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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-03
WADDELL |NSPECTS
OHIO CONCENTRATORS

Following his arrival In Salt Lake
Monday, George F. Waddell, now in
charge OF operations al the Ohio Copper
company. departed for the property yes-
terday, where he will spend the next
two weeks, giving his attention 10 the
proposed adjustments OF the concentrat
ing plant He Intends to incrense the
efficiency OF the plant TO the maximum
as applied TO the treatment OF the low
grade porphyry ores.
Alfred Frank will devote his attention
TO mining operations and VIII endeavor
TO keep the mill supplied with ore to It's
capacity. There has never been any
difficulty in keeping up the tonnage re-
quired for treatment but the grade OF ore
has been somewhat lower during the cur
rent year.
During the month of October the Ohio
company earned S20.5oO leaving a net
earning OF $4,000 after deducting all
costs. This showing Is .made on pro-
duct!on OF 100 800 pounds OF copper ex-
tracted from 66, 500 tons OF ore averaging
per cent copper. This production re-
fleets credit on the management. in that
it is the largest ever made by the COM
pany.
Readjus.ments at the mill Will be made
rapidly. avoiding interruptions In the
operations as much as possible, and II
is believed that few or no delays VIII
be occasioned. The present capacity of
the mill Is 1900 tons, and II Is said that
changes as now planned by Mr.. Waddell
Will bring the capacity up to 1000 tons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-03
MINES OPERATING
RUNNING SMOOTHLY

G. n. Dern Of the Mines Operating
company has returned from an inspection
trip to the property at Park CITY. and re-
ports that everything Is running along
smoothly now. The dryer broke down on
account Of the wearing out Of certain
parts. and IN consequence the operations
were halted for two days. The dryer has
been repaired. and the average daily ton
mage OF about $50 tons is being handled
again.
Mr.. Dern said that the company has eH-
perienced certain handicaps on account OF
the water, and that some ore OF a good
grade had 10 be Il ba ndoned on account
Of the danger involved in taking ii out
However, the present tonnage will be
maintained, IL not increased, and condi-
tions at the property generally are salts
factory to the management
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RICO ARGENTINE IS
INCREASING OUTPUT
1t Is Estimated That Decem-
Der Shipments VIII Aggre-
gate Forty Cars.

message received at the local office
OF the Rico-Argentine company, from the
property In Colorado. says that develop
ment work In the mine continues In a
very satisfactory manner and that there
are now seven faces OF shipping ore ex-
posed aside from that which occurs In
the Humboldt tunnel
Production from the Rico property is
being made from two faces OF ore at
the present time. shipments having been
curtailed through lack OF hauling faclli-
ties TO the railroad. The company has
on hand and ready for shipment Elk cars
OF carbonate ore, six cars OF copper rock
which will be consigned to a local smelt-
Ing plant and fifteen cars Of copper ore
which Will be shipped to the Ouray
smelter. In addition to this. there are
being loaded one car Of iron ore and one
car of zinc ore
Shipments for December will aggre-
gate at least forty cars. with the proba-
bIlity that they viii be creator than this.
Conditions at tho mine. according to the
message. are right for production at the
present rate for an indefinite period
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FOREIGN BUYING
BROADENS MARKET
Scattered Profit Taking
Causes Reaction During
the Last Hour.

James A. Pollock & Co, investment
brokers, 80 South Main street. furnIah
the following. received over their privat te
wire yesterday;
From Logan & Bryan. New York
Hardening tendencies were quite pro-
nounced In the stock market early, and 1t
was evident that some foreign buying or
ders were in the market around opening,
which enCour1 ged class OF trade friend =
ly TO higher prices, and the market was
considerably broader. than 1t has been for
some time. up TO the receipt OF the presl-
dents message. The same corresponded
pretty closely 10 recent forecasts and the
message was considered negatively favor
nble-not jusufying the predictions that
have been made by some people OF late
that Its character would be very drastic.
We believe the market would have done
somewhat better but for the feeling
among many prominent people who, al
though not peSsimlStic, feel II unwise to
become aggressive on the side for better
the presidents special trust message.
Some scattered profit taking took place
In the last hour, which caused the re-
action.
From Paine Webber & Co, Boston
A decidedly better feeling was noticeable
In the local market this morning and
several OF the coppers rallied easily on
n small amount of buying, The higher
IeNei OF prices was maintained through
out the day and the advance failed to
bring out any liquidation. Conditions are
encouraging for a further upward move
menL
From Gallagher curb letter, New
York-Thc Goldfeld stocks were fairly
active today and little stronger under
the leadership OF Goldleld Consolidated
which, while not advancing much. has
been In demand AT Sl.45. Tonopah stocks
appear to be about ready TO advance. and
we think any change in sentiment or con-
ditions in the mining market Will be the
signal for a general advance
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EAST T|NT|C CO.
ASSESSES STOCK
Company's Debts Exceed
$4,000 and Mortgage Is
Long Past Due.

Secretary Harvey CluF OF the Bas
Tintic Development company Is scndin
the following statement 10 stockholder
With notice OF assessment OF i cent
share.
To tbe Stockholders OF the East
Tintic Development company:
The inciosed notice OF assessment
Will remind you that the company Is
SIN in existence. In order that you
may know the reason for this as
sessment. and the exact condition OF
the company. the BOARD instructed me
TO mail 10 each stockholdcr a circu-
lar letter.
ABOUT eighteen months ago You
paid an assessment OF J cent per
share; at that time great majority
OF the stock was sold for the assess
ment and costs and bought In by the
company. so that today there are but
27s,i04 shares outstanding. the hal
ance ie in the treasury OF the com
pany The former assessment Just
nssTsss SSsst On On ths co Gney 70 ea up
November, 1912. Since that time tho
property has been leased. part OF
the time. and the royalty received has
paid interest to date, taxes .n. insu.
all up TO date except about SSl stu
due on this years taxes, so VIC can
say our present obligations are
s50SI, and the mortgage is long past
snare assessments TO pay the eX-
penses and obligations. IL all the pres
ent stockholders pay. so as soon AS
this sSeSsment Is collected. YOU can
expect another similar one. unless
we can find someone who would like
20 get control and take a block OF the
trea sury stock.
The company owns tho Ralph lode
claim. and an undivided one-fourth
interest in the Two Silver King claims
ON he su1Itfl OF tine Rnlri3 clnin. We
have number OF buildings. n 100
horse power steam boiler. compressor
hoiet. etc. that cost over $4,000 The
shaft is down 900 feet. and there is
considerable zinc ore in the old work
;ngs, with a very nice streale Of lead
silver ore going down on the $50
level. but we have not prospected be-
low that level. except to sink the
shaft We feel sure that some day
development In that part OF the dis
trict will make our property very val
liable. and the stockholders who hold
on will make some money out OF It.
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WHEAT IS STRONGER
ON CHICAGO MARKET
Threatened Damage to Crop
Here and in Argentina
Is Cause.

CHICAGO, Dec, BLACK rust in Ar
sentina and green bugs In Texas brought
about bulge today in the wheat mar
ket. Only a part Of the effect how
ever, was lasting. the close being weak
at an advance OF ac 10 &c net. Corn
finished unchanged to &c higher and oats
the same rs last night to Ia &c up. but
provisions were off 5@7ac to 27lc
One OF the largest houses In the wheat
trade had direct cables telling OF a
ton of Argentina, The pest was said
To be now general in that region. Dam
age from green bugs in Texas was de-
clared to be mauifestIng itself in some
OF the largest producing counties Be
sides there were increasing complaints
gan and Ohio.
Despite bearish reactions, especially
one shortly after the opening and am
other lust before the close. wheat prices
at no time went under last nights fig
ures. Export sales had a sustaining in
fucHce and so also did a tightening on
the holdings OF soft winter grades in Ali
winter crop centers. In addition crop
adVlees from India were adverse. receipts
northwest OF here were exceptionally
showed substantial falling off
Soft weather. delaying receipts. tended
to lift the price of corn AdvancInC
quotations at Missouri river points and
at Liverpool aided the bulls Profit taxi
ing by longs. however, served to restrict
the advance.
Elevator interests we're after oats
The, method pursued. the buying of De
cemher and selling. Of May was not
though. of disturbing character.
Warehouse stocks OF provisions proved
larger than expected and n break In hog
market, Covering by shorts resulted ONLY
In slight raly. '
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Heavy Foreign Account.

The advances scored I'm the first hour
attracted selling for foreign account. and
arbitrage dealers we're busy for the, first
time In many weeks, Some 10, 600 shares
were sold, Steel Amaigamated Copper
and Erie predominatlng.
California Petroleum shares advanced
from one to two points on expectation
that the regular dividend on the pre-
ferred stock would shortly DO declared,
and Canadian shares were firm on the
rumor that the directors might meet
within the next ten days TO discuss back
dividends on the preferred.
President Wilson's message was deliv-
ered on the floor Of the stock exchange
promptly at o'clock As bankers had
already studied It's academic phrasing,
prices were not affected when the floor
brokers studied the document.
A somewhat better tone developed IN
foreign markets. The action OF the
French chamber Of deputies In approving
the S260.00o000 government loan was a
favorable influence The Bank Of En-
gland obtained all OF the $4,000. 900 gold
arriving from South Africa and discounts
are reported easier. Call money renewed
at 81 per cent and time money was yir-
tually unchanged. Two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars IN currency was trans
ferred to San Francisco. The end of this
movement is now believed to be In sight
and no further shipments are expect ed
TO Canada
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CUTTING HANGING
WALL IN HALIFAX

On the hoo level Of the Halirax-Tono-
pah the south crosscut from the shnft
entered last week a body Of mixed quartz
and trachyte formation, which IS be-
lieved to be the hanging wall of the big
east and west vein cut on the 1000 level,
and crosscutting In this is now In
progress, says the Tonopah Miner
The north crosscut on this level hns
now reached the Mizpah Extension boun-
dairy line. and the company will now raise
from It's 1160 level to make connections
for air and ventilation. On the 1900 level
the south drift WAS extended during the
week In q body Of quartz carrying small
values. This drift Is being extended to
cut the downward extension Of the east
and west vein on the 1000 level
On the 1000 level raising is still in
progress from the east drift on q body of
low-grade mill ore The south prospect-
Ing drift south OF the east and west vein
WAS extended the usual distance with
out any change in forma tion
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New York Money.

NEW YORK, Dec. Call money firm.
4396 per cent; ruling rate. 81 per cent;
closing. i,@ds per cent
Time loans. firm; sixty days. 5@64 per
cent; ninety days, per cent; six months.
per cent
Mercantile paper. 5i@5s per cent.
Sterling exchange. firm; sixty days,
s4S12 20. demand. $4.S5a0.
Commercial bills, S4.S1,
Bar silver. 57sc
Mexican dollars, 54;c.
Government bonds. steady; railroad
bonds. firm
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Gross Earnings Decrease.

Erie's gross earnings for October de-
creased $4,000. with net decrease Of
Sa36,000 The Reading company reported
q surplus after charges Of $1,215, 900, a
decrease Of s918,G00
Today tho Interstate commerce COM
mission published the preliminary earn
lnss OF all the companies for The month
OF October. showing n loss OF $40 900 In
gross md ten times that amount In net,
The losses In net were due largely TO
increase In cost of conducting trausporta-
ton. This Item is made up OF wages and
fuel
In the late dealings prices In the active
stocks fell about point from the high
or the day. The advance was attributed
10 4 covering Of short contracts rather
than any Idea that traders saw turn
for the better in speculative conditions.
Closing Stock List.
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By BROADAN WALL.
terna tlonal News Service.

Hy Interna tional News Service.
NEW YORK, Dec, 2.-On an increa sed
volume OF business that carried the DAYS
sales over the 200, ,000-share mark. prices
developed strength in today's market and
created a semblanca OF cheerfulness.
Transactions in the iirst hour exceeded
100000 shares. Fifty per cent Of the In
itial business was attributed to buying
for Boston account. which was assumed
to be short covering. The bulk OF the
purchase Was in Steel common and Union
Pacific.
Gains In many cases were sharp, Steel
rose TO 56, Union Pacific touched 1908,
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, Dec. c.-Hocs-Receirts,
3e.00o; unsettled; opened Toe lower; de-
cline partly regai incd; bulk OF sales s755
a 7,75; light. S715d7.10: mixed, S745T
I.96; heavy, sLf507.S5; rough, $3.50
50: pigs. sj.00m710.
sc 60m9,50; Texas steers Sc 65T7 10:
western steers. s5o0M776; sioclers and
feeders. sd,sodI.fo: cows and helfers
Sd;s3one'l calves. SLoOa 100,
cIc higher; native, Sf.00m5.o5: western.
Soon1."5: ye5rlinss. s595ds.75: lambs.
native, S6.1od7'5. western. Sc 1oep7.75
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BUSINESS SHOWS INCREASE
ON THE NEW YORK MARKET
Heavy Trading of the Day Creates Once More a
Semblance of Cheerfulness on the Part
of Brokers

Reading 1914 Lehish Valley ti9 and
Amalgamated Copper 6at. Erie burst Into
activity and jumped from 26s to 2it,
where II met liberal supply of stock
for London account.
Wall street. like hungry fish, will sTal-
low any kind OF bait In tho way OF a
rumor For instance. the advance in Eric
was attributed to change in control
To verify this, II was whispered that the
ate, Erie , lfalnmen neG mad received orders orders 20
that they may be ready to substitute the
new name of the new controlling COM
pany. The reader may I'll in Great
Northern or Canadian Pacific.
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Kansas City

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 2.-Hogs-Re-
cclpts $4,000; l0c lower: bulk, sT25@
go; heavy. $500 90; packers and
pigs, s5.50G6.I5.
Cattle-Rcccipts II 900 steady; prime
fed steers. SS.20MS.50, dressed beef
steers, S6.25mS.l0: western steers $6o0@
80: southern steers. s5.5007.5O: COWS.
si.25M 100: helfers, s5.50mS.50: stockers
and feeders. 50. 80 bulls. si76m650
calves. S6.50Mi0.0o
sheep-Receipts. 10000; steady: lambs.
S1.00mIs5: yearlnes, s5.2566.25: weth-
erS. si.5oT5.5o; ewes. sA00@f60.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA. Ncb.. Dec. Clogs
Receipts, 5000; lower: heavy. sI50m7. 40;
light, S7.o0u7.1o; pigs, S5.75@6,75; bulk
OF sales s7.30@T.55
steers. 81. .25m9.25. cows and hcifevs. so. T5
MI.35; western steers. So o0@ 80: Texas
steers, S5,i5Nl0O; range cows and hclf-
crS. S5.5OM / 90; calves 600Ta TO- 90.
Sheep-Receipls. $500: lower: year
lngs. S5.50M6.10; wethcrs. si.00m4.65:
lambs. sG.15G7.50
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-Butter-Re
1900 tubs; factory current mako
ga 22sc.
Cheese, steady: receipts. 1900
state whole milk. fresh, average
l5lMl6c.
Eggs. irregular; receipts. $500
nearby hennery whites, fine to
$4,000: gathered whites. 54@5Sc;
ern gathered whites, io@50c.
Live poultry. firm: western chi
ls5c; fowls. i6c; turkeys, 1Sc: .dl
al,let. fresh killed western chicko
023c: fowls, 12ni3lc; turkeys.
1Smo5c.
Wheat. spot firm. No. red, 81!
mestic elevator and sl.0l. nominal.
alloat; No. northern Duluth, 9T3c
aftoat. Futures rallied on dec
stocks December, 94Sc; May, 9ShS
HOPS, steady.
Hides, steady.
Flour, quiet. Ia
Wool. steady.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. !: !.

NEW YORK. Dec. Cooper.
standard spot TO January. sI400e
eleCtrolytic. S14.15m loo: lake. 5
1850, nominal; casting, 4.o5V4.s
Tin. weak: spot and December,
GS9.o0. January, S3S.70929.0o: Feb
s3S IJD39.25.
Lead. easy; S405@415.
Antimony. dull: Cookson's, s1.5o
Iron, irregular, No. l northern,-
T15.I5; No. . northern. SIS 00915-5
southern, si0 006l5.50: No. | so
soft. 00m1550.
London markets closed as follow
Copper, steady, spot, G66 los n
c6d los.
Tin. firm: spot. si7s los; II
e1I7 los.
Iron-Clevelan warrants, AIS 1it
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LOW-PRICED STOCKS
DOMINATE TRADING

The improvement In business on the
local exchange which began Monday was
continued yesterday, the demand heing
centered on the lowpriced issues. Iron
Blossom was the only stock among the
shareg being transferred at sL15. Among
the unlisted stocks. Rico Wellington was
sold at Ieac and 17c; Alta Consolidated,
at iic. Yesterdays 1Gures follow:
UNLISTED STOCKS
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NDUSTRIALS.
FORENOON SALES

FORENOON SALES.
bingham AmaIga,nsted. 1000 al Ic.
Cedar 1ahsnap. 1909 at &c.
Iron Blossom. 1900 AT sI.l5.
l-eii T!ntic 1000 q 1c.
Seven Troughs. 1000 at 20.
Tintic Central. 5000 Al, &c.
Union Chief. 1000 al 25c.
Victoria Consolidated. 200 at osc
Shares sold, 15.500.
Selling value. Sl15i
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado. 500 at 1otc
Iron Blossom. 100 AT sf15,
Prince Consolidated, 500 at Jsc.
Shares sold. 5106.
Selling value. S102760
AFTERNOON SALES.
Ceda r TaIisman. 500 AT &c.
May Day, 1000 at 55c
Silver King Coalition. 100 at $3.50
Shares sold. 2600
Selling value. s443.76.
OPEN BOARD
United Tintic. 1000 at ic
Shares sold. $500.
Selling value. 1880.
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RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Wheai--No. : rod aiTs@ess.. No
NO. hard' bi!tdseci No. hard. S5s, ,1ssGc. NJ
northern. sSissfSai=c; No. northern. ssisafssc:
NO; spring. SsIssGc; No. 3 spring ssb 6sSc ''
corn-No. ., i3is0Tic: No ? whit, 4sSei,.
s9 N9: ysloS' 7s@7s'se; No: 9, Tsa7SIsc new. sis
i1 v.iie. so. wdite. i@lI7tc: now ssgC9c; No :
yellow, ifs0,5c; new Cof70Ac W. Z"
Rre-T" "hi'e' ' se@59Ie' standard. soe4one
parloy-53TsOc
Tipothy--$io1G 90
Clovor-Sl0 5edlhc0.
Pork-S2ioo
Iard-3l0.s7i.c.
Riog-s1o. 50Tll.2e.
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Flax. Oats and Rye,

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 2-ITlour-Ffrst
patents, S405Ga.35; second patents SO S5
@s.15; first clears, s2.So@G.60; second
clears. s360H2S0
Bran. unCha nced
Corn, No yellow. e2n SEC.
oats. No. 3 white. 362m3Ic
Rye. No. .. 52M53!c
Flax. 81 364NDII0g.
Barley, unchanged
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Ore and Bullion.

Mccormick & Co. bankers. Yesterday
reported ore received TO the value Of $50
900. and bullion worth s135,000 shipped;
total, S19b, 1000.
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Grutli Meeting Postponed.

The annual stockholders meeting OF the
GrutH Mining company has been post
poned to January 8.
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Boston Mining Stocks,

James A. Pollock & Co. investment
brokers. 169 South Main street. furnish
the following, received over their private
wire yesterday.
BOSTON COPPER RANGE.
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CHICAGO Produce.

CHICAGO, Dec 2.-Butter, 81
creamerles, 22s@3Sc.
Eggs, higher; receipts, 54Sa case
mark. cases included. 30G36c; ORD
hrsts, SSmS5c; firsts. 36G037c.
fotatoes, unsettled: 60@6sc: rec
Poultry. alive, unchanged.
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New York Mining Stocks.

James A Pollock & Co, Investment,
brokers, 169 South Main street, furnish
the Following, received over their private
wire yesterday.
NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS
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Wool Auction Sales.

LONDON. Dec, "a miscella neous
sortnent OF 1900 bales caused sp1r
competition at today's wool sales.
PriceS generally were firm. The ~
grades of secured merinos often sod
an advance OF . per cent Ameri1
bought sparing!y,
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Ore Shipments.

The Utah Ore Sampling company yes
terday reported eight cars OF Utah ore
relca sed
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NEW YORK CURB CLOSE.
Metal Market.

Prices posted yesterday on the metal
market by Mccormick d Co. bankers,
were ~ follows. silver 51ac. lead. sf29:
copper. S1tiS2
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Cotton Markaf

steady at 10 5 points higher.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Cotton futures
closed steady. December i3.19c; Jan
nary, 1S.05c: March. 1S.1Sc; May. i3, 10e;
July. 1880
Spot, quiet: middline. 1s5Oc; sulf.
l3. I6c
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Nevadas in San Francisco,

James 4. Pollock g. Co, investment
brokers at 1853 South Main street, furnish
the following. received over their priva lie
wire yesterday.
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James A. Pollock&C
Established 1880.
lNNGSTMEf.T BROKE Rs
te9 South Main Street
Salt Lake City,

IriVate wires 10 all markets.
SorrespondeDts members New y
Stotk Exchange, Boston Stock Z
SnanSn, Chicago Board OF Trades 3
aork Cotton Exchange, PhiladelY
Stook Exchange. New Orleans Cor
exchange. Denver Stock ExchA1
San Francisco Stock Exchanges e.
Kane Stock Exchange. Butte Su
Exchange.
Accounts carried on liberal tern
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Coffee Futures

NEM lOEk. Dec 2.-digher Euronea =
opening ADVANCE OF ) TO n pointe i
yoltce TODAY. Buying seemed rcstrictsd
however, nov by bearish view of visible SIN.
ply neures or nervousness oyur pp
Siilau situation. Close was bareIv s.oot;,
S,' Ta.es' a@'Voo bags. December. O. $oc: Jan.
naTy' naiT 80 9,ac; daS March. o.7Oc; May, ssSc: @
% To &c. iS,o1c; Go,c; august, lo.llc: September.
Spot, quiet; Rio No. !. ogc. Santos No
:. IItc Mild, quiet. Cordoya. I3GIStc
Tho November worlds y,sibI. surr,..
increased 41S.945 bags supply
Evaporated Fruits.
n,ss MhM w.. YORK. Dec. 2.-Evaporated an.
Prunes. quiet.
Apricots. frn
Peaches. quiet
i'alSins. quict and firm
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New York Bonds.

Total sales FOR the day, cjs, ,oo sharcs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-03
COPPER STAT|OVAR'
ON NEW YORK bO
Lead Is Down While S
Is Up, Both Here am
Abroad.

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