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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-25
Eastern investors Much Disturbed,
But Situation Soon TO Change,
BINGHAM CON. MANAGEMENT
Duncan ucVichie Elected General
Manager aud o.. l.. white, Presi-
dent al Annual la Boston,

Copper can be produced by some
mines at cost Of 4la cents a pround,"
said Walter w Wisdom superintendent
Of the Spectator mine at Butte who
Is In the city en- route home from a trip
to New York and Boston Continuing
he said, "rhe Boston and Montana
company can produce copper for We
cents a pound, and there are others IN
Butte and perhaps In Utan that also
can. The Calumet and Hecla can pro-
duce the metal for o cents notwith-
standing that the ore must be raised
several thousand feet As a general
rule, however the cost OF production is
nearly o. cents and this applies to
some Of the very largest producers II
copper decreases In price much more
some of the big producers win close
down, those In the Lake district first,
followed perhaps by the Anaconda, In
the East every one Is frightened by the
copper situation and II Is feared that
Il viii remain unchanged indefinitely.
Among those In position to know It
Is stated that before great while cop
per VIII become settled between " and
10 cents q pound. There Is now on hand
about 10000 tons Of pure copper, mostly
controlled by the Amalgamated Copper
company Under the existing demand
which Is now on the increase since
Germany. the largest user Of copper
has begun TO recover from It's almost
panic stricken condition. the surplus
VIII soon be wiped our and the produc-
ers able to turn out copper for 10 cents
will not be able TO supply the demand
This viii lead to rapid recovery Of
the copper market and | look To see
copper around II or 10 cents very soon.
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MINING NOTES.

The Conklin sampler was today in
receipt OF two cars Of ore from Tintlc
ana two cars Of concentrates.
Four cars OF Carssa ore arrived at
the sampler this morning and will be
marketed tomorrow or on Monday.
Z. J, Donohue, expert on the Western
Exploration coruanys stafi has re-
turned To this city from Colorado.
The Taylor and Brunton sampler was
IN receipt this morning OF eight cars
Of ore from Tintic and one from Stock
ton
A. NJ. Johnson, the new general man
eyer Of the Ophir and Tiewaukee prop
critics has returned TO the city from
bingham.
Late adyiles from the Johnny at
StatelIne say that the recent strike ~
even greater than originally report
cd.
ore and bullion settlements In this
city yesterday amounted to S6S 500 r.
y, Jones & CO., $4,000; Mccormick q
Cco SLiC0.
The Cygnet Of stockton has a car
e. ore ON the market today It Is stated
that the property Is looking well, and
that considerable development work is
being done,
Orders have been placed by the
United states Mining company vita
Fairbanks, Mtlst q Co. FOR a pumping
plant 70 be uatu at the new smeIter
now building In this valley The plant
win cost 1880
An e. the evidence IN the Grand
Central Mammoth case. under trial at
Nephi, has bccn submitted and argu-
pents before The court and Jury will
De beun on Monday The end is rap
Idly drawing rear.
The new min on the Midas property
IN the Deep Creek district is in fun
operation, according to late advices
ana $40 10 so ore is being fed to II. The
management expects TO save 30 per
cent OF the values
The annual stockholders meeting of
the DAILY Mining company will be held
10 This city on Monday morning, Febru-
any H. al 10 o'clock at which time q
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MylCHIE ~ MANAGER.


Adyces from Boston state that at
the annual meeting OF the directors of
the Bingham Consolidated Mining COM
pany held recently some most Import
ant changes In the management oc-
cnrred. To succeed President j A.,
Coram, wnuse other business interests
take so much time that he finds II i'm
possible To remain In that capacity, n.
l. White former vice president OF the
American Hide and Leather company,
was chosen. As general manager OF the
company Duncan McVlchie was chosen
to succeed Colonel pOsey There was
only one change made In the drec-
turale, VIM. H. Hammett of Newton.
Mass, being elected to succeed H. NJ.
BclChcr
TIN new Of the changes came as u
great surprise "a the mining public OF
this city whose rekard for the retiring
president and General manager H. very
high HoWe"et the new management
Is one In whom confidence may safely
be placed, and It Is expected that the
Bingham Con. win add much TO the
reputation Of Utah as great mining
state
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NOTHING NEW IN
BUSINESS WORLD

New York. Jan PAR. G. Dunn &
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade tomor-
row will say; Little Of a novel ma
ture has developed In the business or
financial situation during the past
week Conditions Of the preceding
week were accentuated as a rule, active
manufacturing plants becoming stll
more busly engaged, while the down
ward tendency Of prices was not
checked.
Retail trade Is Of immense volume
and jobbers have immense spring or
ders to nh. Western cities send the
most satisfactory returns, but nearly
all sections are enjoying wholesome
activity, even the South showing evil
dences OF improvement
Wages were voluntarily advanced
at a number OF manufacturing plants
and hours reduced at others. There
were few labor controversies. while
skilled workmen are In greater demand
than supply
Hesitation is general in the markets
for staple stocks There Is no longer
the reckless buoyancy so conspicuous
short time ago. Disaster TO one prom
lnent operator had a calming influence.
and In the case Of corn the Insignia
cant exports cannot well be entirely
ignored
Foreign buying OF wheat, -four in
cluded is much more llb~al, all ports
OF the United States sending i3200O5
bushels during the past week, com
pared with i0SS,4a bushels a year ago.
Meats have weakened and dairy
products are also less inflated. Raw
sugar stlifened owing TO restricted ar
rivals, which are natural since Cuban
holders await favorable arrangements
and bounty decisions affect conditions
in Europe.
Failures for the week number s0i in
the United States, against 306 last year
and y In Canada, against 46 last year"
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Closed With Stocks Stronger
Caused by Outside ORDERS
EXCHANGE ANNUAL TODAY.
New Officers WIN be Elected DurlLg
The Week Transactions Totaled
5Il,2ib shares for s2Is,1755O,

The strength developed by some Of
the stocks at the call yesterday after
noon was felt to greater extent and
more generally this morning Though
sales were not extensively made there
was q decided Improvement In the ruiz
ing prices Of some OF the stocks The
market has little better tone at the
end Of this week and II some compare
lively worthless stocks are not boosted
TO the skies by broker cllques and II
the mine Arrangements see that their
official reports are conservative, there
seems to be no reason why steady Inn
provement should not be manfeated by
the market The need Of an outside
element OF public interest IN the ex-
change, Is certainly evident and II by
good management public confidence ~
restored no one VIII have cause to COM
plain about dulness nor of hard times.
During the morning call transa, lions
involved 1880 shares ani siS,52l.50
were recorded. For the week ending
today a total business Of 5li,2ij shares
calling for S2lS, l76 so was transacted
In the trading this morning some Of
the dividend payers shared heavily
Con Mercur to the extent OF $500 shares
came out for 1850 share DAILY West
TO the extent Of 50 shares for s2I 40.
81 5O Yankee Con, 1900 shares for
,2.07.t2.l IL, a decided Improvement over
yesterdays figures; and Grand Central,
100 shares for 81 90,
The trading commenced with Ajax,
100 shares Of which was purchased for
80. Carsa on sales aggregating $500
shares, sold up from SS to Al, and star
Con. rose from "a TO 2sh. selling at the
close for Is,
May Day took a tumble from ~ to
t9lt, recovering 10 49ls at the close and
California sold as high os ~ from "a
az the opening. The stock closed al
S4A.
After heavy curb sales aggregatlng
G,725 shares the business OF the ex-
change closed with the following quo
tations recorded
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Don't SINCE the hair be-
cause 1t splits at the ends.
When the hair splits 1t sim
ply shows 1t is weak. Feed
your hair with Ayers Hair
Vigor, the genuine hair-food.
1t cures dandruf, stops fall
ing Of the hair, and always
restores color to gray hair.
81 have used Ayers Hair Vigor for
30 years. tits elegantior a hair dress.
ing and for keeping the hair from split
ting at the ends"
J, A. Gruenielder, Cranfork, ILL.,
ST. All dnrtlst. &c AVER co., Lowell Mass
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
SALES,

Ajax, 100 at 90
Carlsa, 100 AZ 49, 800 at 80; 800 at 39is.
100 at 3ah 100 at 397l 1900 at 40, 100
at 40h 100 &C 40& 100 at a.
DAILY West, % at 21i0.
Grand Central. 100 at 300
May Day, 300 at 52 200 at n. 100 at
30, $500 at 49, 100 at iSis 200 at 4SA
300 az 49h 1000 at i9is Total 600
Star Con, 800 at q: 500 at 2SlA SEQ
at 2Sh; 800 at g. Total, 1000
Uncle Sam Con. 10 AZ iqii 200 at 1919;
200 at 80, 200 at 81 $500 at 52 800 az
5lh 400 at 52R Total A0OO,
California, LOO at "a; 700 AZ IS. 100
at 3j% 100 at 80; 600 at 36h 400 az"
100 at SG%; 100 at 35h 1000 at 3ils;
100 at Si7a; 800 az 3i& Total $500
Little Chief 900 al 10.
Martha Washington 100 at 3.
Victor, 200 at 80,
OPEN BOARD
1000 Carlsa at 40lh.
$500 Con. Mercur az 30.
% DAILY West az 21A5
1900 Dalton. at lie.
900 California at 34A.
200 Yankee Con at 2.01, 100 at POS: SEQ
at 2lO; 100 at Ell.
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Articles Are Filed.

The Kenneth Mining and Milling
company OF ogden filed It's articles
Of incorporation with the secretary OF
state this morning. The capital stock Is
valued az $4,000 divided into 100000
shares Of the value Of cents zach The
property Of the company consists Of the
Lost Treasure Nos. and 2, Charlotte
Nos. ! and 2, and the Lone Star and
Lone Star No. Q claims, situated In
Willard Hill mining district Weber
county An Of the ncorporators are
Ogden tartles and w. NJ Pierce ~
president, II NJ Farrell, secretary and
treasurer. who with r. A. Pierce ana
W A. Hunt constitute the board OF
directors.
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GRAIN.
cIIICAao.

Chicago, Jan. 2J,- May wheat opened
at 19h079% aud sagged to 1SQ1Sh.
Close; Wheat-Jan., 14A May, 1Sh,
July rs.
Corn--Jano jSis May, Gll5@GlM.
Oats-Jan, 81; May A.
Porcelain lG02ls May, 1874.
Lard-Jan, O3b, May, $50
Ribs--Jnnp S.35 May S5j
FlaX Northwestern 100
Rye--Jan jiM
Barley-5S0G3
Tmothy--6b0
Cash Wheat--No red, S30S5 No.
red 1884 No ? hard winter 76d79:
No. hard winter i5d77, No. north
crn spring, llW7S; No spring, 7jQ11;
No. spring, 120lG
Corn-No 3, jI40jS
Oats-No. 2, 4iA; No. 3, 43h@i4.
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Work at Margaret.

Another fine strike was made In the
Margaret yesterday when the big ore
shoot was tapped on the $50 foot level.
This shoot Is now proved up for dis
lance OF 80 feet aud a depth OF l15 feet
and averages four feet In width The
Margaret is no longer a good prospect.
but II Is a mine. The contractors,
Suggs n Erickson, are driving down
the new double compartment working
shaft NJ n rapid rate, This viii Inter
sect the east ore shoot on its dip at a
point 800 feet from It's apex.
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Ophir Mine and Mil.

While the big mill Is closed down UNI
Ill the new pipe line can be laid Captain
Sam Clark is increasing the force in
the mine and doing development work
at the rate Of rs feet per day, or $50
feet per month, The new ten-drlll
Rand compressor gives the boys all the
air they need and they are making a
fine showing The already large ore
reserves are being added to daily, The
min Is Of 100 tons daily capacity and
there is sufficient ore IN the mine
blocked out, sampled and measured to
run II continuously for more than two
years.
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The Brigham Young Trust company
under the energetic management of Col
N. w. Clayton as president, Is about t
make further and more valuable i'm.
proyements In the business center
Plans being perfected by Architect
kIettlng, VIII be out so that contracts
can be let with good prospects OF active
building operations beginning by March
: next.
There are four new business struc-
lures contemplated TO cost all told
$4,000. They viii be three story, brick
end stone structures for commercial
purposes, divided UP into stores on the
ground floor and offices on the two up
Per stories, There win be elevators,
complete steam plants and equipments
generally of the most modern and most
desirable description One building COX
40 feet, Is TO so W on State street at
the corner Of Commercial avenue, near
First South street; second 70xl00 feet,
viii be erected on Commercial avenue
little back from State street, the
third viii be erected on Main street Just
leloW G0dbePitts drug store, 2iX9O
feet, and the fourth building, 40xl25
feet goes up on West Temple just north
ci the Tribune building. This will ma
terially increase the Office accommoda-
tons of this city which have become
rotlceably cramped Of late, so that
firms which have had to move have
been hard put to find places In which
to do business. The new buildings viii
be Of the most substantial character
nnd valuable additions to the business
properties of the city.
The local management Of the Wells
Fargo Express company received cir
cular this morning from New York, an.
nounclng the appointment of Il. A.
Stedman rs acting manager of the At
lantlc department OF the Wells Fargo
company, with headquarters In New
York
Postmaster Thomas has received
copy OF the ground floor plans of the
new Federal building. which Is given
up to the postofiice lie finds Il neces-
sary 70 recommend many changes, as
the architects In Washington are not
FULLY acquainted with the needs of this
city I'm postal matters The postmaster
remarked today that while the letting Of
the contract for testing the subsoi on
the new Federal building site may not
cl Itself be a specially welghty matter,
still 1t Is good evidence that an actual
beginning Is about 10 be made.
Prominent business men say that
business this January Is an improve
ment on that Of the January Of the
previous year.
The structure which the u C, NJ. I.
Is building on the top OF the Main
street establishment IL intended to be
a half story steel structure, which viii
relieve the monotony of the long sky
line Of the third story when the nortn
end OF the property has been carried
up the two proposed stories,
Milford will have the first telephone
In Beaver county. The Tele-
phone company viii have twelve men
at work on the nrst of the month
stringlng wires and placing instruments
for immediate use.
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Horseshoe Property.

The cyanide mill Is handling 100 tons
OF ore a day and making a fine extrac-
tion. The mine Is IN excellent shape.
The lately discovered blind ledge has
been opened up on the two, three and
four hundred foot levels and proven to
be bigger and richer than the old ledge,
supt. Gaylord deserves high praise for
his work. The ore reserves are very
extensive and the future OF the mine
IL assured for years 10 come.
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sTATELlNE MINES.
A Resume Of the work Now Being
bone.

The Statelne Sentinel In It's last Issue
says Of the Johnny mine;
The shaft Is now down $50 feet and
follows the vein on an incline of about
70 degrees 70 the north. In about 40
days the shaft viii have reached the
800 foot level, from which long drifts
vii be extended east and west, The
bonanza ore shoot will be exposed
again In the west drift and there Is
every reason to expect that II WIN be
as big as ever.
The east drift on the 100 level ~ open
Ing up shoot OF ore OF good milling
grade When this drift reaches the
point Of intersection Of the Johnny aud
Utica veins the knowing ones look for
a big strike
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BuLIIoN
EXCHANGES ANNUAL
Reports Being Read aud New Of
ilcers Elected.

The Salt Lake Mining and stock ex.
change members are this afternoon
holding their annual meeting, The va
rlous reports are being read and new
officers Will be elected The question
Of futures viii probably be- discussed
and It IL stated as highly probably that
the afternoon call will be dispensed
with and the curb restored
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Examine Gold Claims.

Special Core spondence.
Provo, Utah. Jan. 25--Hon Jos. r..
Murdoch Of Charleston Hon. j A..
Melville Of Fillmore j. j. knight and
Prof n. s. Hinckley OF this city have
returned from a visit to n group OF cop-
per and gold claims, situated about
ten miles up Little Salt Creek canyon
southeast OF Juab. The claims were
examined with a view Of buying them
and the inspection may result In pur-
chase Of HE property
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The week has not been an active one
In local stocks, only few in the list
having been dealt in, The largest deal
of the week was probably the sale Of
100000 street railway bonds made by
Broker Cutler at the price named be-
low Brokers Cutler and Burton re-
port falling off 10 the price Of sugar
stocks, both Ogden and Lehi weaken
Ing under the fear Of adverse legisla-
ton by Congress, The Ogden factory,
too has ended It's run, and the output
was considerably less than the amount
expected the report VIII be found In
our Ogden column tonight Coop
Wagon shaded Off as was to be expect
ed, after the payment Of the three per
cent special dividend, and transactions
took place at Sli1 and sli7 go Follow
ing are the latest quotations..
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PARK CITY SHIPMENTS.
Macintosh sampler Reports ship.
mcnt of Over 5000, 900 Pounds.

Exclusive OF the Silver King shin.
ments OF over 100000 pounds and N
the output from the Mayne and Leon
ard zinc plant shipments from PARK
city during the week Just ending to-
tailed 50O6 $50 pounds. distributed as
follows Ontario, l,SS9,7OO pounds; Dalv-
West, $4,000 pounds; Quincy, i,2i6, $50
pounds Anchor 300 pounds.
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SUGAR.

Sugar--Raw firm; fair refining,
Sll-l6, centrifugal 90 test, 0 BIC; mo-
lasses sugar, 1916; refined, firm;
crushed, 5.25; powdered, ass, granu-
lated, as,
Coifee-Qulet; No, Rio, 8,
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whosoeycr has suffered from piles
knows how painful and troublesome
they are. TABLERS BUCKEYE PILE
OINTMENT is guaranteed TO cure plies,
Price so cents In bottles. Tubes, II
cents. z. c. n. /.
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The Tintic Miner In It's special min.
ing number gives a complete record OF
the shipments from Tintc FOR the
twelve months ending January LIST. 1902.
The Miner says
Following ara the shipments from the
district for twelve months up 10 Janu-
AIRY LIST, 1901. The tonnage IS estimated
at thirty tons TO the car load.
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LONDON.

London, Jan. 2i-rhe offerings at the
wool auction sales today numbered IA
225 bales, All grades were In good de-
mand at unchanged rates. Greasy
crossbreeds were eagerly taken by
American and European buyers at l0Q
10 per cent advance over December
sales, Merlons were to ~ per cent
doarar
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SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco, Jan, 24--Neyada, 100
70, eastern Oregon, 1908; valley Ore
gon, 1876; fall Humboldt and Mendo-
clno, l0Ql2la; mountain, sac; South
Plains and San Joaquin, eos; lambs, 8
as
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BIND YorR MAGAlINFs.

BIND YOUR MAGAZINES.
Old Books, Music and Magazines Pat
them In strong new covers FOR preser.
walton, Many records Of vaile can be
saved by having them bound. Tho
News bindery can DO the work In any
form at any price
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MERCHANTS PRINTING
Turned out on short notice at tho
Deseret News A big shipment OF new
types and supplies Just in our facilities
for letter heads. bill heads, tags. Ell.
velopes, pads, etc, etc, are uneXcelled
by any establishment In the West.
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MERCHANTS PRINTING

Broherg a Thompsou, Stock Brokers.
q Walker Bros, Bank BLDG Tel. i257z.
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WOOL
ST LOUIS.

st. Louis, Jan. 25,-Wool-Strong,
higher Territory and western medl-
ums. lGQlS; fine, l2Ql7; coarse, lllql6,
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Jan. 5-Catte-Recelpts
$500 including 500 Texans steady
Good TO prime steers G5OG6.15;
POOR to medium 40OG600; stock
crs and feeders 2.25Gi5O; COWS
i,OOd4GO: heifers 225G5OO; can
ners l.25Q225; bulls 2.25q45O, calves
G,bOa6,50, Texas fed steers 400d600
Hogs-Recepts today 1900; tomor-
row 81 900; left over 400, steady. Mixed
and butchers 5.9OQG40 good TO choice
heavy 6.SOd65O; rough heavy G.00Q6.25;
Light 560G6.lj; bulk OF sales 5.95@63j
sheep-Receipts 1900 sheep steady;
lambs steady. Good to choice wethers
4.SOq530 fair 10 choice mixed 3.75G450
western sheep 4OOa525; native lambs
5.5OQ5S5; western lambs 500G5.S0,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Jan. --Cattle-Re.
ceipts 100; Texans Unchanged native
steers 5OOd675; Texas and Indian
steers 4G0Q550 Texas COWS 250dAg5;
native cows and heifers 2.75G5.25;
stockers and feeders 3.5Oq4J0 bulls 2.5U
a50; calves i,OOdG2i.
Hogs Receipts 1900: market s cents
higher, Bulk Of sales 5S0a6. 45. heavy
C.4OQ655; packers Gl5aGi5 medium
60OG646; light jj0q6.2O; workers. $3.50
500; pigs 45Oq550.
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A. s, Campbell, Stack Rrolyer.
2o2 -209 ID. +. Walker Block. Tel. $50.
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Noon. Money on call nominal.
Prime mercantile paper 4Gl5 per cent
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business In bankers bills at AS7q4S1b
for demand and at 4.SlA for sixty days,
Iosted rates 4Sb and ass, commercial
bills 4SSh04S4la.
Mexican dollars--iiA.
Bar silyer--55A.
state bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
steady government bonds, steady,
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DENVER.

Denver, Colo, Jan. 25.--Cattle--po
ceipts 1907 firm, Beef steers, 3.75G4i5,
cows 2j0WiOO stockers and feeders
freight paid to river 3.0O0A50: bulls
stays, etc. l50u&50.
Hogs Receipts, 50; UNCHANGED
Light packers Go0Q6l0. mixed and
heavy, Gl0463O
No sheep.
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BuTTER AND EGGS.

New York, Jan. 25--Butter-Recelpts,
400; packages, strong State dairy, lao
l5I2l; factory. 1871.
Eggs Receipts $1,000 packages,
steady, State and Penn, 26q2I vest
ern, at mark, &C.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Jan, 24.--On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
steady; creamery, l5q2Sls; dairles, lao
co.
Cheese--Steady, lO010%
Eggs-Easy, fresh 2Sq23h.
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NEW YORK.

New York, Jan, 60. -Wheat-Receipts
$1,000 bushels Opened stladler on ca
bles and cold weather but subsequent
ly yielded to liquidation losing all It's
early rise Closed weak under heavy
selling on southwest account and "A
cent net lower May, 81 9-l64a l5-l6.