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idaho.

Ex-senator Dubois lectures on "Ha-
wall" at Boise, Thursday evening.
Boise Statesman: A statement pref
pared by the state auditor shows the
counties owe the state for '95 and '96
the sum of $42, $780, IS of general revenue,
$1,161.l5 on university account n g.
1928 on wagon o account The de-
iinquency prior to 1895 amounts to $780,
022.2S, making q total of S110, 942.51. The
largest amour due from any n
county for '95 and SO is owed by Bing-
ham, $1O,3S707, general revenue. Next
comes Latah with S4.625.S1; then no
shone, with S4,369.07. Ada, Bear Lake,
Bannock, Lincoln and Washington
counties have paid all their general
revenue apportiOnment for those
years, while Gilmore has only $13
standing against it, and Boise $S1.5S.
w. j. Logan, a f%reighter. was brought
to Boise with a broken leg. The acct
dent occurred near Snake river. His
brake broke and he was thrown from
his wagon.
The HALEY Times thinks Mckinley
made a mistake in thanking God for
Hanna's election; hat he should have
thanked cold cash." applied where it
did the most good.
Sheriff Lippencott of Boise county
has made all preparations for the ex-
ecution Of st. Clair, the murderer, o
stayed by the supreme court. He had
received from San Quentin a rope al
ready stretched, and with the knot
tied, and also received a black cap. 1t
is learned that ST. Clair served several
terms in the California p-enitentiary.
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Chicago j Y Stock.

Chicago. Jan. 19.-Cattie-Sales were
about 10 cents lower on an average. The
greater part OF the beef steers crossed
the scales at S4.sOa5.1O; the poorest lots
around s3.S0G4.O0, while extra choice
beeves We're firm at S5.35G5.5O. Stockers
prime feeders at s4.3Jd4.5O. Fat COWS and
heifers were steady at SS-S5d4.25. Calves
were steady.
Hogs-The extreme range paid for in
ferior to prime droves of hogs was $500
BIZ. the bulk of the sales being at $1,000
$40, while pigs went largely at S3.45G3.60.
S-heep-Sheep sold at S2.60Q4.50 for in
ferior to prime fiocks; yearlings at $4.409
Ats, and lambs at SHOWCASES. Fed west
ern sheep brought ss.5Dd4.50. and western
lambs found purchasers at $5.00G5.50, a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-20
OLD EARTH'S A N
San Domingo a Prey to Seismic Dis
turbances.

SaH OomLnSo q Frey 10 Seismic Dis
t~urbances.
New York, Jan. 1s.-The Clyde line
steamer Cherokee which arrived today
from San Domingo ports, brings details
of the earthquakes which have oc-
CURED with frequency since Dec. 29
last.
AT Porto Plata ard surrounding
neighborhood women and children
rushed from their houses into the
streets, crying out to be saved. The
swaying of walls and the rocking of
the earth caused a sensation of nau-
sea The first shock was soon fol-
lowed by another and still another in
rapid succession. Many people say
that the water from disused wells was
seen to surge up level with the ground,
and almost as rapidly disappear again.
In Santiago the grand edifce of
Cerro. one of the oldest in the
western hemisphere and dating from
the time of Columbus, WAS entirely de
stroyed. Almost every day since Dec.
20. there have been shocks, but of a
comparatively harmless nature. AS far
as is known there has been no loss OF
human life.
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New York, Jan. 19.-The market for
stocks today improved in tone and ac-
tivity as the day wore on, and at the
close the general list showed fractional
improvements; while in some cases there
was g rise of from to 22 points. The
close was strong at the best prices of the
day. The extreme ease of money. call
loans being made as low as IL. was a
potential influence in the markets late
strength. There were several other
beneficial features in the news of the DAY,
the weekly earnings of railways in nearly
every case were net increases. running up
10 81. 200 in Chesapeake q Ohio and $4,000
in Louisville & Nashville. The $4,000, 900
Illinois Central terminal bonds Were con-
siderably over subscribed. These lactS.
together with the action of the Gus of
representatives at Washington in sus-
resolutions, caused a rising tide in quota
lions, the traders taking the view that
legislative action in behalf of Cuba for a
while, at least, was improbable.
CURRENCY QUESTION.
Washington reports regarding the cur
rency question had little influence on the
London market for, Americans and Berlin
and Frankfort were reported as taking
an apathetic view of the subject. The
transactions in Sugar and Northern Pa
cific were in considerable volume. Sugar
rose on street gossip that it was time for
a resumption of the bull campaign in that
speciality. Northern Pacific left off at rs
advance on hopeful expressions regarding
the earnings by friends of the property.
BOND MARKET.
The bond market maintained a fair de-
gree of strength, with transactions
largely centered in the speculative lines.
The aggregate sales were 3,450.0 900.
Government bonds showed an easier
tendency.
MONEY MARKET.
Money on call 2q21z per cent; last loan 2.
mercantile paper 3d3% per cent.
exchange dull and easier with
actual business in bankers bills at 1910
kS4a for demand and at 4.822s@4.S25s for
days. Posted rates. 4.S3G4.S3R NJ
LS51Ra4.S6. Commercial bills, 4.Sl%.
Silver certificates, 56kd57A. Bar silver,
'6%. Mexican dollars, 45A.
Government bonds. firm. State bonds.
1ull. Railroad bonds, firm.
SALES OF STOCKS.
The sales of stocks today were 2S7.eOO
shares. including: c.. & o.. SPA; 3. x o., |
$780,; Louisville & Nashville, 5000; an
lattan. 1855; Metropolitan, 7.0J0; Hawai-
1857; Northern Pacific. $500; New
York Central, 1926; Northern Pacific, a.
Rock Island, @. i99; Union Pacific. a.
%; Chicago Great Western, $50; Peo-
lies Gas, 10000; Consolidated Gas. 1855;
41,609.
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Montana.

The supreme court has held thai the
state has nc right to tax the personal
property of a national bank, other than
the capital stock.
The tailors OF Montana will have to
pay Il license in proportion to the
amount Of business transacted, the
same as other merchants. the supreme
court having decided that the knights
CT the goose are not manufacturers.
The authorities are investigating the
fire at the Boston store at Butte. which
caused a panic in the adjoining the
atre. and the developments place the
proprietor, George S. Hoaglin, in a bad
light.
A Butte policeman caught three men
stealing coal from the cars, and a run
ming fight ensue5. Fourteen shots We're
fired, but no one was hit.
The Bell Telephone company has Sc
cured control of the north Montana
lines, heretofore used by the Electric
City company.
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July Option Feature of Trade L
Wheat-Corn IMPROVING.

Chicago. Jan. 1s.-Wheat started with
some show of weakness. AS usual the
opening one was greatly influenced by
Liverpool, and the action of that market
on this occasion was a Disappointment to
the bulls. Liverpool opened AG%d higher.
but by opening time here that advance
had nearly all been lost. The market.
however. was only slightly affected. and
after a few minutes hesitation a firm IN
dertone was shown. May, which closed
yesterday at 9l5sH9115. opened today at
91A. sold at 91A. and for some time stood
at 91AG91Ss. About II o'clock the market
became strong and advanced TO 9lls.
where it was well supported. The July
option was the feature of the trade. how
yesterdays price. 1t started up at once.
and by the time May had reached 9lI5.
July had advanced to SO. A great deal OF
the early buying of July was credited to
the Letter people, which had the effect
of not only driving local shorts to cover.
but outside shorts, and for a time trading
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1snecial corresnondence.N

Blackfoot. Ida, JAM 1s.-The Fort
Hall Indian school has the largest at
tendance this year that it has ever had.
There are over 100 boys and 50 girls.
Lieutenant Twins plan of having a
few soldiers come to Ross Fork, worked
well. There is quite a little talk of
having the school moved to Ross Fork.
BY so doing, several hundred dollars
would be saved each year on the trans
portation of Goa by teams from Black
foot to the present location of The
school.
A new county paper will be issued
next Thursday. Its name will be the
New Era, and it will be Populistic in
politics. The local editor and manager
viii be the present probate judge, Ar
thur G. Whittier, and the editor viii
be Sample Orr. The editorial work
VIII mostly be done at Blackfoot, but
the printing will be done at Idaho
Falls.
Wild ducks are plentiful at Fort Hall
bottoms, along the warm springs
streams. The government officials have
fine sport. Other whites have to keep
off.
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Nevada.

James Millen has been arrested at
Carson upon a charge from Colusa
county, California, that he married the
wife of another man. No charge was
made against the wife, who is now at
Carson living with a third man.
Reno Journal: Frank Mcmahon of
Reese River sold about IS tons of bar
ley on Thursday to the Austin Mining
company for SS5 per ton on the ranch.
Jim Callahan of Washoe Valley was
injured Friday while engaged in chop
ping wood at the Callahan ranch. He
was working with his brother, and the
latter's AK glanced, striking Jim on
the head and making a terrible wound.
DR.. Pickard of Virginia was called and
repaired the injury.
Virginia Enterprise: It was sup
posed h a the relatives of Uber in the
east would u Douglas county, but
his sister writes TO ALI Chartz, the at
torney for Uber, that she does not want
money for his death, but says that his
relatives, who are very religious peo-
pie. forgive all of the lynchers and
leave them to the Almighty.
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In the case of Charles Atkins VS.. the
board of regents OF the State School
of Mines. Judge Johnson, at Denver.
IN o~verruling a demurrer by the de-
feneant, said that the court was not
engaged in the graduation of students.
but that there were certain charges of
fraud IN the complaint which ought to
be answered. The defendants were
given ten days to answer. Atkins is
suing to compel the board 10 grant him
a diploma of graduation.
The county clerk Of Ell Paso county
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LONDON WOOL AUCTION.
Americans Bought 1900 Bales of
Fine Merino.

London. Jan. 19.-The wool auction
sales were continued today with a good
attendance of buyers. The American
buyers also purchased the finest merinos.
their purchases yesterday and today
amounting 10 about 1,50C bales.
The offerings today were 12.50 bales,
and the following are the sales in detail:
New South Wales-2.7 zoo bales; secured.
7dG1s sd; greasy. 6hdd11d.
QueenslandI,590 bales; secured. Is I'd:
greasy, O. 9xd.
Victoria, 100 bales, secured, Is 4dG1s
4Azd; greasy. 6dd10hd.
South A~ustralia-2.0OO bales; secured, Is
I'D; greasy. 55dd9d.
West Australasia 500 bales; secured,
101addl0Ad: greasy. 4bdG9d
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kansas Citv Live Stock.

Kansas City. Jan. 1s.-Cattle-Receipts,
500 head. Texas steers. sS.50G4S5: Texas
cows. s2.50G3.40: western steers. s3.25a4.S5:
native steers. s3.50d4.90: native cows and
heifers. $2.00G4.25; stockers and feeders,
s325d4.75: bulls. $2.506365.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head. Market
opened steady. closed 5 cents lower. Bulk
of sales, SS.f5G3.5715: heavies. $3.45Q3.6e.
packers. s3.50G2.6O: mixed. S3.45d3.65;
lights. sS.30G3.35; workers.. S3.50G3.55; pigs,
$3O0T3.40.
Sheep-Receipts. $500 head. Market
steady to strong. Lambs. S+.00G5.e0; NUT
tons, S3.5Gd4.40.
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MURDER MYSTERY SOLVED.
Pueblo Homicide Traced Through
Confessions of Accomplicss.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 19.-Sheriff Will
liam Granger of Pueblo, Colo, has Sc
cured from Governor Leedy requisition
papers for James Turner, held at Osa-
wattomie, Kan, under charges of COM
plicity in a murder in Pueblo. in March,
1896.
This murder remained a mystery un-
til a short time ago." said Mr.. Granger.
BY chance we found two men who
confessed to having aided in the muir
der of ". J. Barndouar in March, 1896.
The body was found in the street, half
a block from the murdered mans home.
He was sa~nd-bagged and robbed. Most
persistent efforts to apprehend the
guilty parties failed, until we captured
the two men who confessed"
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"NO CRIME TO KILL YOU"
Texas Cowboy Suited Action to His
Words In New York.

New York, Jan. 19.-Herman c.. HIM
shot and mortally wounded Otto Diehl
last night, and gave himself up to the
police. Him. is a Texas cowboy. His
mother lives in Brooklyn, and he came
to visit her Christmas. He found-that
Diehl was treating his wife 6Hinz,s sis
ter), brutally, and tool her away. He
went for Mrs. Diehl's clothes. Diehl re-
fused 10 let him have them, and Him.
threatened to brain him with a kettle.
My sister is dying" said HIM, and
o are her murderer. 1 guess it won't
be a crime TO kill you, ard I1l do it,"
and he did.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL MYSTERY.
Example of Blacburn's Dauhter
Fatal to Another Woman.

Nashville, Ky, Jan. 19.-News of the
suicide of Miss Henrietta Keith Owens,
at Crab Orchard Farm, the home of her
father, Basil Downs, near Washington,
has reached here. Miss Owens had
been IN Door health. She read the ac-
count. OF the shooting of ex-senator
Blackburn's daughter. Mrs. Lane, with
much interest. Then she went to her
brothers room, and securing his pistol.
placed II to her temple and fired the
fatal shot. The Owens family is a
prominent one.
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Omaha Live Stock.

South Omaha. Jan. Notwithstanding,
1.5eO head. Market weak. Native beef
steers, sS.65G4S0: western steers. 5000
ABS: Texas steers, S3.00G3.60: cows and
heifers, S2-S0d3.9O: Gamers. s2.00G2.75;
stockers and feeders. IS. 70G460; calves,
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. Market strong.
Sc higher. Heavy. S345d3.60: mixed. $3.50
d3.55; light, s3.55G3.65; bulk of sales, $3.50
$3.50.
steady. Fair to choice natives. s3.70d4.50;
fair to choice westerns, s3.s0GE35; com
mon stock sheep, $S.O043.S5; lambs, $.5)9
$50.
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Denver Live Stock.

Denver. Jan. Notwithstanding. 200.
Market slow but steady; beef steers, 800
G415: COWS. 2.75G3.5O; bulls. stays. etc.
1.7503.00; calves. +0oq5.75; stockers and
feeders. 2l0Q4.00.
Hogs-Receipts, 700. Market firm: light
packers. 3.45G3.55iz; heavy, 3.3QS.Jo;
mixed. 3.47EG3.55.
quotations.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Complaint That the Market Last
Week Was Featureless.

Boston. Jan. 19.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow of
the wool market: ia
a more featureless week in the wool
market has not been witnessed in a very
long time. Last year at this time the
market was very active. The difference
in the situation is shown in the fact that
a-week go, the sales of wool sine jan
uary 1. 1898 were 10.95S, 600 pounds against
116S,600 pounds in 1897, whereas the sales
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in the present time are 14,S55.o00 pounds
gains 1865. 700 pounds last year.
IS a matter of fact the present volume
been considered very satisfactory. Some
persons, however, are now awakening to
the fact that the market is at present in
ABOUT what may be truthfully called a
normal condition.
a feeling OF confidence exists on all
sides. The demand for wool has been of
. general character the past week. Prices
are firmly maintained and it would be diff
ncult TO point out a locality Were con-
would be likely to be made.
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reports to he secretary of state that
were cared for in that county during
1897 at an average cost of S11.S1 apiece.
The Skinner Bros. & Wright Cloth
ing company has sold its stock to the
May Shoe & Clothing company, the
price being quoted at about 100000.
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J. A. Perkins of Antiquity. O.. was for
thirty years needlessly tortured by ply
sicians for the cure of eczema. He was
quickly cured by using DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. the famous healing salve
for piles and skin diseases. A c. Smith.
c. D. Swift.
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Coffee and Sugar.

New York, Jan. 19.-Conee-Options
closed dull, with prices net unchanged to
8 points decline. Sales. 4.5oe bags, includ-
ing; January. $50: March, 80.
Spot CoffeeRio held higher; No. 7 in
voice. 6A: No. Z jobbing., So.
Mild C~offee-Quiet; Cordova, SEd15.
Sugar-Raw. steady: fair refining. 3ss;
centrifugals. 96-test. Ns: refined. steady.
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FINANCE.
London Market Exercised Over Sen
ator Teller's Bill.

New York, Jan. 1s.-Evening Posts Lon
don cablegram: The stock market here
today was quiet and irregular to dull.
Grand Trunks and Americans had the
best markets. although the latter were
unfavorably affected at the opening by
news that the United States senate
finance committee had reported favorably
Senator Teller's bill tor paying the bonds
in silver.
The continent bought Americans and
German buying of Northern Pacific was q
feature. The New York exchange is
closely watched and especially in view of
the ease of honey here. There was a
general reaction in Argentines.
The references in these dispatches yes
terday 10 the financial position in Austria
was based on economic conditions.
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Bucklen's Arnica saive.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands.
Chilblains. Corns and all Skin Erup,
tions. and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale By q
c. NJ. /. drug store.
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WANTS TO GO TO HELL.
Murderer Merry Gives Up Hope of
Escaping the Gallows.

-SNSRAAS lAC GaAAOW5.
Chicago, Jan. 19.-Today the alleged
wife murderer, Chris Merry. even be-
fore his defense could be presented to
the jury, gave up apparently all hope
Of escaping the gallows. Before court
opened he broke into one OF his fearful
cursing spells, acting like a wild man.
Pratt" exclaimed Merry to his at
torney, will you go with me to the
gallOws? No priest, no minister for me.
1 want you. I'd rather see you walk
with me to the scaffoId than any holy
.hypocrite."
Attorney Pratt tried to reason with
Merry, but the prisoner yelled volley
after volley of curses on his dead wife
and the police.
Il won't confess he yelled. What
for? The jury will hang me, no matter
what 1 say"
The defense put witnesses on the
stand today to attempt to prove Merry
insane. Merry himself fatty refused to
go on the witness stand.
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RESISTED
Postmaster In Wyoming Held On
With a Shotgun.

Cheyenne. Wye, Jan. 19.-Postofice
Inspector Fredericks has just returned
from Arxada, Wyo., where his services
were required in inducing g postmaster
to let go his grip on the job. The post
master at Arvada was appointed by
Cleveland, and left the position to go
to Salt Lake and Montana. He placed
his deputy in charge. Recently a pros
perity Republican was appointed to the
place by Mckinley, but the man who
inherited the Cleveland appointment
armed himself with a shotgun and re-
fused to surrender his commission. In
spector Fredericks' diplomacy brought
the ob%streperous Democrat to his duty,
and he resigned.
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Mrs. NJ. B. Ford, Ruddell's, Ills. suffer-
ed for eight years from dyspepsia and
chronic constipation and was finally
cured by using DeWitt's Little Early
Risers. the famous little pills for all
c. D. Swift.
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CALIFORNIA; JUBILEE.
Preparations For Fiftieth Anniver-
sary Of Discovery of Gold.

San Francisco. Ian. 19.-Preparations
for the golden jubilee of California-the
50th anniversary of the discovery of
the yellow metal-are making rapid
Roadway. The celebration will begin
on Monday next and continue during
the week. II will embrace many en-
tirely novel features, nearly every Oun
" in the state contributing to render
the affair a notable event in the annals
of acknowledgements with the
Jubilee a mining fair will be held, which
promises to be the most complete ex-
position of the kind ever known in the
west.
San Francisco is already gaily deco
rated in anticipation of the coming
carnival week. and visitors are arriv-
ing in large numbers. Governor Budd
has declared the opening day of the
jubilee a legal holiday, and during the
week of festivities the public schools
Will be closed. Seldom before has state
and civic pride been aroused to a
greater degree, and it is already evident
that all former popular demonstrations
here will be equalled if not eclipsed-
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The Halves Engraving Co., 72 West
Temple Street.

We are now located at the above
number, with a complete plant for
making half tom engravings, zinc etch-
ings and all kinds CT color blocks. Write
US for samples and prices before plac-
vour orders.
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few selling for s5.s5. Sheep showed no i'm
portant change in prices.
Receipts-Cattie, 10000; hogs. 5000;
sheep, 1900.
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No quarter will do as much good as
the one that buys DIR. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. This is what you get with
them: An absolute and permanent
cure for Constipation, Indigestion.
Bilious Attacks. Sick and Bilious
Headaches, and all arrangements Of
the liver, stomach, and bowels. Not
just temporary relief, and then a worse
condition afterward-but help that
lasts.
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One Minute Cough Cure cures
quickly. That's what you wantl A c.
Smith. c. D. Swift.
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An-WooI BlanketsI

In dark grey. fun size; cheap at 81;
his week, $3.50.
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Stocks ARE STRONG
Yesterdays Market Developed an
Improved Tone.
POTENTIAL INFLUENCES
EXTREME EASE OF MONEY A
PRIME FACTOR.

Washington Reports Regarding the
Currency Question Had Little In
huence On Foreign Marksts-Bond
transactions Conferred In the Spec
ulative Line.
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NEWS OF THE VESf
Fort Hall Indian School Has a Large
Attendance.
NEW P AT
THE MOOSE WAS READY FOR ST.
CLAIR'S NECK.

Idaho Counties Owe the State Large
Sums-Eontana Decision Concern
ing the Taxation of National
Banks-Great Destruction of Wy
oming Stock by Wolves.
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San Francisco Wheat.
San Francisco. Jan. 19.-wheat steady;
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Silver In Londo1
CHICAGO ran REVIEW.

~AIFCI III IO4IOUH.
London, Jan. 19.-Consols, liz 11-16. Sill
yer 26k.
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.


San francisco. Jan. 19.-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks to-
day were as follows.