davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-14
MAKES GOOD PRODUCTION.
Occur d'Alenc District Has Excellent
Record

Spokane, WASH June iA.-Reports
compiled by the statistical department
OF the Spokane chamber Of commerce
show that mines in the Occur d'Alcne
district ia northern Idaho have pro-
duced ore OF a total gross value Of
1872, 1851 since the discovery OF tho
placer ground late IN 1882 and that,
including the. June disbursements.
total Of y39,S9i,2OO has been paid In
dividends as follows: Bunker Hi a
Sullivan, sli.737 200: Standard Nam
moth 50 900. 900; Empire State. now
Last Chance. A.750,0O0: Hercules. So
150,000 Morning. s2.00O,000; Hecla,
81 10000, Snowstorm, $1,000 600: Tiger
Poorman. $3.50. 900; Granite. now Sue
cess and Gem, $500. 900 each: Hunter
$780, 900. Sierra Nevada. s22b.O00; Pitts
burg Lead 5000 900; Caledonia. first
dividend paid April 49, 1910, $4,000;
other gold mines estimated, 5000 900.
Against this net earnings there is
chargeaRle as an offset approximately
81. $4,000 for 80 miles of non-produc-
tive Development work. This shows
that $40 mas been earned in actual
profits ~ every dollar assumedy lost
in opening new properties in tho dis
trlct
The production OF ores was ms fol-
lows: Load 1.42S. $50 short tons. value
SIPS. 354,2S: silver. SSs.046,462 ounces.
value S55,22i, 100; gold, 255,i6s ounces,
value s. igs 900; copper. 37,7s6,35i
pounds. value s6,094. $40, zinc, t2.i5t $50
pounds. value S6s6.45s. The value of
the output I'm the district In 1909 ia
placed at si3.723t LOG, as follows: lead,
or. 5S3 200 pounds. value S9270.017 90;
silver. Sc. 203. 7f5 30 ounces value s8,1ai-
9is50 copper, 766S.4s pounds value
81 O22 200 30 gold si47 sos 80; zinc. 500,
600 pounds value sSS 900.
The district has occupied the fore
most place In the production Of lead
since 1909, since which time the YEAR
~ output has ranged from 20 to "a
per cent Of the total production Of the
United states The Kansas
district ranks second Utah third and
Colorado fourth II is expected that
the output in 1910 viii amount to be-
tween 10000 900 and si6oo00o0 the
increase being due 10 the opening OF
new properties aud the extension OF
works in the producing mines several
Of which have ore blocked out for
wears of Operation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-14
MARKET WAS
STRONGER TODAY

New York. June ii--union Pacific and
st. Louis a San Francisco second pre-
ferred made opening gains point to-
day. international Harvester ~ md
Reading and Great Northern preferred
large fractions These gains led gen.
eral advance which, however was slight
on very mcsger volume of dealings. only
a trivial demand for stocks prevailed but
prices rose further with the inquiry
mostly for the railroad stocks Illinois
Central and Delaware Il Hudson rose ?.
Peoples Gas Ia, Reading. Interborough-
Metropolitan preferred and Westinghouse
Electric "a. and Southern Pacific, Cana
dian Pacific, Atlantic Coast Line. Chesa-
peake q Ohio. Amalgamated Copper and
Consolidated Gao /. Hooking Valley pre-
ferred rose ). Prices receded fraction
before the hour expired.
offerings of stocks for salos were
scanty and the trend OF the price move
ment was upward. Dealings were very
light Satisfaction with the crop outlook
was the only specific factor cited In the
highly professional market. 81. Louis q
San Francisco second preferred advanced
ia, and General Eletric Dlstilcrs' Sc
curltles chicago & Alton and Ameri-
can Hide q Leather preferred 1. Minnea-
polls & ST. Louis fell /. At noon there
WAS reaction led by Union Pacific
which fell back point
Prices continued 10 sag until some OF
tho important stocks had fallen below
yesterdays closing. Central Railroad of
New Jersey advanced . points on one
transaction.
The decline in the market obtained
more Roadway despite the limited amount
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-14
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
SOON FINISH TUNNEL
/ AT BUFFALO PROPERTY
BOttoni--Soon to Iiconomically
Handle one az Depth.

The Boston Consolidated mine on the
,ast slopc OF Lion Hm IN the Ophlr
mining district, Utah. on which de-
.;eiopmcnt work had been carried on
al winter is now ia nne ore. and is
asst developing into bonanza. The
property was originally located by sam.
~, and Peter j, Pollock. who did lot
OF prospect work Two years ago the
z property was Incorporated under the
: name OF the Buffalo Consolidated Min
rng company The company owns a
group Of six claims in the heart Of the
great mineral belt of Lion Hlll, which
nas produced millions of dollars In the
past.
r AZ present the company is operating
tNith much difficulty. as the ore has 10
tpc hOisted 1856 feet to the tunnel level
win wndlass and then trammcd TO
/ he surface. However. this will short
~ be overcome as tunnel II being
driven 10 tap the ore AZ the 500 foot
Ii cNel. The tunnel Is now In the noun.
ain 500 feet, and II IL expected that 200
feet more win cut the ore which IL
iDeing worked in the Wine
: The ore In the bottom OF the Wine
- Kind OF dccomposed lime-quartz
kin huge bouldors or large punches OF
I, ligh grade clorido Of silver ore running
lbs high as 5000 ounces I'm silver and s.
y gold while the large body of low
Mradc ore Will average about 30 ounces
oliver with fair gold values, making a
line milling ore. with tho new avenue
90 the ore bodies completed 50 that the
ipre can be handled more rapidly and
snore economically ~ wen as a higher
grade of ore at lower levels the stock
poiders of the Buffalo Consolidated
rhining company viii be enjoying a nice
hncome monthly which will increase as
nhe mine is developed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-14
NEW LEDGE OF ORE
FOUND At WILSON MESA
Latest Find l. Two ana u Half Miles
From old District--Much Free
Gold In the Rock.

The Wilson Mesa mining district. IN
Utah, Just across the line from Colo
RADIO, gives promise OF being far richer
and more extensive than had first been
thought says the Grand Junction
News
G. g. Inmsn, who has been In Grand
Junction few days on business has
Just received a letter from his partner.
J. n. Webb at Mesa, Ctah, telling him
10 come back az once to the district
because Of hnd he had just made.
far richer than any hitherto discovered.
Nr Imam left on No. last night
According to MIR Webb's letter tho
new ledge Just discovered is two and "a
hadf miles distant from the district as
formerly known The quartz out-cfop
shows immensely rich. 1T is impos-
sibo TO pick up piece that doesn't
SHOW traces OF free gold" writes MI
Webb.
Activity IL Increasing rapidly
throughout the district. even before
this last big strike h. u Bowles was
I'm Grand Junction last night. on route
TO Denver. where he goes to interest
capital In a proposition he has Just be-
come interested In. Mr. Bowics, who
cleaned up a fortune in Goldhcld as
the original owner OF the r.. Sheets
lease on the Mohawk mine. has Just
purchased from Mr.. Imam the control
ing interest In the Utah Placer Mining
company. which owns some OF the best
property In the Wilson Mesa district
Mr. Bowles Is connected with some big
mining men In Denver, and he and his
associates viii at once begin extensive
development work on their new proper
ty
John Cleghorn, one of the original
discovers OF the Seven Troughs dis
trict, Ncyada, was In Mesa three weeks
ago, ana was so impressed with the
the district that he has just returned
with men and an outfit. and viii To-
cate several claims
NJ Casey who made his pile in Gold
field, but who is now In business in salt
Lake city, has bought the Shaier prop
critics in the Wilson Mesa district, and
VIII improve them at once.
"A new boarding house and hotel
have just been opened al Mesa. duo 10
the influx OF miners and investors. and
IL II possible to go there now without
having to camp out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-14
PRODUCE.



Chicago. June Ain view of for
eign crop summary not 80 favorable as
heretofore sellers of wheat were dispos-
ed to he decidedly conservative today,
following the sharp decline yesterday, a
decrease OF four million bushels in the
European visible supply tended also 10
frlghten the bears Attention was turned
IN some degree likewise TO the small
stocks In store here. Moreover. although
rains were reported from the Canadian
northwest the rest Of the spring wheat
reported no relief In the way OF moisture.
In consequence the market opened strong
and q to x higher september started =
20 u up az 50 to s9ia and continued for
quite a white within that range,
Covering by local shorts put up the
price Of corn. offerings were not large,
September opened shade lower TO "a !.
higher at SIS to u. advanced TO So. and
reacted to -.
In the oats market pit professionals
were playing for rally. September
started unchanged TO y up at 1914 to =
ana rose 10 34-.
on account Of absence OF offerings, pro-
visions after an Irregular opening turn
cd squarely upward. First prices were
I2is cents lower TO cents higher. with
the september product quoted AT q ~ =
for pork. IL oe to 2ss for lard. and i2.5
for ribs.
Wheat-A big decrease in the worlds
available supply further strengthened the
market but did not prevent a couple Of
quick dips. the result Of liquidation. The
close was hrm with september lie. net
Corn-The market remained ARA In
sympathy with wheat The close was
5Si, Tor September a net gain OF y q y .
Cash corn. No. . 51isHA. No. = white
sat-; No yellow. hsfi y: No T. sax :
No. z white. 81 e2is No 3 yellow. SIS. q
So. No. (. J3t. 1i54ik No. 4 white, 53is n So
Close ye-Casb 7sl7s July 20.
Barley-Cash. fSff66
Timothy-Oct.. 40,
Overwhelming doing.
Wheat-July. P2S Sept, SIS Dec.
Corn-Juiy. SIN sept, STA Dec, 557s
oats-Juy. 90; sept. saA q = Dee.
81
Mess Pork per bbl.-July. 2s.7o; sept,
= u
Lard per 100 ibs.-July. is.T'4 Sept.
short Ribs. per I@ lbs.--July 1905.
Sept, l252h
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York .rine li.-Raw, sugar
steady: muscovado. 80 test, 20: centrif-
ugal, 96 test. ia. molasses sugar. SO
test SO. Refined quiet. crushed. 6.Si
granulstcd. Is: powdered SIS.
Coffee-spot. steady No. Rio. sisnA .
No. 4 santos. aA
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. June Ii--Butter - steady
ameries. - al. dalries. 22n2s.
Eggs-Steady. at mark. cases included.
l5ts q uis't; receipts go; firsts. IN;
Cheese steady. Daisies. lsas.: Twins.
~. Is, Young Americas, 1874 Long
Horns, l5QA
-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-14
MAKE POOR SHOWING.
Market Continues to Daily Along with
No Signs OF Interest.

{ Stocks made poor showing on the
local exchange this morning and trad
Ing was at about minimum. Trad
ing continues to be fairly active with
about the same bunch OF stocks as
have held the center OF the market
Tor the past year. There Is no devia-
itlon from this.
i Colorado after opening at SO cents
Slipped down 10 80 cents Columbus
consolidated was about the only stock
that remained strong. May Day reach
ed the new low price of cent. Carisa.
with all the boosting that has been
given, sold at Is cents today.
The total number OF shares of stock
disposed OF this morning was "a 800,
while the amount represented was
81. 497.50.
on the curb market selling was re-
lmarksbly slow. The only sale was 100
shares OF Bingham Central Standard
at is cents.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-14
Splendid Deal
Closed
Large Chicago Concern Con.
tracts for Entire Output
of the National Food
Company for 5
Years.

Close on the wake of the announce
ment OF the placing OF the National
Food company bonds on the market
comes this unprecedented announce
ment. Nothing could more emphati-
cally guarantee the assurance that this
VIII be one OF the greatest enterprises
In the west than the fact that this
large eastern concern has signed q
bona fide contract to handle the cntlro
output Of the factory. The minimum
amount To- be 1000 cases day.
This concern will no doubt use from
1000 to 5000 cases a day as the min
imum amount to hold their contract
VIII be 1000. This assures stockholders
and investors that the company's plans
are approved and depended upon by
these levcl-headed Chicago investors.
No announcement could more strik-
ingly illustrate the advantages Utah
possesses In the way OF location for
this great cereal food enterprise.
Cost of production will be so low that
the manufactured product can be
shipped to Chicago at greater profit
To the jobbcrs than similar products
supplied from eastern factories
The work on the factory Is being
pushed. dozen teams Will be put to
work breaking ground just as soon az
the board Of directors go To Trenton
and definitely locate the site for the
factory. which trip is planned for
Thursday the 10th.
The officers of the company are
highly elated over this splendid deal,
which placed the proposition beyond all
question Of doubt, as successful en-
terprise from the very outset and as
sures investors that the factory, Inn
medstely upon its completion, VIII be
forced to run to full capacity by han
ding this contract
The project certainly deserves the
greatest measure Of success as II viii
be a powerful influence to place Utah
where It belongs in the manufacture
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-14
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago. June lL-Cattie-R Receipts, os-
timated at 4Oo0 market slow Beeves
5.15MS7O, Texas steers, 3.60Gig. % WeGterf
steers, o.5Du7.10. stockers and feeders
ioaai6; cows and heifers. 2Sa7 70
Receipts, estimated at 1900
market strong to &c, up. Light, 9.25l
$50: mixed, .. 250fn7.5O heavy, 91Sd9. 80
rough. 9.1bma.25; good 20 choice heavy
9.Gm9.50, pigs a.00u9.iO bulk of sales
sheep Receipts, estimated at 1900;
market weak. Native 3.6Ou 500, western,
2. 75MG.10. yearlings 6.5On7.50; lambs, ma
tive, 6.00m 300; western 6.bOa90O
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. June ll.-Cattle- Receipts
500; market steady. Native steers. 5.76N
$50: cows and hcifers 3. 25d Z %, stcckeIs
and feeders. l.0on6.25. bulls, 4ooa 600
calves. i.25Gs.2; western steers, 0.50g
$50. western cows. 4.DM6.5C.
Hogs Receipts. 1900; market steady
TO strong Bulk of sales, .. 2Jn9 30 y
heavy, 9.25d9.sS; packers and butchers,
0. 26Ms, 30; light. a15ds.a0; pigs, S.75ta ~.
Muttons, i.75a $40; lambs, s.on9.60, fed
wethers and yoarlings 5.O04715. fed
western ewes, iI5a5.75.
OMAHA.
Omaha, June Cattle Receipts : 80;
market steady TO I0c. lower. Native
steers, BOA s.25; cows and heifers. 3.dQu
6.15; western steers, 3.75u 90; cows and
stockers and feeders, S.75G6.0o calves.
iamS.25; bulls stays. etc, $4,000,
Hogs Receipts. $50; market stron 6
to Do. higher Heavy, 9.20aaSO mixed.
a.25ae.9; light 9IhgsS; pigs. S"@
sheeP-R Receipts, 4oOi market steady.
yearlings :. 75d6 70; wethers. 5.cOm6.2b:
ewes, 6.Oo@S1o' lambs. 7.3nS70
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-14
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

According to amended articles OF In
corporation the capital stock OF the
North Mountain Mining company has
been increased to s. 500 with shares OF
the par value OF cents each.
Articles OF Incorporation of the Bon
neville Mining company of Provo were
filed In the secretary OF states Office
this morning. The capital Is placed at
100000 with shares Of the par value
Of cents each The officers are Jesse
knight, president; j. william knight.
vice president; h. f.. Allen. secretary
and treasurer These with w Lester
Mangum and George a. Storrs consti-
tute the board of directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-14
LATE LOCALS

Increased Ice Output--The Utah
Ice A. storage company is pushing its
new plant so rapidly that by July l
II II expected the concern will be able
TO turn out half Of what viii he the
full production when completed.
Mrs. Pratt ConyaIcsccnt-Mrs
Charles Pratt. after a years sickness
caused by typhoid infected milk from
Davis county. Is able to go out, and
has recovered the use OF her voice.
Delivering by Auto-The latest
"kink" In automobiles Is dry goods
parcel delivery a specimen of which
has been received in this city, and Is
being run about town for exhibition
purposes.
Mess service for Utah--Thc COM
mittee appointed to select the silver
service TO be presented to the battle
ship Utah Will meet Thursday eve
ming to act on suggestions offered.
Citizens of the state viii be asked later
to subscribe to the service plate fund
Paving fIrst Avcnue---Contractor
Moran has begun paving First avenue,
commencing AT the upper end at
Virginia street.
For sane Fourth--The local general
committee on "a safe and sane Fourth
Of july will meet at the Commercial
club this evening. at $ o'clock TO dis
cuss plans for carrying out the OBJ
jects OF the movement.
rIourisIcd n Guu-George Jepson
when arraigned this morning before
Judge bowman on charge Of ex-
hibiting n deadly weapon pleaded not
guilty and VIII have his prepliminary
hearing july s. Jepson Is accused OF
having fourished a revolver In a
saloon brawl on the night OF June ..
Practical ssmpathy-Recently Mr..
John G. Capson. Of East Mil Creek
Utah. sustained considerable damage
to his home by ire. The house was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-14
BUSINESS AND REALTY

Next week will probably witness the
arrival OF the first carload of steel for
the Newhouse theater the big excava-
tlon for which. on the corner or state
street and Exchange place has been In
readiness for the masons for several
weeks now. on the arrival OF the
steel the work will be commenced and
hurried through TO completion, making
the Newhouse. one Of the handsomest
playhouses in the west
The heirs OF the late Richard Mack
intosh are proposing TO invest $4,000
In the erection Of building at the
corner OF Fourth South and West
Temple streets, the ground floor TO be
used for business purposes and the
floors above for apartments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-14
T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, June 1i.-Money on call
easy, ~ ass per cent; ruling rate. 2%
per cent; closing bid 2% per cent; Of
fered at 3 per cent.
Time loans easy; for so days. 80 a
\ per cent; for 80 days. so per cent;
FOR six months, 4mfh per cent
Close. Prime mercantile paper, AZ n
to 50 per cent.
Sterling exchange easy with actual
business in bankers bills at s4.S4,l5a
Is for so day bills and at $iS6.60 for
demand.
Commercial bills. SASSY a A.S4.
Bar silver, Sass cents.
Mexican dollars, ~ cents.
Government and railroad bonds
steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-14
WHAT QUINCY HAS DONE.
RECORD ot Dividends Paid by Lake
PrOpsrty

II Is stated Of Quincy on good east
eru authority. that the earnings for the
first quarter 81 1910 were S147 500. equiv
alent to Sl.3 per share for the quar-
ter. Of which Sl.25 per share is TO he
distributed In the regular quarterly
dividend recently declared 1t Is esti-
mated that the earnings for the second
quarter will be Approximately the Same.
At the recent annual meeting the old
board OF directors was reelected.
The recent dividend declared by
Quincy Of 81 2j per share. makes a total
of % per share since organization.
Following Is 4 complete record Of divi-
dends. those paid since 1897 being given
1. INN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-14
COPPER LETTER.

Badger Bros, brokers. 100 Main street,
received the following over their prt-
waite wire this morning;
Boston, June l4.-Thc market showed
an Improvement in the opening prices,
rejecting the strength in Amalgamatcd.
Tho volume of trading was small, how
ever Not since 1903 has metal sold SO
low abroad as yesterday. "A pounds.
las Domestic metal buyers continue
To- buy from hand to-mouth, many
having less than "A months supply on
hand. These people must buy gOodly
amounts before fan. and any move
mant IN that direction win cause tho
price 10 advance quickly 20 around 1874
to IL cents and the share market will
advance sharply. Hovey Kenny CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

george West to Mary Triplof lots
., 10 IL ana II, block g. sandy, go
us s,a.ion s,.s,,,," 10 Worcester
Trust Co. lot "a, part OF lot 50.
block 2. walkers sub.,..,..;.i,.. /
Otto Bonn and wife 20 Malwine M.
Albrand. part OF section II, town.
shin 1 south, range 1 west 49,. 500
w. s. Knight aud wife TO John ~.
Bateman, part of block O. For
n II. stone and wife to stephen
l.. Richards ct al. lots e and g. =.
block !, Perkins 2nd Add. ......,.. D
James II. Armstrong, trustee TO
lot :. block Is plat A.,............ $500
d. j. Johnston To Elijah Thompson
ct al, part OF lot H. block J. -
David n. Gordon and wife TO Rag
no Pancrazio. lot 10, block 8,
u STrDpN Newton San and wife to B. & q.
Railway Co. part of section 3,
township south. range west 100
ole G Hansen and wire to Hans
&. Hansen. part OF lot !, block y
~ r Ashton and wife TO Ashton
Jenkins Co. part Of lot s. block 49,,
Independent salt Co 10 Gray Trust
co, part Of section Il. township |
north, range west ;..,,,......',,.' so
r. ". McConaughy and wife TO 7.
plat F.. -. ......,...,....,..,...ss 1900
a, Van Wagner and wire 10 ~.
y. O'Byrne. lots n. % q and "a,
block /, East Bench sub. ......,. $50
Kmball a Richards GO. to Paul
strchness, lots IS and 70, Bur
ton Plnro IMAM. -..s... .ss.s..-t...,s dzD
John y pike to AshtOn-Jenkins Co,
lots ana ). block 2. South Bel
mont .ssss-..s's go .''s..ss.s's. ~
Henry Perrett and wife 70 i. II.
Freebairn, part OF lot q, block l,
Enrich Sub. ....., ...... ......,... .2,lO
y. w German and wife to Ellen s.
Ash. lot 10, block 2, Kelsey 4 GIL
lespie sub ...,.. .--... $3.50 900
Frank Stringham ct I'll. to Y. & g,
Railway Co, part of section Is,
township south. range west, 50
O. c. Beebe ana wife to Parker
T.. Pratt part OF section %,
township I south. range east.
r. A. NJ. Forseth and wife TO Fran
els g. Luke, lot g. block s. Pros
pect Park Add. .................... tOl
~ & NJ. Investment 60. to r. A.
Sweet, lot 4. East Side Sub. ..,-. $3.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-14
NEW PRESIDENT CHOSEN.

The death of President william
Cleavcs Of the CITY Rocks Mining COM
many has led to the election ~ a new
member ~ the board Of directors
Judge Norman W Haire. who WAS al
ways member OF the board, has been
elected president. and Joseph Bosch
Of Lake Linden. Mich. has been elected
to the board to MI the vacancy caused
by the death of Mr.. Cievcs Tho prop
erty N In the Big Cottonwood side Of
the Alta district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-14
ANOTHER GOLD FIELD.

seattle. Wash. June IA now bo-
rsnza gold field. with quartz assaylng
from $50 to 81 y ton has been discov-
cred in the Bonnlneld district, 300 miles
north OF Sward. Alaska, according to
letters received here yesterday from \.
w. Swanitz. chief OF the Alaskan
Nnrthern railway The new bonanza,
according to the latter, Is a quartz
dyke. running 40 miles e1st and west,
and casilN aroessihle from SWard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-14
SAN rR,NCIsCo OIL QUOTATIONS..

James A. Pollock 4 Co, bankers and
brokers' 393-335 south Main street, fur
nish the following. received over their
private wire Yesterday afternoon.
Ass'd OIL 4a.6e < n $3.50; Blue Moon.
IS asked. Rrookshire, l.97 - n2.O0.
Ciaremont. 1871 hid Enos 1.40A
bsis Four oil. 1Odit. Illinois Crude.
50n52: Mckittrick. 24099 Monte
Cristo $40 bid Mascot, 2.OOm22o. New
Penn'a.. 12Th ii.30: Palmer, 1.42h ~
i.45; Pinal. s50dlo.0o; Premier. l.i2is
Oils. s. r. a McKittrick. 200 asked;
Ssuer Dough. iS7N d19 siA silver Tip.
255 asked :. W. a H.. asa SO. Turner.
Leg y ai.65: wK OH, s.son5s2h.