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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
INCORPORATE COMPANY
TO DEVELOPE COPPER
Nevada nelker Corporation to work
Big Vein West of Curric ON North
Crn Nevada Railroad.

For the past 10 or 20 years cowboys
and rauchers have la haphazard way
been doing assessment work from year
to year ON "a great outcropping coppct
vein Ia Dolkcr mining district, White
Pine county Nev, 20 miles west OF
Curre on the Nevada Northern rail-
road. but a few days ago a strong COM
pany. which has taken over territory
OF 400 acres. covering % fun claims,
was organized, a gasoline hoist pur-
chased ana preparations have been COM
pleted FOR sinking 400 foot shaft 10
the sulphldcs when experts who nave
examined the property estimate should
b. reached between 800 ana 400 feet
The new corporation is the Nevada
pclker Mining company, incorporated
under the laws Of Arizona with ,Ou0,-
900 shares OF 81 each The officers are:
Walter +. Rock OF Denver. PRECEDENT,
\ G. kref, secretary, and j. W. Walker
al cherry Greek. New, manager and
treasurer The general Offices viii be
at Denver and Cherry Greek The pap
ers have just been nled, and the deyel-
opment work planned for viii be start
ed Immediately. 4 double compartment
shaft will be sunk on this great vein.
which Is 300 10 400 feet across. and has
been traced FOR miles. the only depth
50 taf attained bclnE % or ~ root StaitS
and numerous gopher holes at various
places along IL. which represents the
assessment work Of various owners who
have In this way picked out easy places
to comply with the law and SIN hold
their property
MIR Walker said Friday that from
one hole only 90 feet In depth on this
vein. ore running liz per cent cop
per 81 go to $3.50 gold and small silver
values was recently taken, Two car
loads Of this ore were found In that
SHAFT
Considerable granite with porphyry |
intruslons Is found in the vicinity, the |
great true fssure vein running nearly |
north and south. cutting all formations |
The rich stringers that have been OPP
ened up are principally In the con-
facts Rich ore has been found In many |
places on the surface, the whole forma-
ton being what mining men declare
deal for rich naturalization. especially |
IN the sulphide zone, some declaring
his Dclker vein one Of the biggest cop
'er deposits IN that part Of the state,
rhls company has $4,000 feet located
llong the vein, and ultimately expects
n have several prospective shafts sunk
II various places on the vein.
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Issued from tho government printing
othce about Aug T. This bulletin relates
To tho eXplosibility OF coal dust and
was prepared by G., S Rice, with chap
ters by j G, Frazer, Axel Larsen
Frank Haas and carl Scholz
The first Of the bureau of mines hui
leuns, The Volatile Matter Of Coal, by
RI G. Porter and r. * Ovltz. will be
published in tho next few months Then
VIII follow Coal Analyses. by ~ w.
Lord and J. S, Burrows; Final Data
Regarding Steam Tests. By l.. T.
breckenridge: North Dakota Lignlte
as Boiler Fuel. by u. r. Randall and
Henry Kreisinger; Producer gas Tests
In 1907, by r. H. Fernald The Coke
Industry as Related tn the Foundry. by
Richard Moldenke: Goals for Illumin-
ating Gas. by A. IT White and Perry
Barker: and Petroleum for Combus-
ton Under Steam Boilers, by l. c. Al
lon
These publications when issued can
be obtained by addressing the director
Of the bureau of mines. Washington,
ID, g
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CONTINUES TO IMPROVE.
Sales of Week BETTER T1lnn Week BE-
fore on Exchange.

Conditions on the local exchange
have been better during the past six
days Of trading than they have been
for many months. Better prices were
received for securities and there was
more OF an inclination to buy. Early
In the week Nevada His attracted
considerable attention, but the desire ~
early buyers to take profits stopped
short the rapid rise OF the stock Co
lumbus Consolidated also started I'm for
a little furry Of Its own but stopped
short before It had gone far. Although
the property II i'm better shape than II
has been In many wears there IL not
enough interest in the stock for rap
I'd change In price.
The total number Of shares NJ stock
sold this week amounted n 324.e9i while
the amount maid out FOR the securities
was St4Ss4O So Last week which was
one Of tho best weeks during the surn-
r,7er mo-'Ns only amounted to 26SSS7
shares ~ stock at seS.497S. Trading
this morning amounted TO l5,400 shares
Of stock at s6.Gis.
on the curb market opeV Consolidat-
cd continued 10 be foature. II sold
heavily but was below 70 cents TO-DAY.
The sales on tho curb me- rlcet this
r,,orninq were. am shares ~ opeN at
IS cents. no ~ a7iL ceots: 300 at Asis
40 ~ 46, q0n IT 4StA 100 at As 100 ~
a.. 200 ~ AS1. 400 ut a. nrd loon
sNpros NJ Bingham Central Standard
at 10 cents
FORENOON QUOTATIONS..
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INSPECT NEVADA BRITISH.
Property Continues to Produce Good
Values.

Alfred Fletcher of Keighley, Eng
land, and j. W. Walker have Just
come In from Cherry Greek. New,
where Mr. Fletcher has been inspect
ing the properties of the Nevada
British Mining company in which he
Is heavily interested. Mr.. Fletcher IS
president or the company. This
property Is one OF the oldest produce
crs in the White Pine county dis
trict, having shipped much I'm the
past The ground b. still making
good showing, producing consider
able ore running from $40 TO $50 10
the ton In the various values the
ore shows something like SO In
gold. 10 per cent lead and 1l5 ounces
silver, It's only fault being that IL
has found little refractory The
'nrichmcnts are found In assure
veins
The Nevada British property IS
now being worked under lease by the
Glusgon q Western Exploration COM
pany through its 500 foot star SHAFT.
the ground lying Just west Of the
star ground 4 twenty ton mill Is
being erected here To handle the
ores from the Nevada British, and IL
ia expected the mill will De In opera
ton by the last Of October
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OuLLNESS NOT
so PRONOUNCE

~ New York July 2s-R. O.
80. weekly Review of Trs5. Gun I
Midsummer dulIness
hounced In both wbol.s,Io ",' pa
departments OF trade. T5.. ana 'e'a
,,ch IDLE cotton mscbino.,,e Is sg
england and two weeks, in Nsy
IS scheduled for August hH Suul dosi
i i,eht is forcing "a recovery w, :, clfisl'
10" price levels, and tbsr' tom To
% Hquldate stocks. Foo,,. pse'sgli
torlSs' east and west. are r ..,mear IA.
'l lsue is much improved IN I'', ,l sN
while hides have recoy.ro, 10 leathg
low point large accumuIs t ,io, rom %.
ooen moved. More definite Il, u99'.is
lesarding the yield Of cotton %D'SiedH
s , ana wheat in the west um IN e
termine the basis Of m,nn,.N... Z.
e o IN dry goods on the one b ,ag'I'l'l
ilour on the other. Flour nr ,,'nu sN
duced. sreatly n
Except for a moderate r,a,..-
prices Of wire products no nou We, ,.,,
nus developed in iron and steel ''''I
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NEW YORK COPPER CLOSE.

Giroux Consolidated 6Ss n6a; New
ada Utah, ELSA * NipisSing, 1915 ~
lOH Davis DAILY, 1903; Ely Cen
trail, asH ll-lG; Ely Consolidated. 20a
Queen. 5al0: King Edward Ism1.
NJ. Y, sA al; sioux, 15NlS. Ely witch.
l0M Is; Carlssa. 20 bid colo. 33a35:
Cobalt Central. Haze; Mct<lnley-Dar-
ragh 95di.00: Tintic Mining. 100
asked; First Natl. Copper. 3Ik m * 4:
Nevada Hllls. 1-i6iA "a: Yukon Gold,
l5-l6N4 Miami Copper lS1RaSs: u.
$. Gas, %ni5 III Rayo. az at: Ray
Consolidated, l6% @lIA Inspiration
copper. l5-l6U7. ella Copper. 81 n
6; chino Copper. MAS; Ohio cop
per. ! g-t6HE
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NEW YORK LISTED sToCKs
CONCENTRATES.

Joseph Pesvy. who is operating a
lease on the Continental Alta, has COM
menced shipping. Hans Nundcr and
j II Winwood have also considerable
ore ready at the silver King property.
A. j. Kettles has gone TO Nevada to
inspect the work being done on the
Stonewall King property, in the stone
wall mining district, IL miles from
Goldncid.
on account Of Pioneer day there will
be no call on the salt Lake Stock and
Mining exchange on Monday.
Word from Modena Is that the Power
plant. mine and mill Of the Gold Springs
Mining and Power company are work
ing IN good shape. only "a few slight
adjustments have been found necessary.
General Manager Tony Jacobson OF
the columbus Consolidated mines re-
turned from the mine last night lie
saws that the present show Ing Is now
the best that It has been In 10 days.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. July 23--wheat and corn part
| cd company today. The former seemed
bent on a downward course; corn scared.
| Rains I'm the Canadian northwest were
| chiefly responsible for the weakness in
wheat opinion was somewhat general
! that all the damage possible TO the crop
| this side of the International boundary
| had been done That the injury had been
| fully discounted was not 80 freely CON
Absence Of definite fresh developments
| on the bull side OF the European crop
| situation operated as "a bear factor here.
| especially AZ the drouth IN Russia was
reported to have been partly relieved by
| showers The market opened unchanged
| TO Mn8, lower with september covering
the entire range at 1.o6's to. :, After
touching 1.@is the price rallied to los,
but suffered a new decline to 1.O5h.
Liberal purchases by some OF the larger
local specuators and BY ,plt traders
stimulated corn Rain had failed to show
whore expected In the corn belt and there
was no lack OF eagerness 10 take ad-
vantage of the fact The resulting nd
vance, however met with active selling
by a leading operator and by others. The
market started unchanged to = up with
September at 621s to q, last nights hg-
followed by u reaction TO e3h. Country
selling kept down oats. September OPEN
ed = OFF at 39is. sold at 49, and recovered
Lack OF huying orders LET hog products
fall At the outset The loss was 8 10
IN and further declines ensued. First
prices IN lnc september ppNNn Ncte. az
I.57ia for pork, l.75 for lard and ll.69
for ribs
Wheat-Cmntry acceptances Of bids for
wheat wero large, principally from iii
uols and Indiana, much of 10 for ship
ment today Accordingly the market
continued weak except light show of
hrmncss at the wind up. September
closed =, To Il net lower at l,05%Nh
TO t.mai.
Corn-i,ethargy characterized the last
half Of the day The c'oSe was steady
at GA to = FOR september net gain
cash corn: No 2. s3ae3is No white,
6ii4uGG. No 2 yellow. 60; No 2, SO y 60, |
No white, GiG64i9; No. 2 yellow. 81; |
No. Z. 6la62; No 4 white @a 0Sls; No. |
cioso-GRiys-cssh. 7saso; sept, 750so;
Dec 1GdSt.
Barley-Cash. 10N1.
Tmothy-Sept.. 5.75, oct. 5.ijQ6.oo
Wheat--JJul{ ,LoS5; sept, i'% 3; @Ai
Corn-Juiy, HE: sent e2s. to = Dec
e0LuA May ctnM
Oats-July hh Sept, $50, May, i2's;
Mess Pork, per bbl-sept, 2l.55ib
short Ribs. per 100 lbs.-sept, il.5O.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Cheese Steady. Daisies 16a, ats: Twins.
l50 ~ Young Americas 15lsal6; Long
Horns, i6Hh
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. July 29-Raw sugar. firm.
SO test, 3.S6; centrifugal, .9j
test 4.36. molaSses sugar. SO test, 1851.
REFINED. steady, crushed. 5.S5; graduated,
B IS; powdered. Is
Coaee-spot steady; No. z Rio So No.
{ Santos. 9is,
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ASSESSMENT FOR OPEN.
Officials OF Company Refuse TO Make
Statement of Conditions.


Provo. July 23.-The adjourned ses-
sion ~ the directors Of the Opex Con
sOlidated Mines company was held this
morning at the local Offices OF the
company, where an assessment OF 3
cents a share was levied. There was
consider able secrecy relative to the
meeting and the directors refused to
make any statement relative TO condi-
tions at the property. II was denied
that strike had been made at the
property, but further than that not
on" Of the officials would tell what
traTspired at the meeting
Evidently the company intends 10 FOL
low out the policy that II the stock
exchange "touts" the stock let them
40 IL but that no Information should
como from the mine
From various sources comes the Der
siStant rumor that rich ore has been
struck In the property and that pur-
chases ~ being made on that account
Jesse Knight president NJ tho comma ny
is just as reticent as Supt Schwindler
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WOOL.

81 Louis. July 23-Wool. steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, lSu 22iR. nnc
mediums, l6n17. nne. 130i
BOSTON.
Boston, July 22.-The Commercial Bull
leiin viii say tomorrow OF the wool mar
ket:
There II a better feeling apparent as
result Of the higher prices paid in Mon
tuna for the new clip by eastern dealers
ana manufacturers ana On account OF the
strength shown at auction rooms Mills
are not buying other than moderate
quantities Of wool. but the weeks busi-
ness includes grease and secured terri
tory az sc. 10 e0c for fine and 55c To Sc
for half-hloods. Medium Ohio fleece al
unchanged prices,
From two 10 three million pounds OF
Wool were bought In Montana this week
at lic 20 2ONc or about Sc TO e0c sco1ired
for choice clips containing % per cent.
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GETS CANADIAN PRODUCTS.
United States Imports Much of the
Minerals

Washington. July 2S-The United
states Is the largest customer Tor the
product ~ canadian mines. according
20 figures reported 90 this government
by Consul Frederick NJ Rider OF Rim
ousk During the year ended March
3i 1910 the exports OF mineral pro-
ducts from Canada 10 the United states
were valued at S3S. sSS. &Gi or S3.5 per
cent of tho total exports OF mines. while
tho exports 20 Great Britain amounted
TO S3s20.574. or o5 per cent
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Badger Bros, brokers. IGt south
Main street, furnish the following, re-
ceived over their private wire:
New York, july 23.-There was an
impression a week or 80 ago by
certain important interests here in
Wall street that marked stability
would prevail and a moderate rise
occur in stocks over the end Of
July and q part Of August in anti
cipatiou OF fair crop outlook. easy
money and cessation of political
agitation, etc. The reverse condition
has occurred however, and new low
prices have been registered i'm lead
ing securities. The change Of front
by bankers in regard 20 the market
we can only attribute 20 two factors
the suspension OF higher freight
tariffs by the government until next
fan whereby railroads win lose
great deal OF money. and possibly
uecessitate dividend reductions. ana
the crop situation which continues TO
give some little apprehension
The money situation during tho crop
moving period Is of course another
disturbing element.
There is little doubt Of a serious
setback in industry throughout the
country ere long as a result Of COM
ing political agitation and in which
the tariff Will be the chief subject
Of discussion Hence we find sufficient
provocation for liquidation In stocks
by big people and II seems very GER
tain that the market will receive only
cas- dal support
The steel statement due next Tues
day viii reflect an excellent past but i'm
the matter of new business and the
future outlook Is exceedingly dubious -
+. f. Hutton q Co.
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TINrIC ORE SHIPMENTS.

The following were the ore shipments
out OF the Tiutic district for the week
ending Friday night The shipments
are given IN car load lots:
Sioux Consolidated, a. Colorado. n;
Iron blossom. 20; Dragon Iron. go
Scranton. o; Iron King. &. Centennial
Eureka 80; Eagle & Blue Bell. o TN
Gle sam, 6. May Day, / crude and I
concentrates; chief Consolidated. e.
Gemini 3, Grand Central, .. Gold
Chain, 2; Opohongo :. Star dcascl, / 3,
Brooklyn Ocascj. 1; making total Of
1bS cars
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REHABILITATION
FILE MINING DEEDS.


Provo. July 22.-The following deeds
for mining properties have been filed
with the county recorder:
Kent O. Reyes ct AL to John Cleg-
horn. an undivided one-half interest
in the Belero- Phan mining claim in
American Fork canyon; consideration
500
Thor Cedarstrom 10 American Mar
BILE e. onyx company the Red Bird
and Black Jack onyx marble claims
situated on the west side of Utah lake;
consideration 81
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J. FEWS0N SMITH INJURED

J Fews1n Smith has been aId Up
FOR several days with a torn heel caused
by "a motorcycle accident Friday at
sandy. His machine skidded. throw.
ing him to the ground, when he caught
his heel in the wheel. After the acc..
dent Mr. smith was carried In a fam
wagon to the office Of DR. j. n Rob.
inson, where his injuries were attend.
ed to. and ne was assisted 10 his home
6j3 Third avenue
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Boston. July %. -Coppers opened gen.
orally firm but the trading was slow
After the FIRST hour prices eased of
fractionally but the closing quotations
we're near the best OF the day We
feel moro assured that Boston conpera
are cutting adrift from the New York
influence and will advance from this
level .--Iiovey Kenny & Co
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This value could not be obtained in Bos-
ton today.
The shipments Of wool from Boston TO
July n. inclusive, ~ere Isl. glsO2S
pounds, against l39,063e5i pounds for the
same period last year
LONDON.
London July 22-The offerings at
the wool auction today amounted to 10
t5j bales. principally crOssbreds. which
were readily sold TO the home trade
treor buying by the continent assisted in
the hrmness. Queensland secured real
lied 2s I'd.
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LONDON STOCK INCnANGr

London. July 23-On the stock o..
change here today American sscp-l.
ties opened heavy On sympathy with
the weakness In Wall street YESTERDAY
Prices declined during the short -,
sion under the lead NJ Canadian Paclft
and Southern Pacific. The close was
duh and easy with values ranging from
unchanged 10 scyen-eghts below parl
IL
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral Of Edward HemsIey lN
Twelfth East street wil be- held IN The
Sugar Ward houB 1ulv q az ON
The body may be- viewed al the h0ns
on day OF funeral during the morning
and until O'Clock. An friends are 10.
vited to attend tho services
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York July 23.-The statement Of
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold S4O,3l3 t25 more than
the requirements OF the . per cent re-
serve rule. This is an Increase Of N3,-
1918 in the proportionatc cash reserve
as compared with last week The state
meut follows
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New York. july 23.-There was hard
~ a trade made I'M the outside market
today \ general Discrimination to
carry stocks over being the reason
Nevada Hills was the feature. closing
strong at ?. 1-l6 bid.-E. r. Hutton x
GO
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BANK CLEARINGS.

New York. July 22-Bradstreet' bank
cleHrings report for the week ending
July p. shows an aggregate of 50. S4S g1l, -
COO as against S3O9i OSe.0OO last week and
S.olSl5t"O in the corresponding week
last year. The following is list OF
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. July 3.-Cattle-Recelpts. cs.
umatCd at 60. market steady BeeV"s
5.ppHs. %, Texas steers. 3.6nU5.I0. west
cru steers, 5.O0ft $50, stoCkers and feed
ers. 415n64O, cows and hefers. 2.65 az
60, calves. G.156tS.N
Hogs Receipts. estimated at $500,
market steady Light SsOa9.1O; mixed,
3 30as.gi. heavy. S.@aSS0: rough. S05f3
s y good 20 choice heavy S,z5lS 81, pigs,
S.,54910; bulk OF sales. s.45u6.i5.
Nheep-Roceipts. estimated at 1900
market steady Native. 9Ddi.35, west
ern 25On4,25; yearlings. i10d5.50; lambs.
native, i.5Od't0 western 4.5O0I50.
OMAHA.
omaha. July 3.-Cattle-Recelpts. 100.
market unchanged. Native steers, 40 ~
10; COWS and neifers. iC1fi5.16. western
i75, Gamers. 2.50n5.25. stockcrs and
feeders. q. uDu5 80; calves lUO0 1.oO. bulls.
stays, etc, 3.OOn :. ..
Hogs Receipts, 1000; market steady.
Heavy, s.GOH6 so. mixed 20a $50, light,
4. 5JdS s.; bulk OF sales, S.9oN6GO.
sheep Receipts. i,OJl; market strong.
Yearlings. 400Ni.o0. wethers 3.25H4lU;
ewes, 2.55u3.1j, lambs. 6&N75o
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. July 23-Cattle- Receipts.
700. market steady. Native steers 4 i5a
SEQ, cows and heiters. 2So@ 6.25. stock
ers and feeders 2. 500 800, bulls, 3.eJa $50;
calves, EOoHS.5O, western steers. i.50gi
Z. -: western cows 275d5.E
HOCs-Receipts 1000; market steady
TO DC. higher Bulk o. sales, N.5ofte.A 80,
heavy. S.5OQS.1, packers and butchers,
s.6Qqs ~; light S.15uS.A6.
sheep Recelpts, 2Vp' market steady.
Muttons 3.5ON425; lambs, d50n5 3d. fed
wethers aiM yearliugs. 315Q48 30; fed
western ewes. 3 25a4 10
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The percentage Of actual reserve of
tho clearing house banks today was y ~.
Tho statement Of banks and trust
companies Of Greater New York. not
reporting to tho clearing house shows:
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santoy, : asked; s. & g.. 2OasO; Yuma,
2OW2l Royale, 15Gia; Allouez. 3lG35:
Atlantic. 5%@6; Central, 15Gi6is: d.
W. sax; q. O., 6Aa7. Mexico CON,
i5050; New Con, 1sbaM; old Domiu-
ion, 321aqA; quincy, 1O072 Superior,
l054i06; Zinc. 2llsG22h; Groux. 6H
WA; Indiana. 110h; Lake. 33l5a34:
North Lake. 7&0s, S. Utah, MON;
OH 33ikQ34 Apex, 2ikd4.
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FORENOON SALES.

Bullock, 1000 at y
Cedar Talisman, 1000 at s.
colorado. 200 at 32ik.
columbus. 100 at 60; 200 at ST. 200
at 60.
Iron Blossom. zoo at IS 800 at 76
Nevada Hills. 5000 at 212is.
Uncle Sam. 1000 at 22ts: 1000 nc 90
seller Co
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Columbus 700 at 1s 100 at CO.
Iron Blossom, 500 at 70
Nevada Hills, 100 at ais.
Bingham Amalga mated, 600 at ~
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SALT LAKE BANK CLEARIyGS

For tho week ending. tulv ., a..
1910 100.
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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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New York. July 3 Raw sugar, firm
muscovado. SO test, 3 So; centrifugal .9j
test 436. molasses sugar. SO test, 3.6l
REFINED, steady, crushed. J.S5; granulatcd,
BIS; powdered. 5.25.
Conoe-Spot. steady; No. Rio, 81 No.
4 Santos. ga