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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-15
BUSINESS NOTES.

Salt Lake owners OF Logan realty
have been much interested OF late to
notice the growing activity In real es-
tate in the beautiful capital Of Cache
county Several large deals have been
made since the purchase Of the old
H. c. NJ. |. corner by Logan synd-
cate they have been mostly confined
TO Second street, the sidewalks OF which
are now handsomely paved, The new
Consolidated Wagon d Machine COM
pany has Just bought piece OF ground
adjoining It's premises on this street,
having a frontage Of 6Sh feet and a
depth Of 291 feet. The price paid was
$500 and they win build at once.
Across the street next TO Thatcher
Bros bank on the west, the Home Fire
Insurance company has disposed OF 80
feet for $3.50 per foot front and i2
feet further west for st5 per foot The
buyers were the Coop Grocery & Drug
company, who win at once build on
their property and remove their -four
ishing business from the old z, c. NJ. l.
corner to Second street General bust.
ness is also reported as being quite
prosperous In Logan.
Local stocks during the past week
have shown considerable activity. the
feeling that easier money Is close AT
hand having induced quite an INQUIRY
for the favorites In the list. While the
new stock OF the Consolidated Wagon
| & Machine company Is not yet out.
deals have been made in the preferred
on the basis Of 500, si0l and slO2 ss-
gar stocks have been about the same
as In recent weeks Ogden showing a
slight falling on: La Grande sugar Is
quoted at 800. Deseret National Bank
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Shareholders Called On for Five
Cents u share or $4,000.

AZ meeting late yesterday the d.
rectors Of the Ajax Mining company
met. az It was announced IN yesterdays
News" they would probably do and
levied an assessment Of be share on
the capital stock Of the company. The
$4,000 so obtained viii he used TO If
the floating indebtedness Of the COM
pany amounting TO $4,000. During last
year Manager Weir paid $4,000 on the
bonded indebtedness OF the company,
amounting to $4,000, and carried on de-
yelopment work which Is beginning 10
show results The $4,000 floating In
debtedness was for money advanced to
the company for the purchase OF new
equipment Manager Weir said yester-
day that the mine Is looking well and
that at present II is better equipped
than ever before.
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CONCENTRATES.
I}IIIll.lON
Park City Shipments.

Mammoth min ",, ..."""u",
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SCANDINAVIAN SINGERS
ATTENTION!

The attention of scandinavian sing.
ers and choirs is directed to the Latter
day Saints "koralbok" (psalmody),
for sale at this office. II has been In
print for several years, gotten UP by
Mr. Olof Nilsson, for many years and
until recently leader of the Danish
Norwegian choir, "Harmonien." II is
now used by the two scandinavian
choirs. "svea" and "Harmonien" OF
Salt Lake City, also by scandinavian
cholrs in ogden, Logan, Provo, Brig
ham City and other towns, Copies have
also been furnished TO choirs In
Copenhagen Stockholm and Christi
ania, II Is printed In clear type, on fine
white paper, contains IS pieces Of mu.
sic. with the hymns printed both In
Swedish and Danish-Norwegian Ian.
guages. All scandinavian cholrs and
organizations should obtain this work.
Price, In paper cover, 80 cents per copy.
For sale az Cannon Book Store, (Deser-
ct News Props), II and 10 Main Street,
Salt Lake City. Utah. Special discounts
10 agents. dealers and cholrs.
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COLORADO ~ SOUTHERN.
John w. Gates and Associates Pur-
chase the Controlling Interest.

Chicago, Feb. 1.-THE Tribune tomor-
row will say: John W. Gates, John w.
Mitchell, Isaac Elwood and those as
ISOLATED with them In the control Of
the Colorado Fuel & iron company, ap.
pear 20 have made another adventure,
1t is learned from good authority
that they have purchased controlling
interest In the Colorado q Southern.
This road runs from Denver to Texline,
Tex, 1856 miles, and It's other division
branches and extensions comprise a
mileage Of 7Sj miles, making the total
length of miles operated, SLIP. The
company also owns a majority OF the
stock OF the Denver & Fort Worth
railroad and has half interest In the
Colorado Midland railway, which runs
from Colorado Springs to Grand juno
tlon, Colo. The Rio Grande Western
owns the other half interest OF the
Midland.
The mines and plants of the Colorado
Fuel a. Iron company are all located on
the line Of the Colorado & Southern
and the Denver g. Rio Grande. BY the
acquisition Of the Colorado & Southern
the Gates syndicate means to give all
of its business to this road and thus
greatly increase its earnings.
The stocks. bonds and liabilities OF
the Colorado & Southern amount to
s67, 1910.
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Claim Jumping in Utah.

Utah was not altogether free from
claim jumpers on the night OF Dec. 81
isoi and some very interesting stories
have reached the city regarding oper-
atoms on that night. II is a fact that
claim Jumping, while perfectly lawful.
Is decided unpopular thing to do and
YET when one considers the very lib
eral mining laws Of this country Il does
seem ~ II a man who does not comply
with the requirements should be dis.
possessed Of his claims to mineral bear
ing or other lands Uncle Sam permits
any citizen to locate on land not al
ready settled on with the proyivion that
certain development work should be
done every year. II that work il not
done before Jan. Of each year the
moment after Il midnight on the night
or Dec 81, any person may relocate the
claims. Claim jumping Is some times
planned months ahead OF time and in
numerous cases line properties have
thus been los, TO the original claimants
OF the land.
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Stock Transactions Involved $685.
$50 Shares and S274,885.
MARKET WAS FEvERlSH,
Short Interests are Very Heavy and
Market Tendency IL 10 neceme
Unwieldy.

ON the exchange this week transact
lions involving 5S6,35O shares and S274,-
1888 were recorded, The condition OF
the market at the close OF the week re-
mains unchanged. There Is stlll little
or no outside element in the trading
except In few stocks and the market
is very largely oversold. Just what the
erect is going to be can not be foretod,
but 1t Is certain that the shorts" are
going to be squeezed m an attempt to
cover. An unnatural condition prevallo
nj the present time which could not
exist II any outsiders were dealing In
stocks. Notwithstanding the very large
transactions that have been recorded 1t
is reported that in comparatively few
instances have actual transfers Of
stock been made on the books of the
various companies. As the week closes
there Is tendency among some out
side people with money to buy some of
the stock OF the various companies
Ihls has already been done by some
ana there Is little doubt that next week
trading VIII be more active. The week
closes with the market IN bad condi.
lion and all stocks lower and feyerish,
Todays business was light in COM
parison TO yesterday ana at lower fig
ures. Ajax with the assessment am
nounced, dropped from about 20 yegter-
DAY to 2lls, but recovered 10 rs. II Is
thought that the assessment VIII have
q tendency TO strengthen rather than
depress the stock as reports from the
property are OF very favorable nature.
!afisS closed the week with light trad
Ing and Daly-West loosened up TO the
extent OF only 90 shares, which sold for
s25.1b. Lower Mammoth opened at 70,
almost 10 cents of from yesterday, and
closed lower, while May Day from 81
advanced 10 81, almost 3 cents lower
than Mondays figures.
sunshine showed some strength and
activity at figures above 81. The mill
on the property viii probably be put In
commission next week. Uncle Sam
Con. from 81 advanced to SEX and closed
OF b2h.
California again furnished the excite
nient and was the most active stock on
the board. Sales were made at the
opening at % and the stock was then
hammered TO Is. II ls said that nearly
oil the stock of the California Is held
closely and that board transactions are
between brokers anxious to keep fig
ures down until short contracts may
be filled. Regarding the deal II Is pro-
nounced a sure thing" but even so,
there are many sorry to have the pres
ent management retired Yankee Con.
took another tumble and sales at 200
even were recorded The following
quotations were put up at the close this
morning.
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bennington with the land omo.
Washington. 0"pe AZ
General Passenger Agent ID n n.
icy OF the Oregon Short Line Ie,, ngr-
Chicago this morning. ' WV tof
H. NJ Gushing LEFT husriedlv tor ~.
yer this morning IN Response ~ ", peh'
which Informed him that hls Wuo
was dangerously III with pneumo miner
The Los Angeles papers ara do,,,-
considerable space 10 the story Ing
Senator W. A, Clark has hecoy,o 'nsl
chief hacker Of the Traction co,nso vac
II was through the personal eTp,sny
] p. Oibboh that tho multl.mnllnnSa, ot
and other eastern capitallsts V1 wllro
brought into the company 10 tho Wgge
may of the Huntington syndicate O'''
Now that the Colorado a. so,u
and with Il half Of the Interest uiI ~ il
Colorado Midland, has passed ina w
hands Of the Colorado Iron & Ma, oIV oo ,na
pany stories Will undoubtedlv co,h'
mence TO 30 the rounds OF the nre eur ~
the effect that the Midland win evisnw9
to Salt Lake and form an alliance v'lm
the San Pedro WIN
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WE WANT TO LEND MONEY TO GOOD
people on good security. We Invite snyoug
who thinks Of borrowing money 70 eau auu
500 us and talk the matter over u Is W.
confidential, aud N We can't make the los sn
there Is no harm done. One thing j cer.ala,
II tho security is good We will not let ra'e'o'
terms stand In the way. "a
Our rates are lover than ever offered ana
they are made lower still by our partial pay,
ment plan. We allow partial payment at w
time and reduce the interest aocorulnsy
Yet tho borrower IL not obliged 10 make p~''
payment unless he wants To- ,-.t,.t
We lend ON plain mortgage all prlnV'P"
and interest pay able at our own once
We have been hore now for goou n'h hy
years, and have built up our D9sineSss ~, ~
pleasing our customers We intendto ~ ~ ~
same 10 the future. our experience anu ny
vice are always nc the disposal OF Our me- vas
toners, because their success means our s4'
cess. ,..A
This Is n good time to build on vacant lvWnIIi
and we will lend the money. 20 DO u. e.
you favor us with a CALI McGurrln Wv
IS W. second south.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

and seventeen other springs near Mount
Nebo consideration, $500
Lands In section OF township 10,
south, range ! west ana vicinity con-
alteration. $1,000. The Hillside Tunnel
and iive other mining claims In Tintic
district, consideration, 1901.
President NJ O. Lcetham and Secre-
tary w. H. Dusonberry have filed with
W" county clerk statement NJ n
change In the articles Of Incorporation
oi 1000 i.ro,O aiming C1mlauy Ouarr
the amended articles the capital stock
ls 100000 divided into i0O. 600 shares Of
the par value Of 20 cents each. The par
value OF the shares OF the company was
formerly $40 each.
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Location Notices Filed.

Especial TO the News
Provo Feb. l5.-Spicer Lewson ct al
have filed notices OF location OF the
Gray Eagle Nos. to 10 mining claims
In Camp Floyd mining district situated
In the vinclnity OF the North Star lode,
Transfers by quit claim deed have
been made by r.. Shelly OF Mount Me-
DO 10 Charles Q. Albertson Of Chicago
o 1.-THE following properties.
The waters OF Kimball creek springs
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Refused to Re-open Poulett w Poulett

London, Feb. l5.--The lord chief JUS
tlce, Baron Aversion, refused today TO
reopen the case OF Poulett VS. Poulett.
in which Viscount Hinton, who at one
time played on organ In the streets of
London, sought TO Gust his step brother.
the youthful Fart Poulett, from tho
family estates. The lord chief Justice
thus confirmed the previous Judgment
in the case whereby It was declared
that Viscount Hinton, under n family
settlement, entered into In 1858, was de-
barred from claiming the property in
dispute
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Tariff Arranged.

Ottawa. Ont, Feb. l6.-The White
Pass railway and the Canadian govern
ment have arranged a tariff for the
white Pass railway. The great bun,
on freight traffic is known as Attn class
mis- VIII be carried at IS cents per
hundredweight as at present II The
company raises the rates higher ON the
American end Of the road. the Domin.
ION government VIII reduce them or
cancel them altogether on the Canadian
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SPIKE AND RAN.

9 General Attorney p. L. Williams and
secretary g, K. Smith, Of the utab
Ne'aua * California, are in California,
General Manager Bancroft and Gan
eral Superintendent K. %. Caivin IN
day. nv foSa'eIlo to-
,or = ,sS o, reg, Short Line has filed maps
lot the new line between Gari,sld snS
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call nominal. Prime
mercantile paper 4Q4is per cent, ster-
ling exchange firm, with actual busl-
ness In bankers bills at 4.S7qi. SIN
for demand. and at 4,S4% for sixty
days, Posted rates, 485h and ASS;
commercial bills, 4.SSBQ4. S47s.
Mexican dollars, 43A.
Government bonds. steady Ref. 2's,
reg. and coupon, 1851 u.s. reg. and
coupon, 1854; new Is, reg. and coupon,
1877; old Is, reg, and coupon, I12; &c.
reg. and coupon 1906
Bar silver, 55A.
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INTO WASHINGTON.
Burlington Now Said TO be- Heading
For the Coast.

Walla Walla, Feb. 15,-The Union to-
day says that according 20 plans out
lined by a civil engineer protesting to
be in the employ of the Burlington
system that that road is contemplating
building from Billings, Mont, across
the Blue mountains, striking the Walla
Walla valley at Milton, Ore, and brldg-
ing the Columbia river at Old Wallula.
The road will go to Portland along the
north bank of that stream.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

New York, Feb. 15.-Butter--R eceipts
4,lOO PACKAGES firm. State dairy, goa
~ creamery, G2a29; June creamery, II
Q24h factory, 1920.
Eggs-Receipts 4,4OO packages; firm.
State and Pennsylvania, 23lA. western
uncandled, ut mark, 321s.
Chicago, Feb. li,--On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
firm. Creamery, l7@2s; dairy, 16AQ22.
Cheese-Firm, lO@lOia.
Eggs-Firm. Fresh, 20,
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Mldland's RECORD linn

On Thursday the Colorado Midland
I I record run between Grand
Suheuon ana Colorado Springs with a
r ralh OF ray sheep en- route 10 Kansas
NY NY Despite the bad time Of the wear
me Sne Instance was made and the train
delivered to the Santa Fe in 10 honrs
In Inc sheep We're consigned to the marke,
by Austin Bros OF Lehi '''"iAe'
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Tolstoi Retter.

Yalta, Crimea, Feb. l5.--Count Tol.
stoi is somewhat improved today. His
pulse is 70 and his temperature is salts
factory. The change for the worse in
his condition which occurred last even.
Ing was caused by spread Of the pul.
monary inflammation TO the right lung
The Inflammation is beginning to sub.
side.
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"InexcnaahlY Untrue -

Chicago, Feb, l5.--John ]. Mitchell
mentioned as one OF the men assocIat'
ed with John w Gates In the alleDul
purchase by the Gates party" M fbs
Colorado & Southern railroad todav
declared that the report, so FAR us bs
true. un-
Arthur, Texas. " u" ror'
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PRODUCE
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb IS. May wheat opened
isc higher eased of a shade, but af-
terwards reached TO 7S&MiS&. Close
Wheat-Feb 7Gis May 1S&q7S%i
July 70.
Corn Feb, GO; May, G2%d62la.
OATS Feb, 42h May. 4SA
PORK Feb 1915; May l607ia,
Lad-Feb., g35 May 052h.
Ribs--Feb, Si5 MaX S559S5lis.
FlaN--Cash n W. Ing.
Rye--Feb,, 5Sia
Harley--Cash, $500,
TimOthy--660
Cash Wheat--No. red, SiaS6ia No.
red, slisdSil4 No hard winter,
iGia01Sla; No, hard winter 75iad77h,
No, | Northern spring, 77hq79 No. 2
spring, i5is6lIS, No. 3 spring 7Oha76,
Corn--No B. 69la659h
oats No, 9, AZ No. g. i3lAG45i.
man, Clay & Co. Of San Francisco
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
SALES,

Ajax, 600 at 27,s; 100 at 26M; 100 at
n: 1000 at I'm; 1900 at Is. Total, g.
300.
Carisa, ZOO at 80; 600 at s9ls; 1000 at
bpls. Total, 1000.
Daly-W 80 at 25.75.
Ingot, 1000 at s. 1000 at 5%.
Lower Mammoth, 400 at Is; 200 at ";
rs, $50.
May Day, 1000 at ST. 800 at 81, SEQ;
100 at 5lis; 500 at b7%; l,lO0 at 81; 100
nj 80, $50. Total, $500.
Star Con, 800 at 25A.
Sunshine, COO at q; LOO at 21h; 500
ut 27k; 500 at 27%; 1000 at 27%. Total,
300.
Tesora, 200 at Is.
Uncle Sam Con-, 300 at 51h; 900 at
B2, $50: 400 at 52A; 100 at 52i 100 at
SIX. Total 5000
Ben Butler, 1000 at liz.
California, 100 at rs, 4,l00 at 26iS; L.
100 az 26K: 200 at 26%; 400 at 2GA; o.
900 at 2sa; eco at Pos 1000 al &c; L.
500 at 25iz: 800 at 267t: $500 at 25&;
800 at 25h: 900 at %. Total, assoc.
La Refine, 400 at 22h; 800 at 2lh.
Martha Washington. 5000 at ~.
Victor, 100 at 4iia.
West Morning Glory, 5000 at 3h.
Yankee Con. 100 at 2D0l; 400 at 200.
OPEN BOARD.
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New Tourist Serv,oo

,,. commencing March the Rock Island
WIN PUT on new daily tourist car ser.
vice between Chicago, San Fra cisno
ana y, Los Angeles via the new line 10
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SUGAR.

sugar--Raw, steady; fair refining,
Sis; centrifugal 96 test, Sh; molasses
sugar. 2% Refined steady; crushed,
5.25; powdered, ass; graduated, 475.
Coffee-QuIet No. I Rio, 90.
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DENVER

Denver Colo Feb l5-C'attle-.Re.
ceipts 300 steady, Beef steors, 3,,kQ
SOS; cows S,00d5.00 stockera and feed
ers. freight paid 10 river 3,00h460'
bulls stage. ETC., l.iOd3b0
Hogs Receipts, 200 steady Light
packers, i9006Oo mixed and heavy
6.6Od025.
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shinments from TintIc.

Eureka, Feb. l5--Durlng the week 81
cars OF ore live cars Of concentrates
and one bar OF bullion were shipped
from the district, Shipments were as
follows:
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis, Feb. -Woo--Firm; ter
ritory and mediums, 1908; fine, 1901;
coarse, l2ql6
San Francisco, Feb 14.-Nevada, 101
l2 eastern Oregon, lOql3 valley Ore
gon lSQl5i fall Humboldt and Men
docino, lOgl2h; mountain, 500, south
plains and San Joaquin, COS; lambs.
Cas-
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SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco, Feb, l5- Wheat
Steady; May, lll%; spot firm, lOSA.
Barley--steady; May 2Sh December,
Sln cash, 20.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Feb. 15.-The statement Of
the associated banks for the week end
ing today shoWa,
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NEW YORK.

New York, Feb. 10 Wheat Receipts
2G6O) bushels, Quiet but steady most
Of the forenoon on cables light Offer
ings and the effect of Yesterdays rea-
port demand. May, slQT $40,
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The Macintosh sampler reports for
the week the following shipments from
Park city mines The report does not
include the Silver King shipments:
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LIVE STOCK.
rVITGAGn

Chicago, Feb .--Cattle--Receipts
600: steady; good to prime steers. $500
700; poor to medium. 4.O046.25: stockers
and feeders 2,50Qi60: cows, 1.25q50O
helfers, 2.50d5.25; Gamers, 1,25a225;
bulls, 2.50Gi60; calves, 2.5097.50 Texas
fed steers 425Q5.75.
Hogs-Receipts today, 22O00 tomor-
row, 1900; left over, 1000; strong,
mixed and butchers bsOd6.30 good TO
choice heavy, 6.25Q6.45; rough heavy,
5,sOG9s15; light, 55Oa5.sO; bulk OF
sales, b.S5G6.45.
sheep-Rsceipts, 5000. Sheep steady;
lambs steady; good 10 choice wethers
4.7bd5.25; fair TO choice mixed, 3 S5d460.
Western sheep. 4.90M6.00, native lambs,
S75a6.75; Western lambs. 5.25@G75.
OMAHA.
South Omaha. Feb. 15.-Cattle--Re-
celpts, 100; market steady. Native
steers, 400Q6.60; cows and helters. 900
Q5.25; western steers. S,ibQj.25; Texas
steers, 3.60M475; Gamers, l,15d300
stockers and feeders. 275G+60; calves,
4.0OGI00, bulls, stays. etc, 2.50G450.
Hogs-Recelpts 900; market, steady,
tower. Heavy. 5sOm6li; mixed, $3.50
6.s5. light 5.5Oa5s5 pigs, 4.50Q5.5O;
bulk OF sales, 575d59b.
sheep-Rece!pts, 1000; market ac-
tive, strong Fed muttons, 900 d60O:
westerns. 425Q475. ewes, 40O0475;
common and stockers 3.5oqA76; lambs,
55Oq6.5o.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Feb. l5,-Cattle-Re-
celpts, 100. Steady. Native steers,
4 SOq6 50 Texas and Indian steers,
4 20Gb 30 Texas cows, 2.75@4.50: ma
tive cows and heifers. 3.00a5. 20i stock
ers and feeders. 3. 20G4 e5. bulls. S.25
Gi.75 calves, 475N6.75,
Hogs--R Receipts. 5000. Market steady.
Bulk OF sales. e.soae IS; heavy, $3.50
s,i5; paekers. s.O0Qe ~. medium. $50
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ge 30; light J.4oGs.lo. yorkers $500
$50. pigs i5Oa5.25.
Sheep Receipts, 20, Market flrm,
muttons, 4,95m5.25 lambs, 5.S00G 49,
range wethers, i65d575i ewes $500
3 co.
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WANTED.
MONEY TO LOAN.

A GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOOLEWokh'
no washing. Gall at 6S3 Third Street