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Show BROUGHER DIVIDE HAS EXCELLENT OUTLOOK The Brousrher Divirlp has one of the most promising outlooks at the prPHtit time to be found in flip Divide diatriit, says tiie Tonopali Paily Timfs. An-noiinc-enient was officially made yesterday yester-day that the drift has cut a ledtro that is out ;J,18 feet northwest on the 5i3-foot level That shows a width of from two to four feet, and that many tests show values varying from $S to J36 a ton in silver and prold, with the white metal predominating. Report was current yesterday morning that a sensational find had been made on the lower level, hut this was denied by Superintendent Gus Hansen, who admitted, ad-mitted, however, that ore of a commercial commer-cial grade had been uncovered on a cro-s ledce. Indications are that something some-thing out of the. ordinary is about to take place at this well-known mineral estate, and to that end development is being prosecuted with vigor throughout the various workings. The Brougher is unquestionably destined des-tined to become one of thc . substantia producers of the Divide Dcelopmen that has bec.i carried forward dun g recent weeks is rapidly bringing fc-sulls and no doubt within a short l.m,; shipment ship-ment will be inaugurated that jvlll show a substantial tonnage. Minneapolis Grain. MINNEAPOLIS. .Inly MS.-Flour, um-lmnscd. Barley. L18i.l.?7. OatfjNo. a white, T.-'Vioee1. Flax, f0.0Sftf0.il. Kansas City Produce. KANSAS CITY. July 20Hulter. eirss n.l poultry, mictiaup'd. |