-
ferred 1M. Louisville g. Nashvilel IA
and Missouri Pacific. Chicago. Great
Western preferred. National Lead pre-
ferred and American Sugar J. Prices
yielded In the late dealings. Canadian
Pacific lost q
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STOCK MARKET.

New York, May 2i.--In explaining the
sharp rise I'm stocks during the week
there are two potent factors as a basis
for the advance, the marked improve
mcnt I'm tho crop situation as a result
OF heavy rains over "a wide area Of ter
rtory as one element, and the fact that
negotiations have already been son-
cluded In the placing OF a large amount
OF American securities IN Europe for
Investment The importance OF the lat.
ter factor Is not generally realized by
the largo speculative interest I'm this
country as II signifies not only the sta
hility of American bonds In the eyes
of the foreigners. but IS Indicative OF
the expression or leading bankers here
on the outlook and this covers legisla.
ton on corporate interests and prob
able tarin adjustment later The mar
kot has shown excellent buying OF good
stocks on the foregoing factors and this
buying usually leads TO higher figures
barring accidental. r. Hutton e Co.
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WOOL.


81. LOUIS.
St Louis May g-Wool. steady Ter
ritory and western mediums, 1919. fine
mediums. lTu3, fine i2alJ.
BOSTON.
Boston, May 20-Th= Commercial
Bulletin will say Of the wool market to-
morrow.
The outlook IN the wool market is not
favorable, for goods are not selling salts
factorily and lt % questioned whether
light weight fabrics opening during the
next two months will move I'm sufficient
volume 20 start up the worstcd indus
try. Apparently the bottom has been
reached on wool values and they are on
AN equitable basis but consumers will
not operate other than In a conservative
way except IN Isolated Instances. About
$1,000 pounds OF oregon staple were sold
this week az sc. 10 &C. secured and
Wyoming staple sold al 63Q64c. Ohio
and Michigan quarter-blood and three
eighths changed hands fairly well at pc
and Soc respectively
with these exceptions business is linz
tied TO unimportaut quantities Of greater
lines and no one seems 10 know lust
what wool Is really worth today.
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DEMAND FOR COPPER
GROWING MUCH GREATER
Copper Agent Declares There VIII be
Rush i'm Market to Fill Orders
During Summer.

y>ston May FLA report OF one
? the large selling agencies of cop
Der SAYS
Il can see no reason why people
mould be- bearish ON copper on w.
'ent pcr pound basis lf the metal
we're selling Tor DO cents per pound
md the surplus ou hand amounted Oh
tbout fOJ.UO0.UOu pounds Of copper as
does. consumers would Dee Justified
u ASSUMING "a hcarish attitude. COM
iideriug that 10 would require more
'unds 90 finance the surplus az this
igure. The total copper stock on hand
u present Is only equal 70 less than
wo months requirements based upon
he exports and deliveries Tor domes-
ic consumption in April Copper is
low selling al practically panic prices
u Is the only commodity which goes
INTO general consumption which does
not reflect the prosperous condition
1f the country OF large. ] believe that
he turn is due and that the metal
VIII sell NO To- IA and no cents per
1ound by next fail
"a majority OF the consumers who
nave been buying from hand TO mouth
or months past feeling assured or
'utuco supplies. are now coming into
hc market Tor large quantities of
nct1t We predict that there viii be
. rush of great and small consum-
ars fo anticipate their requirements
showing that the real movement has
leen iustigatod hy certain dealers in
London During the past seven or
slght weeks our demand for the metal
las fallen or slightly but we antici-
pate a good business throughout tho
summer months. We have had IN
1uirles for several large consignments
~ the metal which we have been
Unable TO nm"
4 large copper interest who is also
! member OF the metal exchange
SAYS.
1--WE have advised an our1customers !
% close out their dealings with as on |
he basis of a l3 cent copper market |
AZ present the consumers seem 70 be |
n state Of acute antipathy not |
.eaiizing that 90 lay IN a supply OF |
.ouper AZ present quotations would be |
3 ltantageous. but feeling convinced |
hat tho metal will not sell AZ / 3 cents |
ser pound FOR some time 10 come /
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TINTIC ORE SHIPMENTS.

Iron Blossom made n better record
this week IN It's shipments 10 the smelt-
err During the week II sent "a car
loads OF ore 10 the furnaces. This is
the best record q has made this year
and shows that the company is more
than earning its dividend The follow
Ing were tho shipments I'm carload lots
from the Tintic district for the week
carloads; Lower Mammoth. 3; Centen-
NAL Eureka, 90, Sioux Con. "a. Iron
King. 4; Scranton. 4. Beck Tunnel. q
Colorado. Z. Dragon. g: Iron Blossom.
%; East Tintic Development !. May
Day. /; Uncle Sam. 4. Eagle & Blue
Bell g. Gemini. 3; Chief Conf: Eureka
Hill. I; Bullion Beck. ! Grand Central.
Q. Victoria, 2; Opohongo. 3. Total. 1866
carloads
one car ~ concentrates was shipped
from the MAY Day mill
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BIG RAIN IN IDAHO

George r. Odell Of the Consolidated
Wagon & Machine Co.. returned this
morning with the Commercial clubs
all-Utah excursion. While On Logan
Friday he received message from
Manager Wright Of Idaho Falls stating
that there had been a big rain an over
southern Idaho. and that tho dry farm
crops were assured. a piece OF pleasant
Intelligence 70 an who have been anxl-
Gus over tho condition OF the crops OF
that section, Mr. Odell leaves for New
York this afternoon.
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New interpretations

The Colvin q Reece company Of Paw
son city, organized 20 conduct a ren-
cruz hardware and implement business.
Med IT'S articles OF incorporation vim
me secretary of state today The can
ital stock on tho company Is 500 600 ip
shares OF go. The officers are Thomas
toece, presideut. l.. A. Colvin. vice pres-
ident' Thos. r. Reeoe, manager. VIM
r. Heaton secretary and treasurer
Irene Roeco ana Melissa Colvin Tan
ner are additional directors.
Copy OF the articles Of Incorporation
or the Great Basin Drilling company OF
San Francisco. Cal. were aled I'M tho
secretary Of states office this morning
@. II. Homer Of san Juan county ia
designated as state agent for Utah. THO
company, capitalized az $500. 600. Is or
ganized 30 engage In drilling and bor-
ing wells for OH. gas and water ana
to engage I'm general real estate bust
ness. Franklin q. Smith r. president
and s. ID. Woods secretary OF me com
pany
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FoRENooN ~.

FORENOON SALES.
Cedar Tallsman. 1000 AZ 9i6
Iron Blossom. 100 at 90. 200 al 81
l. 900 40 o. buyer go
Nevada Hills, 100 at 81 200 at 50. 500
al So
New York. 1000 az o. 800 at 5is
Seven Troughs 5000 az z.
Silver King 300 az 2.35.
Utah Con- 900 at az
OPEN BOARD.
Carisa. 900 A. A.
Cedar Talisman. 900 az 9i4.
Colorado 80 at SO.
Columbus 100 al as
Crown Point. l. 900 al T.
Iron Blossom. 500 az o.
Mineral Flat / 900 az
Ohio Copper. 100 at 2s2i5
Silver King, 20 at go. 200 at 40
South Columbus Con. 500 at ?.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Amount
Regular board ..........t020 200 N.1S25O
open board ........... 1925 4.4205O
Totals .................26 .a25 $500 90
weeks totals ........21f962 S7f. Og9 So
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Boston. May Choppers opened firm.
Isle Royale was active and very strong.
A decided change In sentiment towards
Coppers speculative as well as Invest
ment, has appeared in the street IN the
past "a hours. Indications point to
continued improvement and consump-
tion OF metal with n broad copper share
market this coming week-Hovey Ken
uey 4 CO.
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NEw YORK cuRR RANGE.
EASTERN MARKET LErrERs.

Badger Bros. brokers, 100 south
Main street furnish the following re-
ceived over their special wire this
morning:
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nRnWN Gle rnnpERrY.


T"TT""T|T ~ ID" |"WH-
Provo May 21--A quu-claIm decd for
the Tramp mining claim 600 the Tntlc
district from n. v. Smith a. a. 20 r.
a. Brown has been filed with the couu-
ty recorder The consideration named
Isl ST. Application for patent will Doc
made for the property
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ToDAY'S MONEY MARKET

New York, May 21.-Moncy ON call
nominal
Ilne loans easy; for so days. So Der
cent. Ior 30 days, 3&a4 per cent, 20.
50 months. 4G4h per cent
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INCREAsEs ORE BODY
Chino Copper Adds Much to Dcyeloped
Territory.


The report of the Chino Copper com
pany Just received. gives the ore re-
serves as OF May / az II. Gas. sos toms
assayinR 20 per cent copper. The total
increase for the last month amounted
70 S1',03b tons. The reserves may be
divided az follows: Developed ore s95. o.
so tons, assaylnE "a per cent copper.
partially developed ore. tO.072gS tons
assaying 215 per cent copper During
the month Of April the developed tom
mage was increased by 1861 67 tons. and
the partially developed by i9S. 1880 tons
Six drills were az work during the
month. Some little difficulty was ex-
perienced in drilling on the Texas nat
section, due a. hardness u the ore and
caving Of holes
40 the time the report was written.
the large drill rigging was being erect
ed AZ point where II Is impossible to
determine with the small drills the
depth 10 which the high-grade ore ia
this locality extends
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MsERABLY SON VILE.

amount Of Business on Local Tx
change lower Than Ever.
when the weeks trading on the To-
.al stock exchange closed this morning.
10 ended one Of the slOwcst weeks In
rany years Tho number OF shares OF
took sold was good but the prices we're
7Hch that the total was less than the
entire market on one day I'm the early
part OF 1909. The total number OF
shares disposed OF for the week was
2t7 1862 while the amount represented
by the transactions was &14.099 S.
Trading this morning was sluggish.
There seemed 10 be no effort on the
part OF the brokers 20 trade and most
'f the trading was professional Cedar
'ralisman dropped 70 9A cents today
md Iron Blossom was selling at 30
cents. Nevada Hills opened az 81
rents and moved up 10 SO cents Colo
fado was down to SO cents
The total amount Of trading this
morning was 20 925 shares OF stock at
ssG0f
on the curb market the sales we're rs
Follows 1900 shares Of Opex at AZ
cents and so at a.. $500 shares Of Bling
nam Copper at Is cents.
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The percentage OF the actual roserye
OF the clearing house banks TODAY vas
N1G
Tho statement Of banks and trust com
ing To- the clearing house shows.
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WILL BUY

%, ~. 2 yellow. 60, No. o. sou az. a.
white, 81. No. 3 yellow. s0i, lisi -, No.
re 5,. 'esi 10 white. 5saa:- 10 4 20 20
Oats-No. 2 1914; No whit. 90
No, 3, 80. No 3 white. i00iii..'' 81
WINE ~ p a49ia. standard. NG8is '0. 3
hye-Cash, 7SU 20. May. rs. T,,l, -s,.
Harley-Cash 6nG. guy ea
othy-Cash 4b. Oct. A,r
Nlover-Nothing doing
neat .lO1z July, i.Ol. Sept. eaf.a,
pCSofn-- May 5S@; July. co.'s; sent ks
no oats ,siNay' Al; July. 80. Sept ,s,..
d, Ness s4 Pork per bbl-July. 2 .72i, Sen,
- igi9 '' 4-''- Sept,
ss snort 10 F i5,t per 100 Bs-July re.
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BANK CIEARINGs.

New York MAY W-Br7dstrcet's b,ru
cltarinFs report for the week ending Nav
l' SHOWS an aggregate OF 32g2tlOOOl0 M
aEllnst @l@Clpoo last week and Sd 0Q7-
year The following is a list of no
cities. - ~
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LIVE STOCK.


Chicago. May a.-Cattle-Receipts. es-
timatCd al 300. market steady. Beevcs,
$50. SO; Texas steers. 500. 20; west
ern steers. 5.GQ7.40. stockers and feed
ers f00a6 GO; cows and helfers 2.60
Hogs Receipts. estimated az 900:
market steady 20 strong. Light, 9.iOu
go; mixed, 9.35d9.72ia; heavy. ESQ
go, rough, 9 5000; good 20 choice
heavy $500 30; pigs sloas.o; bulk Of
sheep-Receipts. estimated at 100:
market weak. Native. 400. 8 SO. west
ern 4.0o06. 50; yoarlings. 6.5Oq7 %. lambs.
rativo. 5.75aS %; western. 6.50a9 90.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. May Receipts.
700. market steady. Native steers. 500
$50; cows and heifers. 3.l0Q 49, stock
$50; calves 4.2o015o; western steers
b.50ms o., western cows. as. g so.
Hogs-Receipts 1850; market steady.
Bulk Of sales, s.45. .9.55; heavy. 9.00s55.
packers and butchers, s.4509.55i light,
s.Ga96O. pigs sOOQs25.
sheep Receipts, 200; market steady.
Unchanged Muttons. Au6.75; lambs,
S.O0a9.50: fed western wethcrs and year
lings. t.70q7.25 fed western ewes, asa
OMAHA.
Omaha. May M.-Cattle-Receipts. lon.
market unchanged. Native steers. ,6eJ0
so. cows and heifers. SIS. 80; western
steers, $500 100 cows and helfers. $40
a5.75. Gamers. $50. 40; stockers and
feeders. 3.5Ou6.B; calves, 4.o04 90, bulls,
stays etc. 4.OJu6.S5.
Hogs-R Receipts. $500: market strong
TO shade higher Heavy, 9.3od9.4 a, mixed,
9.bq9.iO; light. Q 40Qg 3d. pigs, s.ooa9 %.
bulk Of sales, s.S549.G.
sheep Receipts. 1850. market steady.
Yearllngs. g. 5O..7 %; wcthers 5.25u65O;
ewes, 500. 500; lambs. 1.OOdS.70,
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BOSTON "COPPER" RANcE

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


New York May I.-Curb market
closed strong but dun. think we may
have better prices next weok.-,Milier.
tvo.nrsr-rs 49, r,r-r-sr,
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New York. MAY u.-Raw SUGAR ...,..
ntu.seoVado, ~ test. 3.74; centrifursi
lest AZ molasses sugar. "a fel,
J.2i powdered. 52I h'-"4iaied.
& santos gt fN'N' ~ no
BUTTER AND EGGS.
thlcago, May 2I-Buttar e...s
'tetmeres. 2U2-; dalries s,5'r 'u5
Eggs-Easy al mark catcs t.-f.s..
is1is' receipts, &.SS7; frsts. no. MIN
Cheese--steady Daisies. 1t5g. r..
5000 Young Americas. II w..
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Nv az 0MnTATI0NS

AN' UlflAt ulufhft~ Nfff nfhf-
tically nominal today In the alb
scncc Of exchanges In London.
Tin was reported steady at
S3.t5 a. 1885.
Lake copper was quoted az
1918 M 1900 clcctrolytlc NJ
1892 e a. 1915 and casting at
1881 q a. 1880.
Lead was firm az 400 $50 and
spclter quiet az SIS $50.
Iron was unchanged.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
hORNING METALS.

SILVER. 537s
COPPER (cathodcs) i29-t8
LEAD. 4.4O
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SALT LAKE BANK ClEAaIYGS.
Totals ....glOs4O57.A ss.565.94s %

Increase s5issilS.