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Show I BIG PHOSPHATE BEDS. Charles C. Jones, Interested in Idaho and Wyoming, in the City. Charles C. Jones, who Is developing poiiv gn-at prosphate fields In Western Wyoming and Eastern Idaho, dropped into Salt Like Saturday t.. spend a few hours with his friend, Charles B. Jack Mr Jones, who Is en route to Wyoming, staled that hL phosphate interests were developing nicely and that the future of these deposits meant much to tho Western West-ern country. Review of Nevada Situation. Nat Bons. the Pan Franclnco correspondent of James A. Pollock & Co.. over their private wlr revl'.ws the week situation In th.. Nevada Ne-vada mines qn follow! The market the past week has l.een vary weak, under a flood of big Belling; orderrs driving all the leaders from G to 1J xlnts lower. This Is probably due in shortness of money, continual Ion of omelter troubles and margin stock h-lng thrown on tho market; hut yesterday n healthy reaction set In end. the market Is much stronger, ith some good buying orders In It v. Ill rally and them higher for the time tvlng Montana-Tom ifsih H' k Is romlnir from the East and not much ore Is being shipped Midway la drifting on the lower levels, with lots of high-grade ore. shipments last week were about ninety-five tons of ore. MaiNarnara Jumped from 50 to '5. as Boiai Smith of the West End property thinks If t-:.ble th.- ore may dip Into MarNnmara ground and has bought that property for the protection of the West End property. He line now over 400.000 out of tto.-tvin tto.-tvin shores Issued and tbls is a good thing for Tenopoh. as Smith Is a very progressive man fcnd of tho right kind Would n. i udvle purchase pur-chase yet, us stock may react and go down Bt-lmont fhlpment about 1G0 tons, averaging over J100. There In little stock afloat out here, and It Is roxly held by I'hlladi lphlans. Nrrth Star was a bad actor, falling as low-as low-as 31 cents and rcat tlnr to 40 cents, margin rtrck making it weak. I look for lower prices. '.old Mountain at S rente, It9 present price, Is very cheap, and I odvltio Its purchase, ,i 'the property Is an ore producer and will aurelr do better. Butler Is Inartlvo and little work Is going on In the property. It will probably sen lower. Tonopah of Noadn Is strong at fll hid. and v. Ith llllle stork on this market. The East has been buying the past two weeks nt $U and It should do better. The company made the biggest shipment of record last wk. yv t'ino. mi. nop. illzlng most of th.i cars. This 1-eid rt .wn the shipments of othor companies olden Ancnor Is weak. In sympathy with Ihc balance of the market and Its Inability to ship ore." Boston Copper Letter. James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and brokers, brok-ers, are !n r..ci tpt of the following copper letter from Rnston: "There Was a very good demand for oop-pi oop-pi n :ir.d a good tone, hut no erratic move inents. Boston Con. Utah and North Butte Wer i lie features while Dal) West hbs nl-o fairly active, but more selling wa to be seen In this stock. All things considered, our market mar-ket has acted exn Hi ntly. nnl n much belter o.arket I looked for next week." Ore Shipments. The Pioneer eampler reported the arrival of the following cars of ore Saturday: Bingham one, Alta two. and onu each from Tlntlc end Nevada. Taylor &. P.runton reported as follows: fol-lows: Montuna one, Tlntlc two Idaho two, Nevada one, and three from Bingham. j Ore and Bullion. The ore and bullion report given by Mr-ti Mr-ti fornkk's bank Faturday was as follows: Ore. j '-"7,iW; bullion, $3-O"0 Silver was quoted at jl j the high point of 65'. |