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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-16
MINING NOTES.

Two cars OF Mammoth concentrates
were on the market today.
The Utah Queen reached the market
today with two cars Of ore
The South Swansea OF Tlntic reached
town today with three cars OF ore.
Six cars Of ore were on the market
today from the Grand Central OF TintIc.
The May Day Of Tintic shipped three
carloads OF ore from the mine today
Five cars Of ore We're on the market
today from the Uncle Sam Of Knights
vile.
Manager Charles Lammersdorf OF the
SEWER mine returned TO Gold Mountain
district today.
The annual meeting Of the Swansea
Mining company is scheduled for Mon
day at 9 p. m.
A ear Of ore was no the market today
from the North Star in American Fork
canyon.
The stockton Gold Mining and MIL
ing company reached the market today
with carload Of ore.
Six cars Of concentrates were reported
today from Senator W. a. Clark's
Ophir Hin property.
Two cars Of ore from Tintic, one from
Stockton and one from American Fork
were reported today by the Conklin
sampler,
Manager i. J. French OF the Blue
Jacket mine In the Seven Devils Coun-
try. Is In the city with a shipment Of
high grade copper ore.
Thomas X. White of Park city has
gone 20 Park valley 90 spend the sea-
son In development OF several mining
claims In that district
About ten inches Of galena has been
encountered In the York tunnel, which
is being run from the Petro incline
shaft
Ben Luce, the well known broker
was around today after being j0stled by
the multitude Of fishers In Parley's can
yon yesterday.
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
fourteen cars Of ore from Tinuc, eight
from Stockton and three from Idaho
today.
A small shipment reached the local
sampllng rooms Of the American
Smelling company today from the
Portland Gold Extraction company at
Aetna, California.
Word has reached town that the
pump has been installed az the North
ern Light on Lion Hin whence 1t is
concluded that the mill has been started
Up.
The DAILY OF Park City viii shortly be
examined by the experts. after which
Mr. r. G.. Chambers says. the Hearst
Haggin interests VIII be consulted with,
as they with himself own more than
one-half Of the stock. The starting w
OF the Daily Is therefore unlikely 10
occur for some time yet.
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Denver Shelter Talk.

A dispatch from Denver. Colo. says
that two Denver papers yesterday pub
lished q rehash OF articles that have
appeared from time 20 time In New
York financial papers concerning an al
legged deal for the sale OF the Gug3en-
helm smelters TO the American Smelling
and Refining company
About two months ago President
Nash. II IS said acknowledged, that an
offer had been made by the Guggen-
helms. As nothing more was heard OF
a. the inference was made that the
figures were too high.
Wednesday several representatives Of
the companies were Ina conference In
proposed sale. Those present at the
meeting. however, refused to give out
anything TO the press. The report mat
"a sale is contemplated Is merely a
guess and probably a poor one.
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Any adult suffering from a cold set.
tied on The breast, bronchitis. throat
on lung troubles Of any nature. who
VIII call at A. g. Smiths Drug Store.
VIII Doe presented with a sample bottle
az Boschee's German Syrup. free OF
charge Only one bottle given 90 one
person, and none TO children without or.
dor from parents
No throat OF lung remedy ever had
such a sale as Boschee's German Syrup
10 all parts OF the civilized world.
Twenty years ago millions OF bottles
were given away and your druggists
VIII tell you Us success was marvellous.
II is really the only Throat and Lung
Remedy generally endorsed by physI-
clans, one 20 cent bottle viii cure or
prove iis value. Sold by dealers In all
civilized countries.
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ANOTHER TUMBLE IN yALEO
offered To-day at 30 - mammo'h
Weaker - Grand Central Firmer
Today-Daly West Says
TOOAYS ME TALS'
SILVER 6OE
LEAD, Sj.77H
CASTING COPPER 10

The approach of summer Is telling on
the stock market This. with the TACT
that this is presidential year. is par
tally q soDnsible for the decrease IN
the volume Of business transacted this
week Some $500 shares OF STOCK
were sold for So 1884 Prices during
the week have been less hrm than iot
some time previous. Even some OF the
heavy producers have suffered some
shrlnkage In this respect 800.
Daly-West which was held az Slbbl
on Monday. was traded I'm today at $40
fiat. Notwithstanding the fact that the
mine Is reported 20 be In excellent con-
dltlon Grand Central also shows it,
self a little softer being offered az Sj45
yesterday. Il Is held at $3.50 today.
Bullion Beck remains firm az better
than s. Horn Silver is little stronger
owing 10 assurances from the East
that a dividend viii be paid July lst
Swansea was offered today az 1895.
South Swansea Is weaker for some rea-
son. The stock is quoted at SLY with
81 offered
Lower Mammoth. which was held at
81 az the beginning Of the week de-
clined during the week 10 a notwith-
standing the fact that the last car Of
dump ore netted 81 per ton and that the
Wine from the 600 o. now being ap-
preached in a drift from the ZOO level
Mammoth. which has stood firm
around 1920 all the week now shows
itself softer today being traded In
down to S2l6.
Yaleo shows a remarkable shrInkar1
after reacting 10 40 The stock stood
around 81 yesterday, but was offered
at 30 today with % bid. Mercur sold
down TO $500 today. while Nevada was
loosened up on q bid Of Az
Star Consolidated has made some
gains during the week being sold to-
day at as high as 3Si5. Sacramento
hangs around 23h Northern Light has
weakened TO rs, PetrO sold down 10 90
and May Day closed the week with IS
asked " Did. Eagle and Blue Bell has
been a little stronger this week. ow-
ing 10 an Improvement In the cOndi-
ton Of the property Ontario Is also
stronger Geysor Marion Is little
changed, as Is Ajax, DAILY and several
other stocks. Joe Bowers Extension
sold down 10 g.
Closing quotations were posted as
NDNlaurua
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BUILDING AND REALTY.
Building Inspector Timer issued On.
following permits during the week.

Building Inspector Timer issued On.
following permits during the week.
Klrsti Cleophas. 900 east Third South.
brick residence 81 600
Geo. H. Wood. 6j7 east Third South.
brick cottage, $1,000.
Geo II Wood, 6j7 east Third South.
frame barn. 5000
j., s. Hammer 52l east Second South.
frame addition, 500
Mrs. Monheim, ii3 Social Hall Ave.
repairs. Sl2j.
y. NJ. Sanders, 1903 Iola Ave addition.
repairs. $3.50.
Geo. W. Gibbs, Eleventh East be-
tween Seventh and Eighth South.
frame cottage. $500
Geo. w. Gibbs. Eleventh East be-
tween Seventh and Eighth South.
frame barn, $500.
a, Clawson SO3 west Fourth East.
frame barn, 800
Margaret r. Woodward 43 south
Sixth East, frame cottage. 500.
b. Y. Trust Co., State ST.. between
First and Second South. brick store,
Sc. 900.
Total, sl2,775.
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New Incorporation.

Articles Of Incorporation Of the Grand
Cross Mining company were filed yes
terday afternoon In the office OF the
county clerk The capital stock Is $500,
900. divided into shares Of the face val
ne Of 81 each The officers are: l. A.
Benton, president; John \. Rueb-
hansen. vice president, Edwin Cleop-
has. treasurer. who. with a. J. Melon
nell and Thomas Dryburgrh form the
directorate. The compfny owns the
Grand Cross group Of mines In Rush
valley. TOOele county.
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WHEAT.

The recent stiffening in wheat prices
In Chicago have thus far not effected
the local market In any way. The
prices OF a week ago still prevail-47i5
cents for white wheat. carload lots and
about a cent less for red wheat. Job
lots TO store keepers bring so to 52la
while that I'm turn Is retailed out In
small quantities at about seventy cents
The price Of flour likewise remains I'M
changed. The Millers association was
scheduled o. meet again this afternoon
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WOOL.

There has been no change IN the
wool market during the past week UNI
less IL has been IN the way OF a further
accentuation in the depression OF prices.
Less wool was sold than during the
previous week. Consignments 20 East
ern markets continue. the shipper re-
ceiying advatces Of from ten TO twelve
cents per pound under pledge OF getting
the difference when the wool Is finally
disposed or
Wyoming Press: Some thirty or forty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-16

The bank clearlngs for the country
continue to show a slight decrease
when compared With the same week
last year The country's totals amount
20 N4jj.86j7S1 a falling OF Of 1913 per
cent Salt Lakes figures show almost
exactly the same decrease. the falling
on being al per cent The totals were
l,Sl4l3l Sull. this places us ahead OF
many other cities Of our class, notably
Springfield, Mass, Portland. Ne.
Peoria TT, Worth, Nashville and
Rochester Denvers clearings were
NsOOOOO, an increase OF nearly 60 per
cent
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THE FORTUNE MIL.
Its Operations are Said 20 be E1ec-
tive and Smooth.

wv anu HiAAhbAhf
The starting up Of the new mill at
the Fortune mine at Bingham seems
10 have been a very successful anait,
Notwithstanding the fact that the wa
ter supply Is rather limited as the re.
suit OF extremely open winter Inc
supply is said TO be more than sum-
Client In ordinary seasons. but unless
q greater flow is encountered In the
mine. the present supply Will allow two
shifts per day 20 bee run IN the mill.
Regarding the mill the Bingham Bulle-
tin says: The Fortune cOncentrator
will attract attention from millmen. II
presents the novel feature OF having no
use for elevators -sOmethlng that Man.
ager Hill believed practicable, and he
has now proved H. A continuous
Journey OF ore 10 feet from bins 10
separating tables results in clean tail
ings and a perfect product. The bins
include one for storage Of 300 tons, ana
"a j0-tOn hopper from which the ore Ia
fed by improved automatic device, The
machinery consists mainly of 9Xl5
Blake crusher. a 3xS trommel Frazer &
Chalmers 30xlO compromise rolls f0ut
separators in train, four compartment
Hart Ugs. two Willy tables. one Frue
vanner. a 90 horse power electric mo-
tor and a second motor. The mill has
100 tons capacity IN "A hours. It's cost
was about $4,000. It's construction
was under the direction and mill Is
now In charge OF W. NJ. Young who
came here last fall from South Da-
kota TO engage with the Fortune. He
has had a wide and varied milling ex-
uerience. and that he thoroughly uns
derstands his business is evidenced by
the splendid behavior OF this plant
from its start.
The Fortune has a great deal Of good
concentrating lead ore which Will be
worked on for the present Later II
Is anticipated that some attention viii
be given 10 the treating Of other milling
ores In the mine, With this object IN
view. a part of the mill building Is left
vacant 80 that other machinery may
be put In 20 save some Of the values
In the low grade copper ores.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lnIt

tween $50 and 900 feet. No values have
been encountered and none were ex-
pected. a. the shaft Is between Nyo fis.
sures. When the 300 level Is reached
the directors will receive a report OF
conditions at the mine, after which
they will decide whether the shaft wih
be put down 20 the i,000-foot level or
not. The upper levels are said 10 be
looking as wGll as usual.
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Al THE OVERLAND.
Big Revolving Teaching Cylinder TO
be Used-New Shaft has been Sunk.

The news from Sunshine Is that con-
siderable machinery has arrived for the
Overland mill and quite a force Of men
are az work 10 the mine, saya the Mer-
cur Miner The shaft Is now down 200
feet below the old levels and into the
best quality OF ore they have yet en-
countered Among the machinery that
has arrived Is "a big. revolving teaching
cylinder, the invention Of Manager
duncan II Is "a inches In diameter
and has a capacity Of five tons per
hour The ore is fed IN az one end and
the revolution Of the cylinder mixes
the solution thoroughly with the ore
allowing the values 10 be extracted
much more quickly than by the old
process OF allowing the solution 10 per-
C0iate through the ore In large tanks
II The trial sylinder proves satisfactory
Others viii Doe installed. A new shaft
has been sunk near the road 20 give
more air and down which 10 lower tim
Der so as not % interfere with hosting.
A large amount OF ore has been raised
and piled on the dump during the de-
velopment Of the mine, and by the time
the mill is ready 10 start up great
amount win also be blocked out In the
mine
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City. June l6.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1907 market unchanged. Native
steers .OOdj 90; Texas steers $3.50
SIS: Texas COWS 29OG425; native
cows and heifers 23Od5.OO; stockers
and feeders 5.2jG495; bulls S.OO04. IS.
Hogs-Recepts 5000. Market steady
20 strong Bulk OF sales 4.S5d4 92i4;
heavy 4.sjd5.OO; packers 4S5G4.S5i
mixed 4OG49O; light 4.S0@4.S7la;
workers 4.S5G4S7i5; pigs 4.G5q4S7iz.
Sheep-No market.
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STRIKE IN THE CoNGoR.
4 Rich Body Of Silver. Copper En-
countered on the 500 Level.

The Congor has just made another
good strike, says the Bingham Bulle-
tin. a rich body Of silver-cOpper having
this week been encountered In south
drift Of 500 level, which has been run
about 40 feet from the incline. The
streak Is two feet wide. ore carries
silver values and some OF 1t as high as
20 per cent copper. a quantity OF the
stun seen In the ore bid By our reporter
yesterday showed excellent quality az a
glance. An important feature Of this
strike Is that with the ore a.strong flow
of water was tapped and the pump hav-
Ing given out Wednesday the level is
now Hooded Repairs VIII be completed
today and superintendent Johnson says
the flow is not so great but that the
level can soon be drained. As Keystone
gulch in which the Congor Is situated
Is comparatively dry. the water ques-
ton is problem that Will be happily
disposed Of II this flow comes from a
true vein. The CongOr Is developing
into valuable mine and in short
time reduction works viii be needed for
It's second-grade product; In fact. II is
stated the management already has a
mill In contemplation.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago. June H. July wheat opened
at from 70 to 74ls Most Of the tradmg
was at 1jc. the highest price since last
October. Heavy realizing sales crushed
July back to 7l%, but the market re-
bounded 20 1850.
-Wheat--June 7l1a; July. 75b
a.. Aug. 75Na76.
COrn-June, $685. July, $685..
Oats-June, 22A: July, 22TG23.
Pork-June, II so; July. ll.5O
Lard-June, go; July, $40.
Ribs-Juue go; July, $40.
Cash-W heat-No. red 77d7S, No.
g red. H016, No hard winter, %; No.
3. DO. 67Q73; No. 1 northern spring,
75a76. No. 2, do, 74d75; No. 3 spring,
6Sd73.
Corn-No 2, 39i4dlO: No, g. 39i5aiO.
Oats-No. q 23A; No. 3, %.
Flax-t.SO
Rye-55hd&.
Barley-3S0H.
Timothy-2.7j.
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WITH THE JUSTICES.
Observation-Disclosures

Judge McMaster has ordered Phineas
Young discharged IN the case brought
against him by d. b, Brinton for re,
fusing to allow loose cattle 20 pass up
Parleys canyon. The Jury held that
a city has right 10 protect It's water
supply even to the inconvenience Of a
few parties.
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nENVER Live sTOCK.

Denver Colo, June 16.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $500; market steady: beef steers
4. 2Oa5 90: COWS, 3.O0d44O: feeders
freight paid 20 river. 3.5Od4.S5; stock
ers. freight paid, 4.O0d5 %. bulls, stays,
etc. 2.OOG3.2j.
Hogs Receipts. 300. market steady
light packers. 4.75a4S5; mixed. 4.7jG
ASS. heavy 4 GjQ4.75.
Sheep-Recelpts. 200; market an
changed
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Chicago, June l6-Cattle-Receipts 200
Nominally steady Good 10 prime steers
9. l0G5. IS, poor 10 medium. 100000;
stockers and feeders 3,50d500. cows
3. 0004. 80: calves 5.OOd1. OOs Texas fed
steers 4 65d5. IS; Texas grassers 3.S5G
4. $40: Texas bulls 3 65d3. C..
Hogs-Receipts today, $4,000 Monday
81. 900. left over, 3,4i9 Mostly 2A 10 Sc
higher. closing easy. Mixed and butch
ers 4.95d5.12ia good to choice heavy
5.05d5 1871; rough heavy. 4.95a5.0O;
light 1856. 12iz; bulk OF sales 5000
$40.
Sheep-Recelpts 800. market steady.
Good to choice wethers 4.75G5. 30; fair
90 choice mixed 400G5 90; western
sheep 47Od52O; yearlings 5.50G75O;
native lambs 5O0a6 so; western lambs
G .OOq6.S So; spring lambs 50OG72j.
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LOCAL STOCKS.

The main activity OF the past week
has been On sugar stocks. a considerable
amount OF Lehi having changed hands,
al prices ranging from &li.S5 10 $500
one block was sold In Omaha az the lat
ter figure. The dividend Of 30 cents per
share win be payable on the 3Oth and
the stock Is at present very closely held
by owners. Very few OF our local se-
curltics are offered. and the prevailing
tendency Is generally one Of dizziness
though the amount OF idle money seek
ing investment was never 50 large in
the history OF this city. The following
are the latest quotations:
Deseret National Bank ...,.....,.S2f2 90
u. q. NJ. l..... ...,......,..,.,. lS4.W
Home Fire Insurance Co..,.. .... llg'V
Utah Sugar CO..."... ..,.,,.... 1870
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ogden Sugar Coco. ............ tiO. 90
State Bank OF Utah ........... i3i 90
Deseret Savings Bank ........ 14j 90
Coop. Wagon & Machine CO... 10 90
Cunningt0n G Con-. ........... l0a 90
Commercial National Bank .... 100 90
Clark, Eldredge a Co........ % 90
Utah Com. and Savings Bank. los 90
lions Savings Bank & Trust Co. 1923 so
Provo Commercial a Saw Bank. 1000
Lehl Com. & Savings Bank 900. 20 90
Thatcher Bros B'nk'g Co., Logan 100 90
First National Bank. ogden ..... 1850
Rocky Mtn Bell Tel Co. ISSUED 100 90
Davis County Bank. Pennington 100 90
Barnes Banking Co., Kaysville. So. 100
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

Salt Lake City, June l6 1900.
Today's clearings ........$ 2G7.52G.70
Same day last year...,.... 4OO1S9.3i
Weeks clearings ........... lS53.6l5.40
Same week last year...... 2l1S,02261
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sheep shearers passed through town
Tor the hilliard and Piedmont camna
on Tuesday, and we presume shearing
Is IN fun blast at those places now. This
men were from Utah.
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New York, June 16.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Surplus reserves, decreased.uS S15jO0
Loans, increased. 80. ...., ,... 3,2is,3OO
Specie, decreased g.. o.. ..., Of. l,335OO
Legal tenders. Increased. 49,. 2.O24,So0
Circulation, increased. 90. ..,. $500
The banks now hold Sl74gS750 in eX.
cess Of the requirements Of the IS per
cent rule.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
Daly-WesJ so at 1901; 30 al 1000.
Grand Central. no at j2J.
Mammoth. 100 az 220; 100 at 2lsi.. 100
at PIG
Mercur 100 az $3.50. 100 at Sos; 100 at
5Gj. 100 at rG2.
Northern Light 1000 al ~.
Nevada 1000 M A..
Petr0, 300 at 20.
star Consolidated. 900 al IS. 200 AT
ssh.
Sacramento. 1000 at 2ail: 300 az e34.
1900 at q.
shares sold. 1000
Selling value. J6l2z5.
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SAX FRANCIsCO pRODUCF.

san Francisco. Cal. June 16.-Wheat
Easier; Dec. 0Gil cash, sS&.
Barley-No sales; cash. 66h.
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ORE AND BU ILiOY REPORTS.
MCCORMICK G. co

Mlngo bullion .,................Sl.2 200
Silver and lead ores...."....... 5000
Cyanides .,.. ................... 1900
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At the Ajax.

Manager Weir Of the Ajax mine az
Tintic reports the shaft now down be-
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MARKET AT ESTANDSTILL
Caused by Uncertainty as 10 the Spring Wheat
Crop and China Trouble,
supplying orders IL Evldenee-Steel
stocks We're Weak Many Declines
Northern Pacific Weaker

New York. June 16--The stock mar
ket has swung almost TO a standstll
under the accumulated uncertainties Of
the fate Of the spring wheat crop, the
outcome OF the complications in china
and the limits, still underlined. to which
the reaction In business win extend.
Business az the stock exchange has been
strictly IN the hands OF professional
traders and even those have shown in
creaslng Discrimination TO trade owing
to the difficulty IN inducing prices 70
move sufficiently to yield attractive
profits Bonds have shared fully In the
dullness Of the trading.
Supplying orders were I'm evidence In
the stock market at the opening on ac-
count Of the uneyenness caused by tho
action Of the Northern Pacific directors
yesterday I'm reducing the rate OF the
dividend on the common stock and had
the effect Of rather checking the pres
sure 20 sell, but there was considerable
speculative liquidation. Stocks were
advanced on hopes Of dividend Increase
and the grain carrying roads were
special sufferers.
The steel stocks were weak. A frac-
tlonal rally threw the market into dull
ness.
After the decline had been effectually
checked and the selling pressure re-
laNed. the liquidation was renewed and
large blocks We're thrown upon the mar
ket Of AN leading railroad stocks and
the specialties. causing declines Of from
] TO pa. Northern Pacific touched SIS,
an extreme decline OF as. Great North
ern preferred lost T. The room shorts
covered with the appearance Of a bull
letin announcing the destruction Of the
foreign legations at Pehn, but the re-
sulting rallies were feeble. The realiz-
ing sales continued so heavy that the
traders put our frest short lines. The
close was Inactive and weak at the
lowest.
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MONEY

New York, June 1C.-Close: Money
on call easy. az per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, 3i5df4 per cent Sterling
exchange. steady with actual business
in bankers bills at 4S7b04 for de-
mand and at 4SiA az. for sixty days,
posted rates 4S5hGASSis; commercial
bills, 4S4qA.
Silver certificates, 60Q6l.
Bar silver con
Mexican dollars, AN
State bonds. inactive railroad bonds.
heavy; government bonds. easy, re-
funding g. when issued, registered
1903; coupon, LOSh; 2s. registered, 1O0;
IS. reg 100; coupon, 1.09, new As, reg.
l.3iai, coupon, 1.34A; old As, registered,
l.1l4h; coupon. t15h; o., registered,
l.l34 coupon. 1l3h.
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BONDS
BANK CLEARlNGS.

Church Bonds mann. .,,,........,.lObA
S. l., city n. r. Bonds ........104A
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SUGAR.

New York. June lG.-Sugar-Raw
strong; refined firm.
WOOL.
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WEFKLY BANK STATEMENT.

st. Louis, June iS.-wool unchanged.