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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-16
sHEBA SOLD.
Several Claims In the Star District
Nevada, Bonded.

Judge Bartch, the representative OF
company Of Salt Lake mining men and
capitalists, have secured from William
Woolcock and Josie Phillips an option
on the old Sheba mine and ten other
claims situated in Star canyon, near
Miss city, says the Wlnnemuceo, New
Silver State.
Yesterday Messrs. Woolcock and
Phillips and Joseph Organ arrived here
and the final properties named were
arranged. Mr.. organ appeared as the
representative Of Salt Lake parties
and made the first payment OF soVV
on tl.ir behalf. 80,
The bend Is for the total sum OF SOL
000 which is to be paid WITHIN two
years. Deeds for the claims have been
made out and placed In escrow, to be
delivered 10 the purchasers when the
final payment Is made. Under the
terr;s OF the bond Messrs. Woolcofs
and Phillips are TO receive 20 per cent
royalty from the smelter returns OF
ore shipped from the mines between
present time and the taking over Ct
the mines by the purchasing com
pany.
! his Is one OF the largest mining
deals which has been made In ihi'
county for some time and II means
greas deal for southwestern Hum
bolde. where the rich mines OF Union
vile anG Star have lain idle for -
raany years. 1t now looks as II new
| life would be infused into the old camp
and that they will again take TN
prominence which was theirs when tn
| cid Arizona and Sheba ranked amonl
the aigest producers and richest min
| ing properties on the coast.
the company headed by Judg
| Bartch II composed OF experienced min
| ing men, who are fully aware OF IN
value OF the properties they have jus
acquired II Is said to be their inten
ton to Immediately inaugurate an &C
T, tive campaign OF development The
have also purchased the old Star MI
situated near the mines, and II Will b
put in order for the working OF sue
ores as are not of rebellious na'rr,
Shipments will also be made to sal
Lake smelters and without doubt III
Zionltes will soon have their newly &c
quireG property on a paying basis.
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Thinning, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

ing made. According TO Mr.. Cannon
the Daisy Is wonder. There IL al
ready blocked out ore to the value OF
s250,0O0, and a force of 30 men could
easily be put to work, as slopes could
be run In every direction. The ore rs
not all free milling and yet with only
stamp mill saving practically but 90
per cent, ore running si4 per ton nets
fully Sc The Gilmore group In which
Mr. Cannon win probably secure an In
tcrest, he considers will prove equally
as good a property as the Daisy when
II IL developed, as the stratitication IN
identical. The Elmore Is owned by a
corporation OF which H. A. Smith, DIR,
Fred Stauffer, A. w, Gallagher and A,
l.. Morris Of Salt Lake, ana William
Mckinley, of BOISE, are the stOckhold-
ers. II Is the purpose Of this company
to nut in stamp mill at once and also
a cyanide plant for refractory ore,
Within the past ten days a force OF
four men has run In a tunnel on this
property TO a depth OF 50 feet and the
owners are fully assured that they pos
sess most valuable property. This
is Mr. Cannons first visit TO Boise and
he Is warm In his praise of the city, its
metropolitan appearance being pleas
ant surprise to him. He expects 70
leave for Salt Lake this evening
A bag Of 100 pounds Of ore brought
down to Salt Lake from the district
shows values OF over 800 to every ton,
the samples being from the general
bulk of the mineral.
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BUSINESS STILL
CONTINUES GOOD
There is a Lack Of Transporta'
ton Facilities,
r. R. EARNINGS INCREASE.
Heavy Demand tor All Kinds of Nor
chsndise Well Sustained Acuv-
10y In MANUFACTURING.

New York. Nov. 15.-R c. Duns
Weekly Review OF Trade tomorrow VIII
say: "A few months ago injury to the
corn crop aroused fears that the rail-
roads would be seriously handicapped
bv the loss Of tonnage yet the season
OF grain traffic has not only failed 70
produce decreased earnings, but there Is
such scarcity OF rolling stock and
motive power that numerous Industries
are badly demoraized, Insofar az
these interests are concerned, the re-
duction in corn freight proves q bless
Ing.
Railway earnings In October were
1l.3 per cent greater than last year ana
2l.2 per cent over 1899, while those
roads reporting for the first week OF
November showed an average Of g.S per
cent.
"a heavy demand is reported
Throughout the country in all leading
lines OF merchandise. while sales tf
winter goods have attained normal pro-
portions and holiday business promises
to surDass all records.
'In manufacturing there was never
before such well-sustained activity
with contracts running past the middle
of next year This II especially true IN
the case OF steel rails and many ether
products OF iron, while in building ma
terial, felt, footwear and most textile
branches there is little prospect of idle
ness.
Money circulates freely, making col
lections satisfactory In most sections
Bank exchanges in New York for the
week were S5 per cent larger than Q
year ago and 32,l per cent over 1893
while at other leading cities the gains
were It. and 90 respectively.
Failures for the week number 2l5 II
the United States, against III last %eal
and 27 IN Canada, against 80 last year.
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TRANSACTIONS OF STOCKS.

Ajax, 1900 at az 400 at IA; 100 at
77A 100 at 779s. Total, 1900 shares.
Carisa. 500 at 104; 800 at 1.Oiss; 600 at
1.O4ls; 1900 at Los; 1000 at l.OS%' 200 at
i.O3ib 1900 at 1903; $500 at 1.02h Zoo
al i.OS; 800 at l.O2, seller days; 100
at l.02&; 500 at 1903, seller days. Total
2,i00 shares.
Daly-west, 100 at 2,9OO 125 at ISIS:
8 at $3.50, seller days; $50 at 2S5O %
at $3.50; 1875 at 1926; is at 2s.27lh; 100 at
$500. Total. 40 shares
May Day, 900 at los; $500 at l.0i; p
800 at 1903; 100 at 1884. 400 at l,o3A 700
al l.04ts; 100 at i.Oih 200 at l.Ofh,
seller days 200 at iOi, seller s days.
Total, 1900 shares,
Tesora. 1000 at SAY 500 at Si%; 800 at
siA 500 at "a; 100 at 3Sik; 1000 at 80,
300 al 32a.. Total, 4l00 shares.
Uncle Sam, 100 at Sc; 100 at 81 900 at
ssn 100 at s6N; 800 at sen. Total, l,2Oo
shares.
Ben Butler, 1000 at lsN 300 at 10.
Total $500 shares.
California. 500 at 63Iz 900 at So; 2,5oO
nj 6lb; 400 az 81 400 at 62is 200 at GS;
200 at 62% 100 at 62%; 800 at 6lA.
Total, $500 shares.
Little Chief, 1000 az 2ls.
Manhattan, 5000 at Ola.
Martha Washington. 500 at .03.
Tetro 1000 at 80: 800 at SSh. Total L.
600 shares.
Victor, 100 at 81; 300 at 5sis, Total, 4oC
shares.
In open board the following sales were
made 80 Carisa at loo; 100 Carisa al
o.. 1O0 California al GO. 600 Emerald
at II. 800 Victor at 81.
Total shares sold today. 1880, fol
s50sss
Total shares sold during the weel
5is,25l, for $685., 6ll95.
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VALUABLE CHUNK.
Rich Ore from Thunder Morn'-tn
Kept In Vault.

There is wonderful piece OF ore
from Thunder Mountain at the First
National bank, says the Boise States
man. 1t weighs about 100 pounds ana
is so valuable that II is placed In the
vault az night TOR safekeeping.
one face OF the piece, presenting an
irregular surface approximately IA
inches square, Is literally plastered
with gold-not sprinkled with the metal
but covered completely as heavy frost
covers a plank.
A piece Weighing three pounds was
pounded up and yielded s2i. II Is not
assumed that this entire chunk Is as
rich as that, but II would probably
assay close TO $4,000 ton. There Is
gold all through the rock, while all
the seams are lined with the precious
stuff
This great nugget came from the rich
streak opened by the Caswells last
spring. The streak was exposed Tor ~
feet and showed from to Z feet IN
width. Two samples taken across lts
entire width assayed $1,000 and Sl,90o z
ton. 1t was the opening Of this streah
that led Col. Dewey and his associates
10 take IN the bond at once instead oil
waiting for its expiration.
This fine piece Of ore was brought
in from the property by the Casweiis
the discoveries OF the district
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MARKET RULED HIGHER.
large Amounts Of Amaigamated Cop.
per Taken az an Advance Demand
Centralized in Few stocks

New York, Nov. l6.-Prlces advanced
a fraction all around on opening trans
actions. The United States Steel stocks
were the only conspicuous exceptions
at declines Of Y. Reading c5mmon
rose points TO As and the first and
second preferred and Delaware & Hud-
son gained lq1S. Lackawanna made
further jump tos2SS, making its ad-
vance points. Large amounts Of
Amalgamated Copper were taken at an
advance of rs. and Atchison gained
about as much. While prices generally
ruled above yesterdays final figures,
the demand was so centralized In q
few stocks that the general market
later suffered somewhat from neglect
and eased off with some effect on the
strong issues.
The market was dropping, pending
the appearance OF the bank statement
but recovered afterward. Pacific Coast
common and second preferred lost 2ls
each. On the recovery best prices were
made for the Readings and other active
favorites and number Of specialties
got from ! to ? points over last night.
American Locomotive rose Ia and the
] preferred 49, Realizing in the local
fractions lowered them to lA and af-
fected the general list notably Anal
/ gamated Copper and Sugar. The clos
/ ing was active and irregular.
NEW YORK STOCKS
ESPECIALLY
| by leased wire to Burbridge, Cops &
Coz
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Want War Tax on Ten Removed,

New York, Nov. 16.-The Tea Duty
Repeal association has just issued an
appeal TO wholesale grocers, jobbers
and importers Of the United States.
urging them TO cooperate In move.
ment to secure II possible the repeal OF
war revenue tax on tea In part this
appeal says
"The Tea Duty Repeal association
has been formed for the purpose OF CIV
ing organized expression to the strong
sentiment throughout the United States
In favor of the repeal OF the tax Of 10
cents a pound on tea. The taxwas i'm.
posed as a Spanish American war
me isure, so that there Is absolutely
no reason for the continuance Of this
onerous and grossly unjust burden, II
Is n matter OF common knowledge that
the tax, (which amounts TO rs TO 80
per cent on the average) has proven
unreasonably burdensome to merchant
and consumer alike
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Rnnannn improvements.

The Baker City. oregon. Herald OF
Wednesday says that the improvements
under way az the Bonanza mine, cen
terng around the installation OF large
hosting plant viii cost In the neigh
borhood OF 5000 900, II Is estimated. The
machinery for this large plant IL be-
ginning TO arrive at the mine. On Tues
day and Wednesday its two boilers,
weighing $4,000 pounds EACH were
received. II took twenty horses to de-
liver these boilers one at a time, aud
new roads had 10 be constructed to get
the machinery TO the mine The engine
viii DE of l00-horse power capacity,
while each Of the boilers win be capa-
bic OF generating 200-horse power The
room containing the gallows frame VIII
be almost 100 feet square and 80 feet
high. The whole plant covering more
Ian one acre of ground. The hoist WI
be capable OF raising nine tons OF ore
AZ a lime nj a speed Of l.6oo feet PEI
minute. The sinking capacity u TN
plant win he $500 feet. a pump, VIII
| gearing combined, Weighing h.ul
mounds. VIII also be installed. tn
mine at present has q depth Of abou
,OO fee, About 40 men are employee
al the Bonanza. and the output Of IN
ure Is estimated at all the way iron
go 900 To $4,000 a month.
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JESSE NJ. SMITH PLEASED.
President Utah Woolgrowers AssOcla.
ton on Idaho Sheep Trouble.

President Jesse NJ. Smith Of the Utah
Wool Growers association, + pleased
with the conciliatory spirit manifested
az the recent annual meeting OF the
Idaho association at Boise towards the
Utah growers However, he says they
are mistaken in asserting that Utah
has no law providing against scab
There Is such a law which makes Il
misdemesnor for growers to allow
scabby sheep to run at large or 70 60
one year without dipping Moreover
the owner Of scabby sheep is liable 10
suit f0r damages.
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Hair Splits

Don't SINCE the hair be-
cause 1t splits at the ends.
When the hair splits II SIM
ply shows it is weak. Feed
your hair with Ayers Hair
Vigor, the genuine hair-food.
1t cures dandruff, stops fall
ing Of the hair, and always
restores color to gray hair.
81 have used Ayers Hair Vigor for
30 years. tits elegantfor hair dress.
ing and for keeping the hair from split.
ting at the ends"
j. A. Gruenfelder, Cranifork. Ill.
81. All dnssI,is. ic.ME0 co. Lowell, Mas.
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Dinner to Austin Dobs0n.

New York. Nov. ie.--According TO the
London Times and the London cores
pendent Of the New York Times. a
dinner was given by the White Friars
club last evening In honor Of Austin
Dobson. on the occasion OF his retire
ment from the civil service In order to
devote the remainder OF his life to lit
erature. This dinner shares with the
banquet 10 SIR John Tenniel June, first
honors among the literary love feasts
OF the year. II was held unpretentious-
ly In Fleet street hotel 'in the very
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-16
FROM NEAL DISTRICT.
Salt Lakers Report Some Fine Prop
critics Up There.

Thursdays issue OF the Boise states,
man says that Brigham ]. Cannon, OF
salt Lake, arrived IN that city TUESDAY
evening, and IN company with h A.
smith and a. l.. Morris, made a UP
10 the Neal district. returning Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. Cannon Is enthusiast
tic over the district, and while ne stat
"a that he had no desire TO pose as an
expert. stll Il did not require an eA-
ner, 10 see thai Neal IL destined to be
one OF the great mining districts OF me
west With the crude methods used
IL Is astonishing the show ihat Is De-
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Tanneries Employees on Strike.

San Francisco. Nov. 1s.-Practically
the entire force Of the two big tanner
les Of the Legailet- Hollwig Tanning
Co., In South San Francisco, is. out N
strike. One hundred and seyenty-ive
men have obeyed call of the Tan
ners union and declined 10 50 to work
until they could come to some different
arrangement with their employers who
they claim are putting non-union men
TO work. They do not complain OF
their pay but want recognition for
their union.
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NJ. H. WALKER RETURNS.
Says Eycaysting Contracts for Federal
Building viii Soon he Let.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Walker have re-
turned from two months trip to
Washington. ID. c. Mr.. Walker left
Washington assuming lively aspect,
owing TO arriving members OF Con-
gress. He says contracts for excavat-
ing at the site OF the new federal build
ing VIII soon be let, work to begin in
the spring. Mr.. Walker left Judge Col
born and W A. Nelden in New Yors
looking after the sale Of the illuminat
Ing invention which was developed II
TINS city.
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MAY DAY MILL
WILL START UP.
First Run Of Machinery is to Be
Made Tomorrow
SALT LAKERS TO GO OUT.
VIII Leave for Tintic In the oregon
Short Line Train on the
Morning,

Tomorrow morning a party Of sait
Lakers will go out over the oregon
Short Lines Tintic branch to Visit the
May Day mill and witness the starting
up Of the machinery. Some new fea-
lures in the way OF processes have been
introduced among the methods and ma
chimes for reduction of the ores ana
their operation will be watched WIN
much interest. The party viii leave
here at 1855 a. M, returning in the
evening.
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Dcwet successfully Repulsed.

New York. Nov. 1.-THE London cor
respondent Of the Tribune comments on
the military movements In South Afri-
ca as follows:
Dewet has made an unsuccessful re-
appearance His attack on the rear OF
Col. Byngs column In the north OF
Orange River colony was successfully
repulsed without much loss TO either
side and Lord Kitchener seems proud
Of the fact, although the Boer general
had only 400 men with him. Official dis
patches afford evidence OF the deter
mnation Of the Beers 10 conduct an az
gresslve campaign and also to show
that the British columns are mainly
engaged In marking time.
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Caribbean Steamship Co. Organized

New York, Nov. l6--At meeting OF
the incorporators and subscribers to
the capital stock OF the New York and
Caribbean Steamship company, just
held In this city, organization of that
corporation was perfected. Immedi-
ately following the meeting OF the in
corporators and shareholders the d.
rectors held meeting and elected Of
ficers of the company, with the term
OF office one year, as follows
President. William Cortada, of Ponce,
Porto Rico; vice president, NJ. T.,
Prince; secretary and treasurer, W. L.
James.
The object Of the company is to In
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Captured and shot Natives.

New York, Nov. ia correspondent
OF the London Times and New York
Times, wiring from Mlddelburg. Cape
Colony, saws Boer patrol under Com
mandant Theron, son OF the president
OF the Afrikander bund. captured Two
natives near Barghersdorp took them
few miles and then shot them The
Beers subsequently Dragged about this
deed to local farmer
Dissatisfaction is said 10 he prevalent
among the Beers In the Orange River
colony owing to the scarcity of provls-
ions.
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BEARS HAVE
HAMMERS OUT
Regular Anvil Chorus is Being
Played on the Stocks
MAKE UNNERClFUL RAIDS
"pown,. is the Word aud DOW" "''
Go-Bouom Completely Gone
out of Prices

The bottom is completely knocked
out Of nrloes in mining stocks and TO
use a familiar phrase, the bears nave
made all such securities look iike
thirty cents" Every bear Is an AMI
mated hammer and a regular ahVll
cborus is being played on the unoi-
tending stocks. much to the dismay OF
holders upon margins. They are uh'
merclful in their raids and cruel IN
their determined cry Of Down" Com
ment upon today's results is unneces-
sary attention meantime being direct
ed to the following closing prices
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To Investigate Brooklyn Bridge

New York. Nov. 1.-THE grand Jury
will commence Monday an investigation
Of the condition of the Brooklyn bridge
as II was az the time Of the accident on
July "a last Dist.-Atty. Philbin an
nounces that he Is anxious 10 learn
whether or not any public official Is re-
sponsible for the condition Of the great
structure. Ferdinand W. Roebling will
be one Of the chief witnesses before the
grand Jury.
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heart" as Edmund Gosse remarked, Of
johnson land"
Clement X. Shorter presided. An
drew Lang was kept at,home by III
ness, but sent charming set Of verses
Mr.. Dobson In a moderate speech,
after much toasting, also dropped into
impromptu verse, reading a ballad Of
the woes and Joys Of 'The Man Who
Cannot Speak. He esteemed ltera-
ture, he said, for the friends 1t made
him, but praise was like blue china
difficult TO live up TO.
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For all fresh cuts or wounds. either
on the human subject or on animals,
BALLARD'S SNOW EMINENT is
excellent. while for corn-huskers
Eprained wrists, barbed-wire cuts and
sores on working horses It cannot be
too highly commended. Price 90 cents.
z. c. ~. /. Drug Dept.
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Weekly Bank CIearings.

Bank clearlngs throughout the Unit
ed States and Canada for the week
ending Friday, Nov. 10, 1901, we're;
Salt Lake city. :. IS 4,i64,t5 Ss.S
Totals u. S.. =. 49,. 1888, 1857 1853 80
outside New York, q. S2i' 322,5SI TO-
Totals Canada. 80. 42,S0l ,A02 Va
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. 16.--December wheat
started at rs, dropped TO 72s. Close;
Wheat--Noyember IN, December,
72laQ%; May, l6
Corn-November 59is; December. 60.
Oats--Noyember S9h; December, Ss&
az.
Pork-November, 1850; January,
1880
Lard-Noyember, si7is; January,
$50.
Ribs-November 175; January, 765.
Flax-Cash. northwest, lisa.
Rye-5gA.
Timothy. March. Gle.
Barley-Cash, 55h6l.
Chicago Nov. l6.-Cash: Wheat--No.
2 red. 7id7iis; No. 3 red, 1hq73h;
No. hard winter, 7l%@72is; No. 3 hard
winter, 7lM91A; No. / northern
spring, 3hd74h No. 2 northern
spring, 7lAG72ls, No. spring, 6SQ71h.
Corn-No. 2, 6O% No g. 6Ois.
Oats--No. 2, 4ldills: No. 8. e1.
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco, Nov. 16.-Wheat--
Firm; December. 1908 May, lO5; spot
steady, 9S%Gl.0O.
Barley-Firm; December 73A; cash
az
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IIERRINF

HERBlNE swectens the breath
brightens the eyes and clears the com.
pleNion without the slightest ~ effects
whatever, and ensures the natural
bloom q health. Price. 80 cents. z. c.
NJ. /. Drug Dept.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
WOOL
ST. LOUIS.

st. Lcais. Nov. -Wool-Firm, terri
tory OF western mediums. liQl6A; fine,
li9l5; coarse, llll4b.
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augurate an Independent steamer
freight service between Porto Rico and
New York. The management expects
to dispatch the first steamer from New
Yorh early IN January next,
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Our line Of Dressing sacques. in red,
old rose, cadet and grey from N.00 up
Will be found from 25c 10 Zoe each I'M
der value
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Brcberg a Thompson. stock Brokers,
q Walker Bros. Bank Bldg Tel 1859.
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A. :. Campbsii, stock Broker.
2o2-20s D. +. Walker Block. Tel. 53s.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. observation-disclosures
200. Steady. Good to prime 6.Zo@hZo;
poor to medium 4,OOd625; stoekers ana
feeders 2.00Q4.4O; cows l.2544.6O; he'll
ers 1.5Od5.O0; Gamers l.2542SOi bulls,
1.15ai75; calves 2.6Oq6.25; Texas steers
3.30ai0O; western steers S,50Q46o.
Receipts today 1900; Monday
3s,0OO left over 7,4ia, Strong, Mixed
and butchers 550@JS0: good 10 choice
heavy 5GOd6.S2lb; rough heavy $3.50
SIS: light 5,25a5.55; bulk Of sales 5.55a
5.75.
sheep-Reeeipts 15,09. Steady.
Lambs steady. Good to choice wethers
34OGDi10; fair TO choice mixed 2'sOp
$40. western sheep, S,OO6S.75; native
lambs 2.5Oq4.65; western lambs 2.0oa
AGO.
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call firm, at S%@i per cent;
last loan per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, ih@b per
cent.
Sterling exchange, firm, with actual
business In bankers bills at a.si&p
l.SS for demand, and at 4,S4hQt4.Sb Tor
6 0days. Posted rates, iSbq4,SS1s
Commercial bills, 4SS%GASih,
Bar silver, 56&.
Mexican dollars. 45c.
State bonds steady; railroad bonds
steady; government bonds strong. u
refunding Is, registered and coupon
100: Be. registered, 1885, do. coupon
1854; new As, registered and coupon,
1879: old As, registered and coupon, ll2$;
Sc registered and coupon, iOI.
SUGAR.
Sugar-Raw. dull; fair refining 3-l6
centrifugal, % test, Sl1-l6; molasses
sugar, l5-l6.
Refined, dull: crushed, $40; gran
ulated, 400; powdered, 500