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5 Nassaa-st., New York.

No SAFER OR BETTER INVESTMENT THAN TIE
F,psr MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS or THE
Central RAILROAD or Iowa AT %, FREE FROM
TAx.-This railroad runs 2@i miles north and south
through the finest and most thlckly settled portion
of tbe magnificent State of Iowa, and Is the only
link wanting to connect the railway centers at st.
Louis and st. Paul by an unbroken line. l4I miles
shorter than any existing route. Forty-sN miles are
already completed, and nearly 100 miles more are
graded. 1900
The amount of Bonds to be issued is but $1,000
per mile, or less than four millions, in all,
on WHICH OVER ONE MILLION HAVE ALREADY
BEEN SOLD.
We BELIEVE THERE WILL BIZ no MORE fA'oiA-
pLE TIME TO SELL GOVERNMENTS, AND BUY REALLY
FIRsT-CIAss RAILROAD SECURTIEs-sUCH AS THESE
THAN THE PRESENT.
After q full examination we have accepted an
Agency for the sale of the above First Mortgage
Bonds. and desire to recommend them to our Gus
toners AS THOROUGHLY SAFE AS WELL As PEoFi-
ABLE INVESTMENT.
JAY Cooke & Co., 20 Wall-st.
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JAY Cooke & Co., 20 Wall-st.

Pamphlets with map, may be obtained, and SUD
scrptons will be received at the COMPANY OFFICES
No. 81 Pine-st. Now-York; at offices OF JAY COOKE
d Co., New York, Philadelphia and Washington;
the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, and banklDg-honseS
Of HowEs d MACY, New-York; and at banking
house of L. w. CLARK d Co. Philadelphia
w. b. SHATTUCB, Treasurer.
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N Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FoR The WEEK bNDtSG March y. ls'c.

lbpt'y i"f ihs y l lhbuss n' ~ ~ 90 's,.,s 40
sold houses BY shoiesals. Slfp-r reeve 70
deducted for commissions beside frtI ana "'-i
shoud BE- carefully marked vito lsnt hi
private sru1er shoa also te PAINTED ap oa s
articles tie under Hor 81 tlf Ds
-.ui letter By mail containing Bssct spd dr'oou A
when Clean packages And care 10 pttans ~ " a.
o Ae vAus Of the produce
BEANS AND PEAS. $500.
Recns Beans ?ltg bush for the Nrek; corresponding
Orpg the st storm 70 The eab
light and have ruled trn though Il 9'
yauee Arrivals bushels todA' Indicate tuat TIE m az
through blockade. carload OF 90 bits Prime -
tods at I'll 80 ~ bblS I'll 90 aud lOs only 1917 az - "
bhs Marross - ~. 20 bbs kIras al ~ ~ .l 'h' "
other price, OF the Gernsn Besss Aiua'd 70 o.
ago bbS have sod Al IS. they aIe some"
quality 10 Of ie bags 1r'a'h
arrived seuthsrn rrss az ns9e, -. ~ IS rd - %
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Banks, Bankers, and Private Capitalists supplied
with frst-class commercial paper at ruling rates, a
supply of which can always be found with u.
FARNIIAM, GILBERT d Co. Wall-st.
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THE MARKETS.
Icarefuny reported for TEE

Icarefuny reported for TEE TRBuyEl 49,
TrYsD.Y March l2 1917.
ASHEs-Pricss from Sc g. ACCORDING 70 salA1,
wide range sales Of the week ABOUT
BUILDING MATRRTALsTbe business mas been only moderate Al
o. quotations.. We quote:
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siderable the market Is fraction off from the sales Of
yesterday The 52os of 1862, llo-whin per cent Of
par with gold and 5?Os OF 1861 Os. and worth 977 in
gold.
Foreign exchange continues strong but only moderately
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Roud,e + b5..... 81 500 ~ Nova scotia D. = dD V@
lLa East ACity.V az 10
RECON- CORN AND BROONS-Tbe routnaed EghF,
market sales To choice 81 l|@bc b"os
~ q deuaai az - ljd - v iozsD
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southern; prices unchanged sales Of 1000 h. al q d
BRlSrLES unchanged: tue demand moderate Sales a. we
- ~ or American Gray AMI White.
BONE-Saes Of tuns AT SIS per tnu.
COTTON has teen rather doing The necessities 81 81
ror,ers untitled freight Increasing the itnAnd but al ca
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N!c aud leo At age all on Los Abiding We quote nom
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H0rs eOnuus quiet Nes Phu- 'oa2ie aud DO Poor Good
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LBATHERIbe INQUIRY for Iemlock sole has ALLEN "a hat
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attract tho largest share 81 Affection Prices before With y the
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Rough dull and uuebauged We quote:
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SAILS Of Slae B0nd-Hqrodd B0nt5B1nL aud Rdload-If'
TUESDAY. March CT. VI.

MINING STOCKS BOAED-PIRSr BOARD. .
Mninq SiotL& lWO Grass Waller % go Grss VALLEY ~
200 CON t,r,g IS lO......,.. "a 100 Smith Par -
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w2UBBER sT0PPERs-Assw Sose,
for salo q 1acs Brown jug.

Je1srssn Gulch.-Messra g. J. Ruhl and
Frank A. Gregory, of Jeherson Gulch, in
form Us there is only about n to3 hours
water in the Gulch At present, and only
some IS or Is men are washing with only
that amount of water. The Gregory Com.
pany cleaned up 81 1000 for the last two
weeks run on the Rhuel ground. 4 mum.
Der of men have already commenced drift
ing for the winter on. the back streak. ="
Mr.. d. G. Harvey. of the Jefferson House,
will take the Carey House ct Blackfoot,
Dec. 1st, and he succeeded At Jefferson by
Mr.. N. Reed. Mr.. Gregory 10 going to
Chicago in . few days, and Mr.: Ruhl ~.
scrts his intention 10 to bring out two more
hands to assist him In developing Montana.
Success to his efforts.
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Fer the tates.-Quite . party Of Deer
Lodgers will leave for the States to.mor.
row. Among them Col J. G. G. Thornton,
70 be absent few weeks; Mr. J. II. Pres
ton for run to tho Central States, hack to
California and then to Montana with 4
band of horses; Mr.. Jno. Dunlap, for Wis.
cousin, and Mr.. Jack Abort. who Is going
to take . look at America, and perhaps
bring some Of it back with him ON the n.
P. r. r. A good trip to all.
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Thosstoa was winlnG to give Up ~ ncs. but that
there aAeaA be perfect atsfaetiea, ss.t out biz ho
which made the SleA mile bat o. TIE lot quarter Of
tie seth showed such evident signs q exhssstioa.
vng refussd On eutssaties Of word and whipto open
tsot, that - wss led from the track while Lizard
Wa q bic NH mile. The game little horse kept Up
bic gait and made his sixtietA nile usdes eight min
utcs, and
% Mun n HOURS AND - MINUTES.
Amid the rousing cheers OF the 100 Or 500 people
who remained to the race out He looked good for
the rest Of hundred and Apparently didn't appreciate
the blankets and hbbonds with which he was In IN
instant covered, % much % b would another dash
around the course.
The following n the
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The 1arkets.-During tho past wesk OF
two there he's been heavy advance In some
Of the staples In this market, owing to the
combination in Helena, and disposition on
the part of merchants to turn IN honest
penny. Coal oil advanced from &1.25 to
g, but In view Of the fair weather hes de.
clined to $3.50, and 10 rather dull. Candles
went from Is to 1885, bacon and lard
from "a to 40c; matches from 311.50 and
@12 to @15. Sugar advanced from 81 to SOC
and 10 held nrm. There is little change in
other articles.
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Montana ". CALIFORNIA; letter from
Mr.. o. J. Dorwin to Mr.: James Gilchrist.
dated Stockton, CAL, Nov. LIST, sass: IS.
K. Best of Butte City and Highland noto
riety, was hanged In this city Oct. list, for
murder" Mr.. d. speaks discouragingly
of Stockton, says business is overdone, and
there are moro idle men than in any coun-
try he ever saw. MANY are actually beg
ging living. Those who change Montana
for California arc badly fooled. I expect to
come back in the Spring, and will bring q
band of horses"
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Struck N.-A letter from Mr.. ]. B. Town,
Foreman of w. w. Jones & Co.'S Bed
Rock Flume on Elk Greek, states that the
hume has been set sixty feet in the fiat.
The bed rock has changed from hard to
shelly, begins to prospect well, and Mr..
Town thinks I'VE have struck it." Work
10 being prosecuted with vigor, and the
Company Is mining BY this time. We con.
gratulate MI. Jones and hope best auticipa.
tons will he realized. Three summers
work and an investment of $l0.0 or $l5,
600 deserve compensation.
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Lincoln Gulch.-Mr. A. P. Rose, of Lin.
coin. writes US that ''only the Upper Drain
Co. and two or three others are now sluic-
ing, the majority having suspended opera
tons for the winter. The prospects on
Sour Krout Gulch are very aastering 1t
present Tho Discovery Company is ma.
king about t15 per day 70 the hand. Three
other dssins are being run and win proba.
lily be completed this winter. The Keep
Cool Drain Co. will start mp again in few
days." May they strike It rich, - they de.
serve, l. the wish Of everybody.
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Ennettsbargh.-We learn from NJ. Jas
Davidson that quite rich bar was opened
On the Gulch, about quarters Of .
mile above town, last week. It was ground
staked when the gulch was struck, and pur.
chased some time since with gulch claims,
by Messrs Warren and Henderson. Last
week they prospected II, brought up .
ditch> ct : string Of sluices and on 6atur-
day. with 80 inches Of water, two msa
working, took out In one hour and . halt
COS. The bar 10 from to feet deep, and
pays Ill the way; II y only some 1850 feet
long, but the wonderful richness evidenced
in the nrst run has elstsd The ovnen, who
~ to b congratulated on their god for
tune. Work In the gulch was nearly sus.
pended by the cold snap. bat b In psogrsss
again. On Tuesday last fifteen mare Chi
uamcn came into camp, which gives them
The majority in The salcs, asd b aSost lhe
Won't Thing hat could happen p hat por.
hen d Montana
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To Start Up.-We learn from credible
authority, although unable to ascertain par.
ticulars, that the James Stuart mill. ut
Philipsburgh, will be at work In ten days,
under the management of Capt. Plaistcd.
We anticipate good returns.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-11-18

A sufficient number Of the citizens of
Missoula having signed the application for
. Charter, = Lodge Of Good Tsmplars win
he instituted at that place tomorrow ere
ming. Grand Lodge Deputy T. E. Clohecy
received the requisite papers from The
Grand Lodge At Helena yesterday, and left
for Missoula per this morning coach. We
und.rstand Lodge will also be instituted
n Stcyeusyille shortly. o.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-11-18

Miners, ranchmen and taxpayers gener-
ally, living in the fifty -mile.vicinity Of Elm.
mettsburg, will do themselves favor BY
noticing the advertisement of Mr.. Davidson
and giving him their patronage.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-11-18

"a STITCH IN TINE SAVES N1yE-J.coS
Leiees has opened Tailoring and Renovaiug estah
and Fl0werree 4 Talbot's saloon building We can
recommend him, noy30
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-11-18

Mr.: and Mrs. Kroger left a. 4 m. to-day,
per coach for Bear gulch, having very hos.
pitabIy entertained their friends during the
evening, and remembered the printers gen.
erously.