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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17
I'VE OF LITTLE FAITH"


"Iet Me Make the NDXt Gun for You"
I may be- the victim OF fad: II so. Il
II q hoalthful one, / may be the dupe
Of fancy II 20, II 10 pleasant one.
have always rather di3daincd fnds and
dlsllked lgments of the Imagination,
hut there arc q few facts l can make
affidavit 10,
From early childhood. I have used
coffee The taste was no doubt hcfcd.
itary. coming from a long limo % cof-
fee loving ancesiorH who beduenthed
me "a complexion to match.
When others spoke OF the injurious
eject OF coffee. ! smiled in lofty sort
" way ana took un extra cup, and
when u friend who iH an excellent Judge
NJ the good things OF this world. lon
on coffee and tried pustum. ! rerufd.d
her as the victim % % lad aud told her
So.
Finally my health began 10 fail. and
] thought perhaps there might be some
truth lu the statement that coffee wns
at the bottom Of 10, ao / tried leaving ID
on. but the meals were no MEALS M nh
That was not Imagination. neither
was the headache. morbid Istloggnsgl
and general arrangement of the Avn.
tenn. / found my coffee habit was not
20 bee lightly thrown aside. ana became
very much veNed 90 my own weakness.
TRY my plan my friend anld. and In
my extremity. ! finally Yielded. she
gave me some Postum which I boiled
about five minutes ana slipped Il some
what dIadalnfully Tho color was
good ana the fragrance. but the taste
was nat when my friend injured
she shook her head and smiled. "Flye
minutes, when I told you nftcen; Oh
yc NJ little faith, Let me make the
next cup for YOU" She ala eo. ana in
was revelation.
For O week I continued lts use with
great benefit. even the bad taste I'm nv
mouth had disappeared IIumbly /
sought my friend ana said III Won
viii toll me where l can yet Postum.
I shall continue its uses" She smiled
and remarked. ~ am afraid Won ara
thc victim ~ q fad" ! took the homo
thrust MS gracefully ns possible we'll
enough Satisfied 10 be jokrd, inaamueb
ps ! luvr been 40 very much helped bv
the discontinuance Ut coffee AMI tho
use Of Postum. belly II Sheldahl.
1890 Sixth Ave, Dcs Molncs, Ia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

cnIcAGo MNRKrr,

l'NAlNAfl'.lfH
Chicago. June l1-Suptcmhcr wheat
opened at 1sisWh advanced 60 49,
slowly declined TO isA and again ud-
yanccd 90 1si4.
Whpat-Iuly. 5iA; Sept, iSHi Dee.
sois
Goru-Iunc. 80, July. $685. Sept, 3jM.
Oatn- June 2ih July, 2iai Sept.
22tanN.
Pork-Iune. Sgoj July SEQ
IArd-Iunr. jODua.Ulil Sept. 6lj.
Ribs juno ana July, iGilulto
Wheat-No rod. isuiAi. No. rod,
liu7,. 80. hard Wintcr, ID. No. do,
"A, northern spring iAUlAi3 No. 2
northern Hprlng, I5His' 80, Q rprins.
ttula
Coru-So. @, 1856; No. g. aiH.
Onts-No. % 2Gi No $685..
Harley -a,Ni1.
rye HG3
Timothy
IIaNH lU,is.
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close Of the Week Pound Lot. Of Them In
Good Demand.

Good Demand.
There were lively times on the salt
Lake board today. the brokers getting
down TO business in busInoss-llkc
manner and selling stocks 10 the
amount Of iiO0O shares Tor the sum VI
gi.OlL Ajax led in the trading at flgo
after which Daisy received attun-
tlun. the stock recovering somewhat
By selling freely between is ana 10
cents. -Four Aces brought 2iis. while "a
b0-sharc block ~ Grand Central was
picked up at 50. with the stock closing
IN good demand nt gshi. Northern
Light continued active between 60 and
81. $500 shares changing hands at these
ngurUH, and star Consolidated
strengthened TO o.. WITH sales uf SUM
beam at 80 and Gsia.
IN the unlisted class there was "a
great scramble for B0Htou-Do Ia Mar.
good news from the mine sending 10
cloro Co cent u share. In the melee
10000 shares found takers ut odd frnr.
tlona while the stock closed firm nt
selling figures. Joe Bowers was UNI
changed. but Bowers Extension ZEN
with thud. the stock dropping 10 Ga
seller 30. Midnight bowers was
actively dealt IN down 10 2. and Tctro
nude sale az SO.
The closing figures were as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

Roddng' Cal, june lG-Crnfton and
Frakos, two young miners from Coffee
crock. Trinity county have arrived In
The amount was taken from pocket
in the Lady May mine. ten miles from
the mouth % CoffJc creek \ narrow
ledge Hes between walls OF aerpentlnc
and porphyry, A big strike was made
az depth OF thirty feet iu the SHAFT.
Grafton and Fmkcs located tho Lady
May In isgs II has paid we'll from the
beginning ana gives evidence OF being
splendid property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

A correspondent of the Denver News
refers 90 Miners Basin In Ia Sal M.ln-
tulnH aH one Of the coming rich mineral
sections Of the West ana says the sound
Of the hammer and the saw IL 10 be
heard steadily In the camp. Five new
houses have gone up In the last two
weeks and three more are In course ~
erection. He states that the ore assays
from 10 % per cent copper ana s. so 10
81 60 In gold. Several Lcndyllle men
have gone In ana are now working
nronnnutH WITH Nnry nntlalAcinry rn.mII..
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IMPROVEMENT IN
MINING STOCKS.
Better Trading on Exchanges the
Past Few Days,
DIVIDEND PAYERS WANTED
smaller stocks Looked Upon ~ Good
Hays -Today's iiusines. on
the uoatds.
DIVIDEND PAYERS WANTED
TODAYS METALSi
SILVER COS
LEAD. SIPS
CASTING COPPER. iGH

Business in mining stocks hls ma
touilly Improved during The past few
days. and tha result d. that ths week
shows record 0f gi5s'2 shares Tor
NaliiH There ls nu evident demand
Tor Bits stocks. or In other words. DIVE
dend payers and not e. fow of these
are nov bringing good figures. while
the smaller fry presents good buys, ls
most of this class of securities are sad
~ IN thc dumps. To-day sales amount
ed to e9.501 shares Cor t5i9t55. OF which
the ola board subscribed 1000 for
iiOJ,. and the now one $500 for ii5ts5.
THE WEEKS BUSINESS.
During the week sales ON both cN-
-rhun--.. l.nr- n. LuIIuM.-
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Denver June i5.-Catuc-Rccelpta
iao Market slow and steady. beef
af0sut at,H1ls. cows. gOIi2i. feed.
.rH. rn.Eut prepaid tu river 3.1iutii.
uHot. d1 Ap0nt2j. bulls. stays. etc..
e-tHIl5.
HOGS Receipts 900 Market slow
weak. ight u1cfsrs. af0WltO. mixed
unl heavy ad04lfl.
SHE Receipts. LOO. Market quict
and steady.
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San Francisco. June i5--whcat-
Flm December Neol. oaah gtt0
Barley md ruoue December.
tshi mos. 80, cash. iiUiH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

5000 "a $500. stookors and feeders. $40
u $3.50. culls Fl55 u 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

Free stage line runs from Fort Doug
las 90 WugCncr's Grove from ~ 10 .
o, M. connecting with street car lines,
Nice place Tor family ana picnic
nnrtios Refreshments ana light
lunches served.
HEAVY DISCOUNT ~ nItEss GOODS
rHtCEs
Zoo the Great June Sale no z. G.. N, l.,
week commencing Monday June 10.
nAHCAINs ~ STRAW HATS AND
~ All SUMMER GOOns
no The Great Juno Sale nt 2. G.. NJ, l.,
week commencing Monday June 10.
water man nrothrr-, stock urokvrs,
No. o Central Blk. Phone A6-3 rings
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17
MARKET REPORTS


New York. June 1.-THE opening
was lIstlcss and the movement of prices
no small and confusing us to leave the
tone uncertain. colorado Fuol dropped
a sharp fraction The fact that there
was only one tranu,uoi ia st. Paul
in % half hour despite the rimariablc
showing ~ earnings Of tho road Tor the
second week OF juno. demonstrated the
lack of Interest in the general list
Considerable weakness developed lu
SuEag Tin Plate. Chicago Terminal,
prsauod American car preferred,
National Steel American Hoop ana In
tcnutionui Paper which yielded 10 2
4 baltimore and Ohio stocks drop cd
2huiis fur thr common ana preferred,
aud u few transactions elsewhere
showed lower priCo4 rhU unfuyurnblr
bnnk statement failed 90 bring loo any
selling orders. and tho bears had 60
cover bringing up prices slightly The
Colorado stock Htlncunl sharply. The
closing was very dull but strong Net
changca ln most stocks were unlmport-
ant.
Money ON call steady at 2G2H per
cent Hast loan. ~.
Primo mercantile paper au3A per
cent
sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills at ASA ffi.ss
for demand und tsiNfsG Tor % days.
posted r.tDH. fsGhmtsl and is9, COM
mrfciai Bills ihiuH.
SILVER certificates, G0iuG2.
Bnr silver CO.'S.
Mexican dollars. isih.
State bonds. inactive.
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E|eQQII sulphur Turkish BIIl

And Treatment Rooms in charge OF :
Competent Physician. who VIII dlNsnoaS'
and prescribe for patients neehllik IN.
teal aid. N you have Catarrh. N *,
Kidney DiaeaHo, come and be cut,a..
Any kind OF a bath you want MAsae,ee ~,
Tor both sexes. Swimming lellohA ~
ladies' w the matroH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

surlr-Raw. steady; fair refining.
Z l-iG. centrifugal, 90 test 49, moo
la lsea Hupir g. l,ruucd. steady,
g. powdered, $751; graduated,
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TRANSPORTS or STOCKS.
Ajax. 90 at si.g9. 200 at $50.
Daisy, 1900 at isci 600 at isA. 900 nj
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E. Taylor,
PIONEER UNDERTAKEN

OF Utah. open day aud night. FACTORY
blocks east VI rhoatOE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

In the Great june sale nc z. G.. NJ. l.,
Aulk o-mmuncIng Monday. Juno %.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of The San Francisco
Call. corner OK Market and Third streets, open
until u o'clock every night IN the year
BRANCH OFTICES-527 Montgomery street.
corner Clay; open until $50 o'clock.
200 Hayes street open until 9:3o o'clock.
659 McAlister street; open until $3.50 o'clock.
6i5 Larllin street: open until $50 o'clock
19H Mission street; open until 10 o'clock
22s1 Market street, corner Sixteenth; open
until o'clock.
io5 Eleventh street: open until o'clock.
1876 Valencia street; open until o'clock
Northwest corner OF Twenty-second and Ken
tuclSy streets; open until o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28

DAY saloon, established years: daily receipts
about $50; a long lease; only hrst-class Gus
tom; a chance Uf a lifetime; investigate al
once. r. G. WILKE, SOC Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28
BUSINESS cHANcEs-contlnued.

$25Go-ONE OF the best located drug stores in
the city, clearing $500 per month selling on
account of other business. Address l. B.,
box S44. Cnll Office.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28
ACCOUNTANTS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

s. X BALLARD. 4Ol Cal St, designs audits 4
adtusts accounts for corporatIons & firms: ref
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A-S25O: BRANCH bakery and stationery store
on Union St; living ROOM cheap rent; good
business. Call r. q. WILKE, 906 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28

MRS. ]. ]. WHITNEY. the celebrated test
medium, life reader and medical clairvoyant;
sitttngs 81 diagnosis free; new method
treatment for chronic, private. obscure dis
eases; send stamp for circular. 239 Stockton
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28
cLAIKvoYANTs AND =! IkI1UALIsM.
NIRs DIP CLARK.

MRS. DIR. CLARK.
the well-known trance medium and clair
Voyant, may he consulted on all affairs Of
life While entranced she Will reveal every
hidden mystery; she Will show you how 10
overcome your enemies: remove family trou-
bes: restore lost affections unite the sepa-
rated. RECEIVERS lost, stolen or buried prop
erty; locates treasures and minerals; tells
your entire life, past. present and future,
while IN perfect trance; perfect satisfaction
guaranteed by mail; send stamp for circular
with special terms AIRS. DR. 2. CLARK,
205 Turk st. Home Sundays and evenings
MRS. ]. ] WHITNEY. the celebrated test
medium, life reader and medical clairvoyant;
sittings 81: diagnosis free; new method"
treatment for chronic, private, obscure dis
eases; send stamp for circular. 232 Stockton
NINE. MELBOURNE, gifted clairvoyant; never
fails; satisfaction guaranteed; hours l;3U to .
?. m, 7-lo p. m; l.. 2'ci g, 5Oc. 6l2l2 Eddy.
MADAME A. CERvANTES, the celebrated
Spanish fortune teller newly arrived. s
HAYES st. room 7. second floor
GYPSY life reader: satisfaction guaranteed;
25c; correct answers to all questions 7th st.
NAIE. RERINsKLEY. fortune teller 1sA Co
lumbia Square. bet 9Th and 7th. off Folsom
NINE. HANSON. palmistry, 1Oc; card reader
past present, future. 25c. l4S Sixth St, r y
YOUR future told by cards. 25c; daily, 10 a m.
to 10 pm; sun, 10 am. to pm lo2ls sixth.
NINE. AUGUST. cIairvoyant, card reader and
palmistry. 25c; truth or no pay. 11i9 Mission.
MME. sHAFFER, clairvoyant, card reader.
sittingS daily 212ls Sixth St
NINE MOREAU. the best medium and card
reader; 25c up. % Fourth St. near Mission.
MRS WEST, trance medium and healer 1906
Market. par. IA; mail with 81 and stamp ans.
EDWARD EARLE. Independent slatewriter,
$50 Ellis st; seance Scottish Hall. sun. night
NINE. RAvENNA reads lie GuentIy: business
advice; names given; 25c up. Fourth st
MRS. C. ] MEYER. Ss5 McAnster; sittlngs
daily; test meetings loc; circles 25c; ? p m.
PROF Gee-Medium; reads. soc. 81; test circles
Tues. Thurs. Fri. y. M. lOc. lO25 Market.
CLEANING COMPOUNDS.
UTICA Cleaning and Toilet Compounds and
Compound Paste; a household blessing; a sure
cure for poison oak. SAMUEL SEYMOUR,
Agent. Office and factory. q STear st.
COLLECTION OFFICES.
GEORGE w. KELLY's Agency; no charge un-
COTTAGES TO LET.
s1AFURNISHED or unfurnished 1S7 Julian
ave. oG Sixteenth and Mission sts modern
improvements.
NICE cottage; rooms and bath; rent cheap.
4437 Twentieth st.
8 SUNNY rooms; chicken house. barn. cheap.
521 Thirtieth St, near Noe.
COTTAGE Of rooms and bath with or with
out stable 400 Dolores St. near Seventeenth.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28

free; R. W. KING, sixth floor Chron-
icle building: no advance charges; all cases;
estates, mortgages, damages. collections.
bankruptcy wills etc, drawn; moderate
fees: call write.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28

CHEAPEST and best in America-The Weekly
Call, 16 pages, sent to any address in the
United States. POSTPAID. for 81 per year.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28

20 ACRES; produced 9 tons OF dried fruit and
90 tons of hay this season; good house and
other buildings. T. A BELL, room SIP, Ex-
aminer building.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED second girls, s25i German cook,
s95; French nurses and second girls, $40 and
s25; Cook plain wash, across the bay, $50
Scandinavian girls and general housework, 2
in family, short distance, s25; waitress, city
and country, 800, s25; cook, country hotel $S0i
German nurse. S20j housekeeper, SIS, nice
place; large number of girls for housework
In city and country 500 and s25i Ironer. coun-
try laundry, SIS. j. f. CROSETT & CO., 3l8
Sutter st.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11

MONEY TO LOAN on furniture persona.
property, collateral securities; rates 1Ik
per cent per month for first-class loans.
Worcester Collateral Loan Association,
State Mutual building, room 6S5. Charles
e. Bprnhap treasurer.
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MARKET NOTES.

A director of st. Paul says: "Yol
may be right in expecting an extra div.
idend on st. Paul common next Sep.
TENDER, but, speaking for myself. ]
think the management would be vel
advised in leaving the dividend where
II is, namely, on p. c. basis, no more
and no less
There is nothing in the general busi-
ness or railroad outlook to cause any
less optimistic feeling.
Money and tie spring wheat croT
are the things 20 watch now" said an
old trader
The bank statement" remarked F.
W. Savin, in conversation, SIS worse
than anticipated. 1t is difficult To I'M
derstand the changes. 1 expect to sec
some scurrying around among Dor
roWers, and probably lower prices
The copper shows noteworthy
strength following the greater activity
of the past 10 days, and even at Is 1-2C
there does not seem to be suf-
ficient supply to meet the strong, fresh
demand. 1t is a fact that several OF
the mining companies are in no posi-
ton to sell any July copper, and pHs-
sibly none for August, even at IS l-2e
or for that matter at any price. EX-
Forts of copper for the past week We're
1865 tons, against 2069 the previous
week.
Activity in Sugar was stimulated by
the announcement of the Sugar trust
that its 80 days guarantee of prices
at the lowest rate would expire at noon
Saturday.
Vice President Morton of Atchison
says: Notwithstanding the fact that
the wheat crop in Kansas will aver
age about one-hslf of that of last year,
/ have good reason to think we Wlll
have as much wheat to haul in the next
II months as we did in the last l.
months.
There is little doubt that strong bull
FOOL is operating in Atchison stocks on
the ground that they are entitled TO sell
higher on their merits.
The Northern Pacific has broken its
record of land sales in the year just
closed The figures are: Eastern dis
trict, Minnesota, North Dakota Mon
tana, 1,421 900 acres; last year 946,OO0.
Western district, Washington, Oregon
and Idaho, 1913 900 acres; last year 6l6,
$40.
A Topeka dispatch says: The pros
poets are that the greatest crop OF corn
ever raised in Kansas will be harvest
ed this year. Everything depends on
GOHllHUGu llItGlg ellllSs L nus LeNl eAiN
season has been perfect. The yield OF
wheat thus far Indicates that the state
will have 22,0O0,00O bushels.
England's imports Of merchandise
from France during the FIVE; opening
months of the year increased $500, OOt
over 1898; it's exports to Frame in
creased $2,505, 200 During this period
England sent to France SAT 600, 900 less
of merchandise than it bought from
her During May France imported
S., lie, O00 worth of gold and exported
| 1899 gold imports amounted to SEE, &c.,
400 and exports to $12,S73,560.
The New York Herald says that the
probability is that there soon will be
only Ave or six great railway systems
| Ii claims that the Vanderbilts, Nor
gan and A. j. Cassatt now control ovel
| 40, 900 miles of road, worth over $500
| 600, 600. 1t claims that the vanderbilt:
have had experts examining the Wabash
with a view of acquiring control, thus
removing a rate disturber.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
BOSTON 8 MAINE R. R.
Wants to Consolidate the
Lines 1t Now
Operates.

President futile of the B. & M. rail-
road was before the railroad commits
sioners yesterday morning to ask APP
prevail of the purchase of the Ports
mouth & Dover railroad by his road
The consolidation is on the basis of
an exchange Of B. & NJ. for P. & d.
stock, 10 shares of P. & d. being given
for 10 of B. & NJ.
President futile asked approval of
an issue of 5915 S7S-1O0O shares of B. &
M. stock to make the exchange. The
capital of the P. & D. railroad is $780,
900. 1t has no rolling stock and no
debt.
BY the terms of the lease, the B. & M.
pays 6 p. C. Consolidation would save
the interest on the difference in shares.
A conveyance of the road is to be
given the B. & NJ. and the latter as
sumes all liabilities. 1t now owns not
more than four shares of P. & D.
President futile then read the petit
ton for approval of the purchase of
the Portland, Saco and Portsmouth
railroad.
The terms are even, one share of the
common stock of the B. & M. to be paid
for each share of the purchased road.
There are $4,000 shares, and the B. & M.
asks approval of an issue of IL, 900 new
shares.
In an interview yesterday a member
of the Boston and Maine directorate
stated: so far as the Boston and
Maine is concerned, I am in position
to state positively that no movement
whatever has been made, either by the
vanderbilt or by any other interest, to
secure the control of our road. The
matter has been before the board of
directors on numberless occasions, and
the result of our deliberations has al
ways been that the Boston and Maine
was not a property that the Wander
bits desired. If there had been any
unusual buying up of the stock in
formation of that fact would certainly
have reached us before now, and in the
absence of such movement and in the
absence of any overtures whatever
coming from the New York Central
! people to our board of directors, feel
safe in saying that the Boston and
Maine will continue to paddle it's own
canoe, as of old
What about the report that Presid-
ent futile has been named as the sue
cessor of President Charles P. Clark of
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford road?"
II also deny this with the same de-
gree of emphasis that do all the 9TH
er rumors affecting the Boston and
Maine. We are going to hold on to
President futile, and any attempt to
| take him from us will meet with fail
ure. We know him and we like his
management, and the same may be
said of all our stockholders
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How About This !?

A certain candidate, speaking TO an as
semblage of farmers regarding the ques-
ton of civil service, said: Friends let
US SUPPOSE that one Of you has hired
at the outset, but you give him a fair
trial. You like him SO well that YOU keep
him another year. He serves you in such
a way that he secures still another re-
engagement. Isn't that a good business
principle?' Before he could resume a
shrill voice interrupted him. Say" said
the voice. chow is it when the hired man
gets to thinkin' that he owns the huh
farm -
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Washington, July 1O.-Today's state
nent of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $279, 891,
l05; gold reserve, SPAS O2S, 140; net silver,
IS, Osl, lg4; United States notes in the treas
1885, SOS; total receipts this day, 81 s51, 1913;
total receipts This month, SIS, 1856 657; total
receipts this year, SIS 1876, 657: total expen-
ditures this day, $S,205 00O total expendi-
ditures this year, 500, 96s, 000 deposits in
national banks, s79,124,212; silver bullion,
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THE MONEY MARKET

New York July 1O.-Monev on cali,
trmer, 5nl per cent; last loan, 81 per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 304 per
cent; sterling exchange easy, with actual
business III bankers bills at 4S7Gl4S74 for
demand and at 4S4lsd4S4% for 60 DAYS:
posted rates, 4.S5l4M4S61s and 1881 com
mercial bills 4S3I2G4SI; silver certifi-
Gates, 60g6l; bar silver 6Oss; Mexican
lar state bonds inactive; railr6ad bonds
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11
BUFFALO GAS.

New York, July 10.-The banking house
or j. d w. Seligman & Co. has under
taken to finance the consolidation of the
various gas companies Of Buffalo The
capitalization will be $4,000, 000 of which
100000 in 6 per cent non-cumulative pre-
ferred stock aud 100000 in common
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THE COTTON MARKET.

New York, July 10.-Futires closed
steady; July, So; August, 5.64; September
Der, 5.S3; January, 5S7; February. 5.9i:
March, 5.94; April, 5.97; May, COL
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The American Copper Company
NOW OFFER

$4,000 registered shares of per cent
guaranteed preferred stock at the par value
of TEN DOLLARS PER SHARE for the
developmentof new copper.producing prop
annum, payable Nov. LIST and May lst Of
each year, is guaranteed by the MER-
CHANTS LOAN AND TRUST COM
This Is a guaranteed investment with the
certainty Of a rapid and continued In
crease in the value of the stock. THE
COMPANY HAS NO BONDED OR
MORTGAGE DEBT Address applica-
lions for stock and make all remttances
payable to THE AMERICAN COPPER
COMPANY, 20 Broadway New York city.