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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-17
BRITISH COLUMBIA MINES.
Britannia and Goldsmith Groups
Turning Out Well.

VANCOUVER. 3. c., Jan. 15-Coast
mines in British Columbia have not here
tofore turned out very well, but the Bril-
tannia group Of mines on Howe sound
has impressed mining men with its rich
ness and permanence, for the group has
Just been sold for 100000 to Vancouver
syndicate. the principal stakeholder being
Thomas F. Lack. A deposit of $4,000 on
account of the purchase price was made
today. A crosscut tunnel, driven in to tap
the vein of the Britannia. has disclosed an
ore body eighteen feet wide running 20
per cent. in copper
The Goldsmith Copper Company group.
0w Sinh by ny "; y; r Tanner ana associates.
be very promising. The property is OF
lower grade. but OF greater dimensions
than the Britannia. The ore shoot of the
Goldsmith Is estimated to be 500 feet long
and has been demonstrated to be 100 feet
wide.
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PAY ORE IN SIGHT.
Taking In q Stamp MIL to the Lemon
Mine, Camp Mckinney.

Manager A. B. Patterson. of the Lemon
mine, near Camp Mckinney, has gone to
Greenwood to superintend the taking up
of the machinery to the mine, which con-
sists of one battery OF five stamps. a fifty
five horse power engine, sixty horse
power boiler and a complete sawmill. The
companys intention is only to start with
five stamps. but they will have sufficient
power to run a battery of twenty stamps.
The development of the Lemon group
was first started in August. 1898. 1t con-
sists of an incline shaft following the
hanging wall of the ledge to depth of
210 feet with levels at 1875 and 30 feet, re-
spectively, and considerable drifting. At
the present time they are extending the
west drift on the first level to a point
where they can raise to the surface. At
this point 1t is proposed to make double
compartment working shaft The entire
drifts are in ore of good milling value.
The Lemon Gold Mining Company, Of
British Columbia. own a group Of FIVE
claims. situated three miles east of Camp
Mckinney, on the main stage road. The
company has It's head office in Omaha.
Neb Considerable money has already been
spent in the development of the group.
and the new milling plant cost fully s15.-
000
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FOREIGN.
Financial.

NEW YORK, Jan. le-The Commercial Adver-
Users London financial cabegram says:
The markets here were idle and featureless pending
the breaking Of Gen. Buffers mysterious silence:
Tho tone was Arm. Americans were stagnant, and
the slightest disposition to buy In them told on
prices owing to the scarcity Of stock. An iliustra
ton was AFFORDED by the squirt OF ! OF point
in Norfolk Western preferred on the purchase nae
mission "ear-marked" today f50,0Oo gold and there
was some demand in the open market from India
for bullion but no supplies. arc IN sight ! think
Indian exchange banks will withdraw bullion TO-
morrow probably ESQ 900 during the week. and more
amount doubtful--afterward
Money and bills were in very slight demand Paris
che1ue $3.50; Berlin. DbL Silver sellers are
holding of for ID more
The Bank Of Netherlands has reduced It's mini
mum discount rate from TO ~ per cent, and the
Bank Of Bombay has raised its rate from 10
per cent.
Copper fortnishtiy statistics show stocks down go
tons and supplies 5s2
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Jan. 16-Canadian Pacific. 50: Union
Pacific preferred, 7si Northern Pacific preferred.
75t: Atchson. 49,: Grand Trunk, 81; Anaconda, 3D.
Bar silver n Sled per ounce.
% % %
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.-Todays statement Of
the condition Of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance s1o leo
Gold reserve 22a.5l3,S3
% q, %
Articles Of Incorporation.
The following articles Of incorporation were filed
yesterday with the county auditor.
divided into 500 shares each Of par value Of 500;
trustees, John c. Slater and w. II. Lyon The
object Of this incorporation Is to publish books.
maps and documents
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JoBBING QUOTATIONS.
Jobbing quotations today were as follows:
Sugar, Flour and Coffee.

susar--Golden G. in bbls. $500: extra G.. in bbs.
462c; beet sugar 5o2c powdered. 56sc dry gran
ulated 5l2ic; in bbls Il6c higher; cube, 56Sc spot
Flour, etc-Patent Excellent. $685.; Novelty A.
per 100 lbs, in lolb sacks; meal, white, stsO
per 100 lbs. in 1o-lb sacks buckwheat -four. pure,
$3.50 per % lbs in slb SACHS CRACKED wheat SIS
in l0lb sacks; farina. 50 100 lbs in 5b sacks
steel cut oatmeal $3.50 per 100 lbs. in lolb sacks
wheat -four sls5 per 100 lbs. in lolb sacks: rye
meal $40 per 100 lbs in 1olb sacks: -four, s225
Ger S lbs in lsD -. sa1ss Isl split + Ss sacks
Il i boxes. Sis; wheat fakes $50 per case Of s.
sacks: corn meal. yellow. $3.50 per Dbl: in soib
sacks; corn meal white. s. per Dbl. in 5olb sacks
suekwseat ,ds Sur pure 81 per 6s IN os sacks
oatmeal $3.50 per bSl. in soIb sacks: graham -four.
$3.50 per bbl in 5O-lb sacks; whole wheat -four. s.
5elb sacks: rye -four 81 per Dbl; fancy rolled oats.
lsolb net bbls. IS 2o fancy rolled oats solb sacks.
Sass p per- S lava
ID, AAa2ssc: Costa Rica. choice. per ID. l54alssc
Roasted Arbuckles in loolb cases, per cwt. sis7s:
Sl3s5; Java 5ob tins. per ID, eoic sacks. sac: Alden
Mocha, 3sc; Caracola, sac; Guatemala, 2lac ground
ssi5
Butter, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
Butter-Ranch, 2oc up; fancy dairy. in squares,
2i@25c: Washington creameries, lib and 2b prints
3aG34c.
Cheese-Native Washington. lsalsc; Eastern, $50
Ice: half-skin cheese, 1l(dl2c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh ranch, &c; Eastern, 2l923c
Comb honey-California comb 124al3c; strained
74@sc.
Poultry-Iive chickens l2aIsc; live turkeys, lie !;
dressed turkeys. li@lsc; ducks, Says per dozen |;
geese. I0c.
Nuts.
walnuts. per ID. sacks, Ia lsc; Eastern black wal
nuts &c: pecans, lac; flberts, lac; Brazils, lie;
almonds, fancy soft she'll 1sc; almonds. No. q Ice;
PEANUTS. sci pine. ssci hickory. lpci saessauti. ~
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Success of the johnson Process.

8. H. johnson, 1r., who has been ex-
perimenting with Republic ores, announces
that his tests. while not entirely satisfac-
tory to him. have resulted in very good
showing. His experiments were made
with roasted ores Of the Republic mine,
and resulted in an extraction of so per
cent. of the gold in two hours and So per
cent. in three hours treatment.
Mr.. Johnson Is making tests OCCUPYING
four. five and six hours.
The process is one of forced filtration,
and Mr.. Johnson states that the filtration
in his experiments has taken but one
minute. The washing and displacing of
the solution takes five minutes. When 1t
is considered, says the Miner, that in the
process now in operation at the camp fl
tration by percolaton occupies six days,
It will be seen that a great saving OF time
can be made by the forced filtration pro-
cess. He has been using bromide of cyan
ogen In his experiments to assist the ac-
ton of the cyanide of potassium, but in
his next trial will use the straight cyanide
and will extend the experiments from
one to twelve hours.
Mr. Johnson says that these roasted
ores are the best he has even seen for FL
. tration, SO far as his experiments have
yet progressed They filter twice as well
as the best ores of West Australia, and in
one-fifth the time.
In West Australia the best ores are
treated for $40 per ton, and 1t is more
than possible that Mr.. Johnson's expert
ments may demonstrate that the Repub-
lie ores can be handled for equally as low
figure, in which event 1t would be pos
sble to treat ores of as low grade as IS
per ton and still secure a good profit.
The securing Of SO per cent. extraction
in three-hour treatment is quite an
achievement In itself. but Mr.. Johnson
says he will not be satisfied unless he can
secure the extraction of at least 95 per
cent of the values In from four to six
hours. If this result can be obtained the
success of the process in Republic Is as
sured.
An extraction of 80 per cent. of the sill
yer values was secured and Mr.. johnson
believes that this also can be increased.
1t is doubtful, he says, however, If the
increase Of extraction In the case of either
the gold or silver can be carried past
certain point without increasing the ex-
pense TO such an extent as to annul the
profits and II Is to the ascertaining of this
exact point that he is now bending his en-
ergies, it having already been demonstrate
ed that the ores of the camp are amenable
to the treatments.
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MINING CLAIMS ATTACHED.


Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
GREENWOOD, B. c., Jan. 15.--The Camp
Mckinney mines. limited, owning Granite
and Banner claims, In Camp Mckinney, Is
in serious financial difficulties. Deputy
Sheriff Elkins has seized the claims, five
stamp mill and engine. under five writs Of
execution.
The Canadian Bank of Commerce is
owed a considerable sum- At the same
time government authorities at Ottawa
have Instructed their Mckinney agent also
to take possession of the mill. Sam H.
Hayes superintendent, Is at present in
Montreal. 1t has been good property and
the stamp mill turned out a small amount
of bullion. Mismanagement is responsible
for the present condition.
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GREENWOOD MINES BONDED.
Spokane Men Take Charge OF the
Standard and DendwOOd Camp.

GREENWOOD, B. c., Jan. 16. The
Standard, Deadwood camp, adjoining the
Mother Lode, has been bonded by Massani
& Laidlaw, Of Spokane. The Standard ad-
Joins the Mother Lode and the Crown Sill
9set sa, sro an9 Vm n ana
feet north and south, and has been sur
veyed for crown grant. The owners OF
the Standard were Phillip Aspinwall and
James T. tombstone. Nassau & Laidlaw
bonded Johnston's half and join with As
pinwall in a stock proposition. They also
have an option on the Marguerite adjoin-
ing Great Hopes on the north.
These claims have remarkably good
showing there being three parallel ledg-
es on the surface. There is shaft down
on the Marguerite forty feet, at which
depth drifting has been done and winze
sunk. A vein fourteen feet wide, in gold
and copper. has been exposed, averaging
$l4. Six feet is in diorite and eight feet In
ma gnetfte.
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johnson Meets With Satisfactory
Results From His Tests.
FORCED lNFlLrRATloN TRIED.
Efghty-sfx Per Cent. Of the Gold VAL
ues saved BY . Three Hours'
Treatment--Conndc That ny .
Treatment Consuming From Four
to six Hours He Can Save 05 Per
cent, at s1.4O Fer Ton Cost.

special Dispatch to the Post-rnteliigencer
REPUBLIC, Jan. I6.-At last the ma
chinery for q seven-drill air compressor
plant has arrived for erection on the Prin-
cess Maud. Houses. piping. etc.. had all
been provided for the installation Of the
plant, 30 1t will be a very short time un-
til the mine will again be In operation.
After a number OF years Of litigation.
the title to the Ben T1llman claim, which
adjoins the Republic mine on the north.
and is Immediately west of the town OF
Republic, has been settled. The property
q now controlled by the respondents in the
case, the War Eagle syndicate. The case
has gone through the supreme court OF
the United States, and has been vigorous
" fought by both parties. 1t is now
thought the owners, who have unlimited
means, Will thoroughly explore the prop
erty. and start mining operations on a
large scale. to prospect for the Republic
company's lead, which. It IL generally con-
ceded, runs lengthwise through the Till
man, north and south. Nothing but as
sessment work has ever been done.
In six months time the Ben Tillman
may be classed among the most promis-
ing and valuable properties in the camp.
The title includes several frac-
lions adjoining the original claim. and 1t
is presumed that should there be any JUS
Unable showing made, after prospecting
thoroughly, the company stands ready to
invest thousands Of dollars in making It
mine.
The machinery. consisting of a new
hoisting plant Of larger capacity than
formerly in use, for the Bodic mine. Is
reported to be in Grand Forks. The old
plant has been sold and transferred to the
Gopher company The Bodie shaft is on
an incline following the vein to the east.
and has reached depth Of 325 feet, as
deep as the former hoist would do salts
factory work. The intention is to drift
north and south every 100 feet. and then
proceed to stope ore. The Bodie has the
San Poll ledge and IL considered a good
property.
Considerable machinery for the Tom
Thumb. compressor and hoisting plant,
has arrived at Grand Forks, and will be
forwarded as soon as possible.
A Republic company has been organ
lied and Incorporated to develop the Her
cules claim. near the Delta. on the west
belt. Several open cuts and a shaft will
be sunk Immediately by contract. 1t is
reported assays running from 50 to IS have
been received from sample ore found near
the surface.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

The markets today were quiet, as they have been
for some days. Business in general was without a
brisk feature.
Christmas stock is becoming exhausted. carload
of Rose navels is expected tomorrow morning.
The first cargo Of the crop Of dates arrived
a day or two ago. The demand holds steady at
61@7c per ID.
Dried fruit is in fairly good demand. Out of town
orders large
Apples are quiet Practically no sales are being
made Buyers are offering figure much below the
market price. Fancy varieties are most IN demand.
Veeetables are slow There is little demand for
caulifower cabbage root vegetables Potatoes are
firm and in good demand at quoted prices.
Eggs are weak at 23c. There is good demand,
but shipments arriving every day in quantities
enough to keep the market weak. Butter holds
firm without change.
sugar rose Ac today Groceries in general con-
tnue the same
Grain, fish and other markets unchanged.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


Breadstuffs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. le-Wheat steady; spot
market weak. Barley weak: spot dull Oats quiet,
unchanged Spot quotations were:
wheat-shipping No. !, CSC; choice, s6ic; milling
Bariey-Fecd s7Aarllc; hyewins. s2i@s7ic.
oats-Gray. Oregon. N0a@l Ia; milling, Ni5@
Flour. quarter sacks, l2lYo; wheat, centals 4iso:
barley. centals. l.s.o; oats, centals $50; Oregon.
4sO BEANS sacks. 76 corn, centals, 500; potatoes.
sacks 2i64; bran, Sacks 800 middlings. sacks. l32o:
hay. tons. ISL: hides. number. Tls.
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Millstufs- -Middnss sl6@ls; bran, sls@li per ton.
Hay-Wheat, S. 50d9.50: wheat and oat, Sc. 5Oa9:
best barley. $567 alfalfa. s6@750; stock. si50@5;
compressed wheat, ssalc; straw. per bale. 3od45c.
Potatoes-Early Rose. 85R9oc; river Burbanks. SOC
q0c; river reds 65@75c; Salinas Burbanu. $l@L Is
sweet, $.5cd160; Oregon Burbanks. Sc@$lN.
Apples-Choice. 81: common. Csc.
Butter-Fancy creamery. sc; seconds. 23a2ac; fan
cy dairy, 21@22c; seconds, 180f20c.
Cheese-New, 1lGp12c; old, 9d1oc; Young America,
laai3c; Eastern, l6t@17c: Western. ls1l4c.
Egps-Store. 2oa2lc; fancy ranch. 26@Nc: Eastern.
cold storage, 16dlSc
Wool and Hops.
wool-Spring- Nevada l2al5c; Eastern Oregon, II
@16c; valley, Oregon, D@Zc. Fall-Northern noun
tain lambs. l0@12c; mountain lambs. 8@l0c; San
joaquin plains. S@l0c; Humboldt and Mendocino,
15a17c
Hops-crop Of 1899. 1l@l2c for choice.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-steady; May. CSC: cash, s6ic.
Barley-Steady May. sc.
Corn-Large yellow A@llo
20 20 20
NEW YORK MARKETS.
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Nails. Tools ana Cordage.

Nails. Tools and Cordage.
Nsii. tiobbins,-New l:t; cut steel. SOC to Co..
sawsacrosssus. Di,stcn', tuttls;tooth. saasso per
e. list re SINGLE Bit Hsa per sea double BIT
toeis-; 5oaT 50 per doz Picks-Rairoad. N5oss .
Per t. on per- Is
scales-Howe's and Fairbanks platform. IS Is and
10 per cent. on list Buffalo 10 and IS per cent on
list counter 8 per cent. of list; spofford scales.
Rope tjobhing).-M Manila. 1i-inch and larger, lrac
per ID; l2-thread Use per h. and s-thssad. lsac:
Tnware.Piesed. net prices; stamped. Is and 10 to
S S.sasP.s ss,. .ns g Ri cent or
wire-Painted barb wire ss.l5: galvanized barbed
fence $50; green wire cloth. s175 per 100 square
Powder tiobbins,- Black blasting, per hes. aa
se per eass Of s IS Per CENT pee Der e sa.s
Champion or Triumph. $3.50; improved Judson
anf Dupont Rs Sporting nS iss:. 4: E ssss
Duck. 2s-Tb kegs sli per case.
Shot tSssins se, nsS per bag; buckshot
Fuse-Per 1000 double tape. $50, triple tape. $3.50
Blasting caps-xxx. CSC per iD.
Heavy Hardware.
Bar iron tjobbing)-ssl5 base, Norway iron. Sic
per b.
Iron pipe tjobbingl Wrought iron. all sixs,. black
and galvanized 8 per cent OF list
Sheet zinc (jobbingl-l2c per b.
Tinp!ats tobbng)-Charcoal plates, brisht ~
lix2o. s73 per box: TX, Si5; charcoal nistss
terne IC. 2oxzs. 50: re-dipped. 20x2s, Sl6
Sheet iron tiobbns)- American common. No. n.
&c; galvanized 90 per cent. OF list 20
Single bands-Galvanised. &c per ID; black. a. 7s
per 100 lbs.
Solder fiobbine Tinncrs half and-h aii Csc Der m
extra wiping. 2lc.
Lumber and building Materials,
Logs-superior quality per N, No. 1 hr. ssa7.
pessAsatshls "a tsN No ssdna sci eaplan
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IN THE NORTHWEST CAMPS.
Record of Discoveries, Develop.
ments, Dividends and Sales.

A good body of ore has been struck in
the Gertrude mine in a crosscut which
on the 200-foot level in the shaft. The
crosscut was started about twenty feet
from the shaft and struck ore in sixteen
feet, The ore body has heeR followed for
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
SPOKANE.
Mining stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Financial.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 16-silver bars. 5sic;
Mexican dollars. 4s@4sic drafts. sight. i2i; tele
graph. Is
Sterling Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. $is4A; sight, $SSi
% 20 %
NEW YORK.
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Metals.
Pig ir1n--Warants, duh and nominal.
Copper-Lake, unchanged: $780,
Tin-Lower and weak with sellers at $3.50.
Spclter-Steady; Nl5C3f.55.
Iesd~stcady: A'7oai.75 The firm that fires tho
selling price for miners and smelters quotes lead at
Sa.l5 at the close.
Oh Oh %
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FOREIGN MARKnIA


greaAstans. Z 81 I'd +. I; Z
LIVERPOOL. Jan. iR-Wheat- ~ S2
ern winter dull, IS ID; No. &c. ~ = s1!z =
Is lid; No. California, e 49, - "a s'!''' al
March, IS ed: May. u ~. II. " ~ r.
Corn-.Spot American mixeos ~ $500 r
old, quiet, s. sgd Failures sfeeey An
February, s. sd; March. y - " :. n K S sS
Fiour-St Louis fancy vintns - y
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The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-professional operations in
stocks fell away considerably today. and as there
is no other interest in the markets. the dealings
made further progress toward a feeling OF stagna-
ton. There light speculation in Sugar. To-
bacco and the local fractions. but these reached
little more than swapping jackknives" among the
board room traders. as may be judged IRON the
days small net changes.
These speculative favorites higher the day,
after various fluctuations. There Is better
PLANTATION Of their having gone up than that they
went down yesterday. There was evidence Of
desire the part Of shorts to cover in Tobacco.
which pulled 1t up sharply in the late dealings. and
the rest Of the market with it. II emphatically
a waiting market, and it was by means clear
what it waiting for. The fact that the dullness
the world gives point to the suppostion that the
development of conditions in South Africa Is what
is awaited. Money conditions continue to make
progress toward greater ease all the world,
without the slightest effect on speculation period
Of stagnaton after drastic liquidation that Of
without counting the South African situation 1t
is very generally believed a British success there
would a sharp rally in prices, IL for other
than from the covering made by the bears,
who have sold the market in the spirit Of skepcism
over any early change in the situation. 1t would
uncertainty preceding with Spain to find
parallel for the absolute listlessness apparent
waiting which are the characteristics Of the current
stock market Rates for time money were shaded
below 5 per cent. on choice collateral. under the
influence Of the large accumulation of reserves which
bonds were larger scale than those in stocks,
and prices were more firmly held. Occasionally
large individual transactions reflect the continued
flow Of cash into fixed investments. Total sales,
par value, 81 565.000.
United States threes advanced and the old fours
1 in he
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Jan. ls--In the local wheat market
there was no disposition TO do business today and
soc was generally given outside quotation on
either valley or Wala waa. with some dealers
expressing an indifference about doing any business
at anything over 4sc.
Cleared-Sh Claclman snnshire, for Queenstown,
with SO AS bushels barley and 1880 bushels wheat
% % %
cav vrR ANCVsC0 markets..
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Money and Exchange.

Money on call. steady. 3@4t per cent. last loans
81 per cent prime mercantile paper. 5d6 per cent
sterling exchange. firm. with actdal business in
bankers bills at s487@4s7i on demand and ST. s3I(9
4S3a sixty days: posted rates. $S44 s41 and SIs7I6
4ss commercial bills. sis2la4s3 silver certificates
5s@6oc bar silver sole; Mexican dollars. 47ic gov.
eminent bonds, strong; state bonds. steady; rail-
road bonds firm,
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CHICAGO, ian. ls-Cattls-Ns 49, e. Z =
sale; Others allow and weak; Iezn1A t ~
$4@490: good butchcn' stock. stead9, r. l&1
calves a shade lower; feeien qdef; f1f = 11111&
5000 80; poor to medium. Az0o: u1
s. 25@3 Is; selected feeders, eLAoKm; ~ T. ~
cows. y3.50a4.6o; heifsn. Qeq4u, n1
3; bulls. 25o@leo; calvu. 1lMqfq; ~ y1l
bceves. s4.l0d4.%
butchers, $A4s(d47o: good 70 ehetes h1J ~
40; rough heavy. his@4H; hshk ~ H.
Of sales M5(da60 e (. J. y & Isl
Sheep and lambs Steady 10 ~ hofs ~ -
anccs: native wethen, NGoQ$: lanlB
Western wethers, A.l0SAyB; Wa&m -
Receipts-Cattle. $500; hoss, Y. ~;
Omaha. s
OMAHA, Jan. M--CattIe~Reof5N, ~: l
weak to 10c lower; natire ~ s1o94 ~
Western steers, $a@4So: Tens stae
cows and heifrrs. y3.2S@4io: cenpNa -;
and feeders. $3a4So; calves. =. ~; - 81
Hoss-Receipts. $50: marhst le11e -
8; 500. sos; mixed; H-sesAssi; lisAf I I H..
Of sales. A.50G4.8 AN <.
sheep-Receipts. s.scs: r.srhet stsa1ys ~ \
natives. 81. 50a4. 20; fair to ch0ice Hef9
465; common and stock Sheep 81 u,
@5.s0. ,i & y y sssf
% q q s'.Ss.s
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miscellaneous.

Soap tjobbins) Seattle savon. 2os. scc; 1908; 81;
zoos, s3l5; 2os. 6sc Cornne 1908. $3.50; sos. SOC:
Rabbits. 2os. 81; zoos. 81 Proctor CANDLES
lb; CASTLE, notified. 1oc.
Tobacco. tjobbins)- Plug chewing. Battleax, sc;
Climax, 46c; Star. Ec; Horseshoe. &c: Spearhead.
iec; Piper Heidsieck esc; Scroll Tag &c: San Tag.
per H. SIC: Something Good: A1c: nne cut. chewing.
pail. los. $650d7.50; Seal OF North Carolina. Is,
per h. &c: Is. Tic: Lime Kiln 2oz. &c; 4oz. SIC:
Mastif. is. zoe: Is. Coo.
Paper iobbing)- Grocer straw. &c: butchers
straw. &c; No. 2. Manila 34c No. !. Manila. 4&c;
paper bags less discount list: drab express. &c.
Bags dobbing)-Grain. per 100. $575; old. pee
100. 81.