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MARKET QUITE IRREGULAR
Al Opening Many Stocks Declined Rallied,
""t Then Went Down Again.
TranseontincnIais Led Decline male
eamatcd copper Feveriph because
A. Of london Market Break

New York, DecS-The tone OF the
opening dealings in stocks was unset
Tied and Irregular Many prominent
railroad stocks declined sharp Trace
ton. Amalgamated Copper opened y
under last night but was viofgousls
supported and rallied over point.
Norfolk q Western, selling with tn.
dividend on, gained oyer point,
Stocks which showed strength at thu
outset were sold freely and weak points
developed elsewhere under vigorous
bear selling The advances IN MOI
folk & Western and Amalgamated COP.
per We're cancelled ana Great North
ern preferred, Texas Pacific, Pullman
and Chicago Great Western "B' pre-
ferTed declined lsQ2 Trading became
very active later and the cntirc market
improved when New YORK Centrai,
susur and Manhattan were bid up,
These stocks Sold / to IA nu0ve yestei
days close, and the Paciacs South.
Westerns and grangeis stocks rose
sharply. General Electric gained aM,
Before II O'Clock the market became
weak again and improvements wcie
generally wiped out. The transcontl-
mental railroad stocks led In the de-
cline Amalgamated Copper was very
feyerlsh as a result Of the fresh broaN
In the London copper market
Losses were extended IN the proml-
nent stocks before supporting orders
and short covering caused q rally On
the rebound Manhattan and Amalga-
mated Copper reached their best prices,
the latter touching 7ih. There was
some heavlness In Lackwanna, Hooking
Valley, omaha and Pressed Steel Car
preferred, which sold off between | ana
2 points, and New York, Chicago q 81,
Louis second preferred lost 3h. Peo-
pies Gas rose a point, Toward noon
prices gave away again when traders
took profits In Amagamated Copper ,
but there was strong rally again to
top prices. Bonds were irregular.
The market fell into dullness while
awaiting the publication OF the Pres
dents message following which the
whole list moved strongly upward. The
pflncapal ranscontlnentals, trunk lines,
local fractions and industrlals recov-
cred to and ~ above last night y
level Sugar rose and Smelling 2la,
Amalgamated Copper broke TO new
low level, at 7ila and pulled the whole
market down with IT, Sugar fell "a
from the best, The general level of
prices did not get below yesterdays
close on this break Manhattan led a
rally with a rise to 1909 Amalgamated
Copper became heavy again but the
closing generally was firm and dun and
small net gains were the rule.
The general market displayed re-
newed strength and some Of the stand
ard railroad stocks touched the best
prices of the day There was an enor-
nous demand for Pennsylvania, A
block Of 5000 shares was sold at l5O
and various other large amounts were
sold up to l50Is where It halted. Great
Northern preferred which fell points
In the early morning rallied 2lb Anal
gamated Copper then broke to below 10
and unsettled the market,
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Especially
(By leased wire to Burbrdge, Cops &
Co, brokers, 2l5 S. Main ST., Salt
Lake city,
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Water Undcr Control.

The Elkton company at Cripple Creek
will this week pull out the bulkhead
that has kept back the water flow In
the eighth level of the mine for the
past year, 1t has been found that the
valve can be opened at any time and
the pressure handled by the pumps
that are at present being operated.
The level will accordingly be drained
and the development of the property
can proceed at greater depth, The bot
toh level had been run out only short
distance when the management was
compelled to suspend operations on
account of the flood from the eleventh
level south, and there Is still large
amount Of drifting and Stopping to be
done from this depth 800 feet, The No
yember production Of the Elkton
amounted to the regular figure having
a gross value of about 100000,
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Developing tho Wadwaso.

Denver and Cripple Creek people are
largely interested In the Wadwaso
mine at Leadville, Colo, and they are
prospecting new work in virgin terri
tory there with very successful re-
suits A number Of the owners are
hopeful Of its making big mine,
Charles owens Of Denver Is president,
and l.. A, Watkins Of the same place
secretary Of the company, which con-
trolls the Eclipse, Nevada and Revenue
Gutter properties, lying east of the hex
group and near the foot Of Ball noun
tain. The shaft Is now nearly so Ofeet
deep, having been continued from a
depth Of $50 feet At 100 feet the min
erallzCd matter was encountered and
the miners went through 80 feet of It.,
This stuff gave only a small value, but
now al roo feet It Is improving and
gives pay assays. The shaft VIII be
sent stili deeper, as the company Is
pr pared TO open up and develop its
combination thoroughly, confident that
q paying mine will result.
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UNDER SHERMAN'S COMMAND.

Maj. Hoyt Sherman last survivor of
the famous Sherman family of Ohio. IS
telling a new story which illustrates the
character Of Gen. W. T. Sherman. The
reading of Winston Churchilrs Crisis, f"
which he has just finished, inspired il.
1t happened in the early part of the
Civil War Maj sherman was a pay
master with the rank Of major, COM
missioned by President Lincoln direct.
Gen sherman was In charge Of the
Union forces to the south OF Cairo. II
was before the battle of Belmont. The
rebels has just evacuated Columbus,
and when Cen Sherman marched in
to take charge, his brother accompanied
him.
Almost up to the works they came
across a southener, who stated that he
desired to surrender. Gen. sherman
left him with the major, and went about
the more important duties OF taking
charge OF the post and distributing his
men, Maj sherman went, on inside.
and there found number OF empty
shells and other souvenirs. He i'm
mediately thought OF sending them TO
his son, Frank, then at home In Des
Moines. He accordingly loaded the
prisoner with all he could carry, and
the plumber was deposited In the state
room of the boat upon which they had
reached Columbus. A short time after
ward Gen. Sherman went on board, and
soon after disappeared inMde the state
room.
Hoyt, he called a moment later, as
he assembled don't you know that
QVprVth a around thot ,,illtc... .
belongs to the United States, and you
have no more right to that than any
body elsey That Is not your property
ana when we get back to Cairo you viii
turn II over to the post Quartermaster,
And he made me do II. too" unused
Mai sherman, In telling the story. III
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MINING NOTES.

GemlnI shareholders have reelected
their old officers and directors.
Golconda Of Park Valley has been adj
mltted to the boards list
Rev. r. G.. Rascamp and John w.
Burton have retired from the California
directorate and A, p. Bauer and L. w.
Grhlths have been elected in their
stead.
Copper exports from the United
states druing the ten months ending
October 81 amounted to 174,005 40
pounds. The exports were 1370SS, 900
pounds larger In the same time last
year. 1929 2SO pounds greater in 1899
S4l5,040 pounds in 1898, and 70,9O2, 100
pounds greater for the first ten months
of 1897. Copper exports this year are
the smallest in five years,
The Peoples Advocate, published at
Malad, Oneida county, Idaho. is en-
thusiastic over the mining outlook and
delivers Itself thus That Oneida coun-
ty Is just on the eve Of great min
ing boom seems evident. With 200
acres of oil lands near Preston rich
quartz mines In the mountains be-
tween Weston and Malad. and also
partly developed mines up In Ban
mock; and this being headquarters of
the California Copper Mining and
Milling company, why, what Is there
In the way of Malad's rapid progress
forward, Whoopeel
Kalispel (Mont) Bee-James Thomp-
son has returned To Kalispell after
stay Of several weeks dura-
ton and the Klntla oil fields. He
had been employed most Of the time
while In that country on the properties
owned by the Butte Oh company. and
speaks In glowing terms Of the future
Of that section. He brought back with
him about a gallon Of the finest oil yet
seen In Kallspell which was taken from
the big petroleum seepagc only mile
distant from where the oil well Is being
sunk by the Butte company
Peoples Advocate (Malad, Ida)-
Another oil company has been formed
70 be known as the Great Western
oil company" with headquarters at
Montpelier The capital stock Is $780,
600, divided into 100000 shares Of the
par value OF 10 cents each. The dreo
tors OF the new company are: r.
Burke, D, u. Kinney, l.. II. Lubben, @.
Sponberg Thos. L. Glenn, II. Corrlck,
Lee Snow, NJ. Malone and David Fal-
lick, all OF Montpelier. This makes
three oil companies in this state at
present, and IL there Is any oil How
Ing around under the turf, 1t will sure
ly be discovered.
Alder Guch (Mont.) Tlmes-The
New York and Montana Min
ing and Milling Co., under the manage
ment Of w. b. Holmes, will start the
pumps on the Alameda mine as soon as
possible and de-water the mine, in or.
der that the old workings may be thor
oughly prospected. Il Is said that
when the mine closed down some years
ago there was three feet OF ore at the
bottom Of the 400-foot shaft. II this
should prove to be true the mine will
undoubtedly be worked permanently.
The Kenneth mine temporarily sus-
pended operations Monday. Work viii
be resumed Immediately upon the re-
turn OF w b. Willard from Denver,
Coo whittier he has gone to purchase
concentrating machinery The mine Is
looking better than ever.
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Mark r. Braffet, A. II. EARL, Bishop
lparmley DR. r. X Mellen and Joseph
Gamage. Their holdings are on the
Grand county side OF the river and
are said 70 be exceptionally good,
The III Verde Rio oil company
composed Of eastern capitalists, Is put
ting IN plant OF machinery at Soil
tude on the Rio Grande Western rail-
way and WIN soon have begun boring
for OIL w. II, Reeder Is In charge Of
operations.
Sven j. Ross has returned to Eph-
rain from his trip 10 Emery county,
where he went to locate some oil lands
for an Illinois company. Mr., Ross
says his task was great deal harder
than he anticipated, as nearly the
whole Of the desirable country has al
ready been located. He succeeded
however, In getting hold Of a good
quarter section OF land that had been
overlooked In the rush. Mr., Ross
also secured number Of specimens OF
fine copper ore. which he found in the
same country.
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IN TINTIC.
Developments aud Accidents In the
Big Mining Camp,
Eureka Reporter)


John Duggan met with an accident at
the Gemini mine last Wednesday after
noon Mr., Duggan was working be.
tween the 1900 aud 1000 foot levels and
had blasted 10 make room for a set of
tlmbers, but in putting up the cap IL
slipped Off and one end Ut the post fell
down, striking him a glancing blow on
the hip. The injured man was able To
walk home and was not seriously hurt.
Nell Reed miner employed at the
Star Cons. mine, narrowly escaped being
killed last Monday afternoon He was
standing on a "stull' In a wlnze when
an iron rail which was being lowered
from above fell and striking him on the
shoulder, caused him to fall about
twenty feet He escaped with few
bruises.
All OF the property embraced IN the
CORPORATION Of the West Gable Min
Ing company was scheduled 70 be sold
under sheriff's sale az Nephi on the Goth
inst. to satisfy a claim held by the Utah
Saving and Trust Co. There are six
claims. beside the shaft house machin-
cry, tools, etc,
Fred Flynt, one of the lessees Of the
Nav pay mill IL quite sick. presumably
from the effect OF the dust at the plant.
Nh. Flynt was working IN the new plant
during the time Il was being tried aud
before the dust accumulators had been
attached Mr. Wood, the inventor of the
plant. has the pipes 30 arranged that
further trouble from the dust Is not an.
ticipated.
(TintC MIner)
owners OF La Refine stock are mhi.
ant over q strike In the property that
BIDS fair to put them on Easy street
A few days ago Manager Fred Schmidt
started a drift on a small streak of
quartz, seventy feet above the main
tunnel, which has since wldened into
Eve feet Of ore FIRE tests of which
show 4 to per cent copper and from
30 TO no ounces silver, with an average
value across the face Of 50 ounces in
the white metal,
During the past three months the To-
sora company has shipped 2S carloads
OF ore and Al carloads OF concentrates
AT present q pump Is being installed
which viii enable the superintendent
TO reach the 400 foot level where II h
said body OF shipping ore was cypoqel
when the water drove the miners ont
Several thousand shares Of stock arc
held here and In Silver City by people
who can III afford the late 2O.cent as
sessment
In the suit OF the Murray Hin NJ. &
Nj Cows William Havenor and AlHeu-
sted. the Supreme court has affirmed
the Judgment OF Judge Higgins OF the
Fifth district which gave the disputed
territory to the mining company. Ha-
venor and Heusted claimed that the
companys title was invalid because the
| lncorporators. who were the original
owners. did not deed TO the corpora
ton. The point involved was whether
claims could be exchanged for stock in
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Grand County Incorporation.

The secretary Of state today received
a copy OF the articles Of incorporation
Of the Westwater Land 6 Mining cons
pany Of Westwater. Grand county. The
company Is capitalized at 100000 In 81
shares. It's board OF directors consists
Of j, r, Merlheld Of cheyenne, WyO.,
president; G $, l'itz Simmons OF Ians-
ms Mich vice president; George H.
barrow OF Wostwater secretary and
general manngerl Frank d. Darrow Of
Denver and Lincoln G.. Stockton Of
Westwater The Darrows have con-
Yeyed to the corporation several tracts
IN Salt Lake and Grand counties, to-
gether with the Westwater lrrigating
canal, extending from near Utaline
Colo, 20 The Westwater valley in Grand
county also number of mining claims
In the Moran mining district Of Grand
county AZ full payment Of 900 shares
of the capital stock Lincoln c. stockton
Is to give his personal services to the
company until $4,000 shares have been
sold at par and the cash paid into the
company's treasury.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO,

Chicago, Dec. --Cattle-Recelpts
5000 Steady. Good to prime, 6.35q7 so;
poor to medium, 290@5.90; stockers and
feeders, 2OO9i,25 cows, 1.25G5.00; heif-
ers, 2OO@55O, Gamers, l,25@25O; bulls,
2OOa44O; calves, 25OQ5OO; western
steers, S5Oa5OO.
Hogs-Recepts today, 10000; tomor-
row, $4,000 left over 5000; to 1Oc.
liver. Mixed and butchers. b,6ON6 10,
good to choice heavy, 5.S5d6.15; rough
heavy, 5.4Oq6.65; light, 5OOQ5 7Oio bulk
of >~les, 570@6S5.
Sheep Receipts $1,000. Weak to low
err Lambs, steady. Good to choice
yethers, S50Ql25 fair to choice mixed,
275@360 western sheep, 3O0G4.0O. ma.
tive lambs, 2,75q5OO; western lambs,
30O04.25.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec, 3.--May wheat opened
at 1ShQ1S$ and December az IAN De-
oember sold up to 14% and May to
1874.
Close:
Wheat-December 75M; May 7SQ7SM
Corn-December G29s; May 65|.
Oats-December 42@ May i3is.
Pork--December 1906; January 1906;
May 1871.
Lard--December 9.37ls, January o.S5;
May gf2h.
Rlbs--December S22is; January
S.22'; January S.320s.S71s.
Flax-Cash, northwest, 1880.
Rye-Cash $685..
Barley-50063.
Tlmothy--640
CASH Wheat-No. Q red 77M07sM;
No. red 75q7T No hard winter
i4h@I6; No, g. do 74G75. northern
spring 15h@76la No, do, 1l9A; No.
spring 7OD74
Corn-No. Ga; No. 3 G1hd62.
Oats-No. 2 42&QHh No 8 1870
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Great Copper Concern Organized In
New Jersey.

The Copper Range Consolidated COM
pany was incorporated at Trenton, N.
j., today, with capital of SIS 500, 900.
The company Is formed to mine, smelt
and deal in copper and other ores The
incorporators are John Gordon, Her
bert |. Foster, d. A. Childs, Paul T.
Draper, Michael ~sapn all OF Boston;
Augustus S Meekcr Louis b. Daley,
X. X. McLaren, Clifford w, Perkins all
OF Jersey City.
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naan' ! ne would have had mo arro.,
~ Wy same az any one else. liz N.Y. NY
uuucated at West Point, and was IN XXX XIV
,eeulpl army practically all his M" o ,ne
ne hau IDEAS Of Justice and ho,a "nq
forced" ''Vu OF en-
NAY sherman does not believe ~.
.ne crisis y valuable MS n hlstorsinaaa,,
work, although he SAYS that ihe 'o on1a
dotes told Of his brother IRE trutb n' Sy
OF a. least characteristic. for, some
them are 0ew ~ him. ''''e or
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PARK CITY.


Ozark RecOrd)
AT the Boldcr q drift Is being driven
10 lntersect the shaft at a depth Of 81
feet whore provision for taking care Of
the surface water to prevent II going
down the shaft viii be made The
shaft is being driven on down through
the conner stained lime, ana all con-
cerned are satisfied with the outlook
The Wabash these days Is the scene of
busy operations Foreman VIM Camp
bell was down 10 receive a large con
signment Of machinery, and informed
The Record that now boilers air com
pressors, engine aud other machinery
would soon be Installed The hoist IL
nearly completed. and other outside I'M
prOyemonts under the direction Of NJ,
II Pane are assuming q completed
state The shaft IN now down dis
tunce Of li6 feet. and ls gaining depth at
the rate OF about 1--WE feet day. nv.
erythlng has the most encouraging APP
peafance and the operators are wei
satisfied
Henry Welsh made a visit TO the
Wolverine ana Intervening properties
the first OF the week AZ the Wolyer-
inc he found o strike had been made In
the upper tunnel at a distance In Of
about ninety feet The ledge and ledge
matter has been penetrated a distance
Of about fifteen feet and still they are
not through t. Foreman Cody says the
rock gives satisfactory returns in lead,
silver and gold.
The winters supply Of provisions etc.
Is In at the bonanza Consolidated and
work is going right along.
At the Sunrise the new company are
putting ~ a shaft house and are pre-
pairing for all winter work
Louis Coleman and associates, owning
claims adjoining the Bolder Basin, are
having q survey Of their ground made
preparatory to making application for
patent.
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Utah OIL Fields.
lEastern Dan Adroontel

eastern Utah Advooate)
Scoheld parties have secured some
thing like 1900 acres Of oil lands near
Green river and are preparing 70 or
gani2e the Eastern Utah on com
pany, Among those interested are
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rltory and western mediums, 1iai6h
iine' ll9l5' coarse, ilQliia,
KANSAS cry.

f''ig uuu Wedtefn medlumh, llHlOM,
line, llGl5; coarse, iiqliia,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Mo-, Dec, S--catilo--
Receipts 5000. Steady Native beef
steers 4.IbW625 Texas and indian
steers S.OONi25; Texas cows i.7bN3 25;
native COWS aud heIfers 2.50M6 75;
slockers and feeders 3OOd4,iO, bulls,
2COQfVOi calves 3.95ab25,
Hogs--ltecelpts $4,000. Sc lower. Bulk
OF sales 5.7516.2O. heavy Gt5@8.25;
hackers G,OO@62O medium 59OW6l5
llght b.BOu6.lO' workers. 1S6G6.OO pigs
sheep Receipts, 5000 strong, zoe
higher. Muttons S.OOa375, lambs 100
@hSOi wothers S,l5a37i ewes 5000
OMAHA,
Omaha, Neb, Dec. s.-Cattle-Re-
celpts $500 Slow. Best, steady,
Others shade lower Native beef
steers 3,I5W6,75; western steers $3.50
e'zo, Texas steers S.5OQ4.l0, cows and
helfers 2.SOWi25, Gamers i.250g.s0.
sIockefs and feeders 255mt.E0; calves
SgOpo'bO' bulls ana stays i.1idiOO.
Hogs Receipts 1900, Toe lower.
Heavy 5.S5m6,O5; mixed 5s5m5.95, light
ea.gs.SS' PIGS, l5Oa56O, bulk of sales
Sheep Receipts, 800 strong, Fed
muttons s,l0M9.T5; grass wethers 800
ofS35 fed lambs 425mLgO; grass lambs
S.1lm4so' ewes 2sOTSg5 common and
stock sheep 2O0qS25.
SAN FRANCISCO.
san Francisco, Dec. Wheat-tas-
ler December iOlh; May, l.O5A spot,
firm, L0lM.
Barley--No sales cash, 7SA.
DENVER.
Denver Colo, Dee. 3.-Catte--Re-
ceipts, 300, Active and steady. Feef
steers, Si5ql45O; cows, 2.6OaS50, feed
ers' freight paid TO river, 3.75@i2O,
stockers, do, S5O@4OO; bulls, stays, etc,
l50M300.
Hogs Receipts, $50. Lower. Light
packers, 5,1JQ5.SO mixed and heavy,
bS0Gl5DO.
Sheep-Receipts none, Steady.
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an incorporated company without fur"
Their transfer The ground Involved "
the Murray Hill Sego LILY ana SILVER
Dick claims, lyme at the head OF the
gulch above silver city.
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Large stock. new and up-to-date.
Make your choice early and Secure the
right prices.
CANNON BOOK STORE, ti
(DeSeret News, Props.) H
ii and 10 Main st.
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MEDALLI0NS AND
PICTURE FRAMES

a handsome and varied line, bongh,
direct from the manufacturers. All
new deslRns, All
CANNON BOOK STORE
,Deseret News. props)
II and IS Main 81
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ARTISTIC JOB WORK
And printing specially attended to 40
The Deseret News Office. Estimate
promptly furnished, Rush orders n
speciality
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Boston Stock Quotations,
MONEY ANp BONDS.

Money on call steady at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 4izQ5 per
cent
Sterling exchange barely steady with
actual business In bankers bills at
f,S7& for demand and at 4.SiACA FOR
sixty days; posted rates, ass and
4.SSh commercial bills, i.s3HGl,a
Bar silver, 5ic.
Mexican dollars, i5c.
Government bonds steady; refunding
% reg, 1OSh do, coup, loSN rs reg,
1854 do. coup, 1885,; new = rag. and
coup. 1891 old As reg. and coup. l1llk;
So reg. and coup. l07M
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Special For one Week
DOLLS AND TOYS,

Our entire stock of Millinery Goods
viii be on sale at 20 per cent off.
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SUGAR

sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining. 9h:
centrifugal, 90 test, 3& molasses sugar,
&c. Refined, firm; crushed, $40; pow
dered, 800, graduated, 400.
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Ben Butler, 1000 at l5'

Boss Tweed 100 at II.
California, 1900 Mt "a; loo at 64ls
GOO at GAN 1900 at 65 1000 at GAia goo
at &c, 200 at 66la; 100 at e7 800 at G6ia
buyer five days. 100 at 65h; 300 al
64%. Total $500 shares,
La Refine, 200 at 49,
Manhattan, 1000 az ~.
Martha Washington, 1000 at 3h
1000 at 3h. Total 5000 shares.
Victor, 100 at 81 100 at 56ls, TotaI
200 shares,
West Morning Glory, 1880 at 5%.
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sas, 5000 COMPANY.

Brobcrg a Thompson, stock Brokers,
q Walker Bros, Bank Bldg. Tel. l251z
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A. y. Campbell, stock Broker.
2O2-203 d. i. Walker Block. Tel, $50.
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". q. Cofsln A Son, stock Brohers,
/ TO 8, Jennings Block. Tel. 1907.
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ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis, Dec, s.--woOl-steady; ter
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(By leased wire to Burbrldge, Cops &
Co, brokers' 2l5 s. Main St., Salt
Lake City)