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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-10-30
FARMLAND OF ST. LOUIS FAIR.
The Night View Is Most Impressive
and Interesting,
From Leslie's Weekly.

From Leslie's Weekly.
While the worlds fair by day is
charming picture, the night view is far
more impressive and interesting; for then
one has IN opportunity to realize the
beauty and power of electricity and the
wonderful strides made by man in its
handling. The illumination at ST. Louis is
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EMBROIDERIES, l0c

For tomorrow several thousand
yards fine NainSook and Cambria
Edges and InSertingS go on sale;
worth to 35C yard, Choice until
Soldl...... .............-. ...... lOc
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playing THE Star Spangled Banner"
while from the sunken garden, floating
on the night air. come the sweet strains
of the everlasting Dixie" Electricity
is king, and our childish dreams of fairy
land are realized.
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After serious Illness Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla imparts the strength and yigor SO
much needed.
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Ladies' Underwear.

We are exclusive agents for Birmingham
for the celebrated "MUNSING UNDERWEAR
IN Ladies', Misses and Children'S Union Suits
or separate garments, soc and up.
Several hundred pieces Ribbed Fall and
Winter Underwear, Sample Garments, which
will be offered tomorrow at HALF PRICE.
See these out on the Bargain Counter.
Corsets, Waists, Etc.
Ladies' Corsets sizes Is to %, O5c
at. ..''.''''''
Ladies Black Corsets, sizes Is to 25
at''' '''''''''''
Warmers" and other good $1OO brands 400
at. =. .......'..'..''''''
Ferris" Waists, in black $1.Oo kind, sizes 10 40c
to "a to close, at... .....'...'''''''''
Childrens Cambria OSo
Underbodies. .........
A line of "Thompsonsa s1oo Girdles, in fine 7ko
batiste contil Special. .........'.''''
Outing Flannel Gowns for 10c
Outing Flannel short Skirts for ladies' acc and up
Full line Buses and Pads, at 25c and up
The Century Corset Shield OSo
Immense line Knee Length Skirts AGO. 75c and
csc; also Black Mercerized Petticoats from 7oc up
Blankets and Comforts.
We are Offering special bargains Blankets and Com
forts We have large line to select from in all Sizes colors
and weights.
1914 Atwood red and fancy plaids, $500 go
Blanket. ............. O'oo
1914 Atwood white Q2
Blanket 800. =. -. ..'..'......' -
u,,1 ia Atwood white gray and fanny Dlads $3.50 5.9S
ali, ia Atwood white Blanket regular $500 Cos
Cotton Comforts plain back and fancy top of pure
white cotton good size l.69
:, E Extra large size and very fine Comforts $40
Eiderdown Comforts all colors extra large size and
nice &C. line to select FROM 5000
you interested in Carriage Robes, 1t Will pay you
to see line before purchasing. We have them q 02
colors and weights extra large size $1'4s to.
Table Linens.
6Oinch beached and habeached Damask 35c quality 2oe
6Snch beached nabeached all linen Damask speca
72-inch all linen Damask $150 quality 9oc
22inch all linen beached Napkins worth $175 SIZE
24-inch all linen beached Napkins, worth $500 $2ls
We have just received line of fine bordered Cloths
with Napkins match all designs and at very low
prices.
Cloths -
8x12 -. -. ......... $349 TO @+'so
Napkins go .,.o
24inch -. -. ....... $2ss to $4'4s
Towels.
1896 Huck Towels, 15c value ...........lzZ2c
2Ox38 Huck Towels, 19c vaue... .,.... LOG
We have line Huck and Damask Towels, extra large
size, strictly 35c Value. ....'.'..'''<o'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-19
DOLLAR WHEAT.
1t Became a Reality in Specula'
tive Trading in Chicago Today.

Chicago, Feb. 19.--Dolar wheat was
reality In speculative trading here to-
day Twice during the day wheat for
May delivery sold at l0l% a bushel.
The price touched the dollar mark on
opening sales, initial quotations being
al l00alOl, or h03s to lhQl% above
yesterdays close. other options were
corresp0ndIngly strong, July showing a
gain OF an even cent over former fig
ures OF last night. There was an ex-
cellont general demand with active COW
erIng by shorts u feature, The strength
at Liverpool and the scarcity Of milling
wheat We're the influences that caused
the advance. Shortly after the opening
May sold up TO lQlA, but at that figure
the principal long became an open sell
er and the price dropped TO 99ls. AS
soon as that interest stopped selling the
price rebounded to 1918, but eased oil
laetr to 1908, After opening * to q
higher at 00g 10 904, July sold up to
9lh and held firm at the top.
Chicago, Feb 19,-l3uying continued on a
large scale the entire day and I'm tho alb
souce Of any important selling the price
Kept moving upward Active covering
by shorts forced the price Of May up 10
Los or 3is13N above Yesterdays close
July sold M to OBJ an even three cents
over last nights final figures, The close
was at a net gain Of 3hq3b for May
and rs for July.
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SUGAR TRUST STATEMENT.
New Figures Show Steady Increase in
Holdings in Other Companies.

Considerable interest Is always mani.
tested In the statement OF the Amerl.
can Sugar Refining company. the Sugar
Trust, to the commissioner Of corpora
lions OF Massachusetts,, lnasmuch as
the statement contains the only figures
which are made public by the company.
The company has filed a statement Civ.
ing It's condition at the close OF busi-
ness on January 2, 1904
The most interesting feature OF the
statement is the large Increase shown
In It's holdings In other companies Tho
Increase over 1903 amounts to approx
imatoly S6.5O0OOO IN 1908 the statement
showed an increase Of about 100000
over 1902. These Increases are currents
ly believed to be the result OF the pur.
chases Of stocks Of beet sugar concerns
I'm various parts of the country With
I'm the last two years the report has
been perAstently stated that the Amer
lean Sugar Refining company had set
tied It's hght with the American Beet
Sugar Refining company and that the
tlaycmcyor company had acquired a
large, Il not a controlling, interest I'm
IS beet sugar rival,
Cash on hand increased largely over
1903, and In the liability column there
is shown an increase Of about S0OO0O0
In the current debts
The company values It's real estate
and plants at sS5,lSOOjI-New York
Herald
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SENTENCE SERMON.

Work trains the will
Liberty Is In love Of the law.
The painful Is not always plous.
\ good orrand makes a short road
Ii Is the heart that makes Roadway,
Faith will break through all forms.
Any harness will chafe II you fret In
II,
Religion is good as a trade, but poor
as tool
wheat that will not be bruised can.
not be used.
A shortcut man seldom caryes any
thing frCat
The world Is not saved by the things
We do net do.
II is always easy TO forgive other
peoples enemies,
Perjury IS n prayer that Is always
ultimately answered.
a man cannot cover his works by
cond2mning Gods ways.
The rule CT the lowest must mean the
ruin Of the highest.
Envy forsakes its own Preside TO
freeze on anolher's doorstep,
No man Is free thinker until he Is
free TO think up az well as down.
We must love the cross before the
crown TO win the crown after the cross.
II the food came again, some churches
would meet Il with oyershoe soclals.-
Chicago Tribune.
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Business Transacted on Change
This Forenoon Light, Stocks
In Better Tone.
AJAX ADVANCES AGAIN.
Daly.Judge Closed Stronger -Sale Of
Montana. Tonapah -Century
Still Weak.

The sales Of this forenoon on the floor
OF the Salt Lake Stock and Mining EX-
change. amounted 20 1860 shares, the
selling value of which was S2s99.75 The
general tone OF the market was lmprov-
ed and good many OF the traders eS-
hlbIted more vitality than has been dis
played by them for some time Ajax
started the ball a rolling, beginning
with a sale of board lot Mt SiA cents
during regular call; It bounded up TO .
cents fat, on the open board. DAILY
Judge made a gain Of several cents a
share. selling up to A25. Montana
Tonopah participated at SLil, while
New York Bonanza closed at the open
ing price Of ~ cents bid. Yankee con-
solldated held steady, ending with a
bid marked up at 43la cents. Century
passed the call In weak condition, 200
shares Of the stock selling at 16 cents,
Star Consolidated is quoted shade
higher, while Tetro was firm around 81
cents
The closing quotations and sales were
posted as follows
ToDAY'S QUOTATIONS.
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CONCENTRATES.

silver is quoted nalt-cent lower
today,
James Kennedy has departed for Ne
yada again to look after his mining in
terests.
The movement OF ores over the ~
Jordan branch OF the United States
tramway began last evening.
Contractor Joseph Dederich IL ex-
pected to arrive home today from a
hurried business trip to Chicago.
A new cyanide plant has been in
stalled at the Mountain Lion mine in
the Republic, Washington, district.
The Morning mine near Whitney, Or,
has been bonded to the Eastern oregon
Development company for $4,000.
Another assessment Of a cent a share
has been levied on the stock of the Mar
tina Washington mining company
W. A. Wilson who has been making
an examination OF mining property near
Gold Springs, Nevada, has returned.
The adjourned meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Blackbird Copper COM
pany Is scheduled for tomorrow after
noon
George Fetterman, the well known
Delamar Nevada, business man. Is In
the city en- route home from a trip to
California.
The General Electric company has
installed an additional 80 horse power
electric plant In the ontario mill where
there are now two shifts at work.
Tho ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday were, as follows:
Crude ores aud concentrates. $4,000;
base bullion, $4,000 gold bullion, $500.
Total, sS5 500
Supt. T. j. Raddat2 Of the Honerlne
properties at Stockton has advised that
the new ij0-ton concentrating mill at
Bull VIII BE- ready to 20 into commits
sion next Monday. The plant has cost
approximately $4,000,
At a meeting Of the directors OF the
Salt Lake-Tonopah mining company,
held yesterday Afternoon W. S, McCor-
nick was elected a member Of the
board In the place Of Charles II. Knox,
who failed to qualify.
Announcement has been made that
-, - lUd1tlt AOl oOlntllIlt NtNtINl
manager Of the Santa Rita mines IN
Mexico for II, II, Rogers and assoc
ciatcs. Is to succeed William SCallon
as manager of the Amagamated mines
I'm Montana,
Frank A. Keith, who has Just been
relieved of the SUPPLEMENTARY Of the
Bamberger-Delamar mines at Delamar,
Nevada, Is In the city and Will leave
during the day for Colorado where he
goes TO undertake the management Of
the StrattOn independence mine In
Cripple Creek
The cleanup, representing the hst
half Of January, from the Bambcrger-
Delamar mines nj Dclamar, Nevada, to
the value Of little over $}l 900 passed
through the city yesterday enroute to
the sub-treasury at New York. The
behavior Of the mill Of late has been
very gratifying to Manager Simon
Bambergcr and he anticipates that II
WIN not be long until the monthly out.
put win be brought up to $4,000.
j. A. Shechan, we'll known mining
man from Georgetown, Is I'm the city
today, He says that all OF the proper
ties In the Gold Coin, silver Lake and
Georgetown districts are being worked
with full crews and the outlook for the
districts was never better, 1t Is hoped
that the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific win
extend It's road there next summer.
when the future Of the mining districts
win be assured. Butte Inter Noun
tain.
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Great Northern Copper.

Tho articles Of incorporation Of the
Great Northern Copper Mining COM
p0ny were filed In the office Of Secy. of
State Hammond yesterday afternoon.
The company was formed at ogden for
the purpose Of developing the Great
Northern group of claims located in
the Sierra Madre mining district The
capital stock IS 100000 shares of the par
value of 81 each. The officers are A..
W. Agoe. ogden, president; Daniel Con-
very, Hot Springs, vice president. $ H.
Browne, ogden, secretary and treas
iTpr
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Mining company, Of which he Is presl-
IL I. al n.nnDrnl ma no

Mining company, Of which he rs presl-
dent and general manager.
Mr. Burchard Is greatly pleased With
the outlook for this Utah copper dis
trict and predicts that development viii
result IN the opening up Of some big
mines.
The Boston & Terrace group, which
consists OF II claims Is located about
30 miles south Of Terrace, but when
trains are operated over the Lucln cut
of west from ogden the property VIII
be readily accessible; the distance VIII
be not TO exceed miles from the near
est Southern Pacific station
The development work I'm progress
at the y. & T. consists Of the running
OF a long tunnel 20 the main ledge. The
adit has been completed for a distance
Of more than 900 feet.
lnasmuch as the tunnel Is approach
Ing interesting territory Mr.. Burchard
viii not return east right away, but
will remain a little longer to watch de-
yelopments He will return to the mine
this evening,
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Prices Changed lrregularly aud
AimlesSly on the Stock Mark
ct This Morning.
BONDS WERE DULL AND WEAK.
Western Stocks Lost Slightly, While
The Trunk Lines Showed Eyi.
dence of Improvement

New York, Feb. 10 Speculation was
virtually sagnart during the first hour.
Prices changed irrcgularly and amless-
ly, western stocks losing slightly while
the trunk lines improved. a few note
worthy losses occurred In obscure stocks,
one-quartcr measured the extreme range
Of the really active market leaders dur
ing the morning, United States Express
9 and lackawanna 49,
Bonds were dun AMI weak at noon
The market II anything. was a little
higher but there were scarcely enough
transactions to register tone. Losses
were made OF %. IN Baltimore & Ohio pre-
ftrrcd and 8 in Anaconda
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UNDER STATE CONTROL,
Valuable Suggestions Made for the Pre-
ventlon OF "Nild Cat" schemes.

l., d. Finn, a mining engineer and
manager Of the owl Creek mines IA
central Idaho, has presented some new
ideas for the prevention Of the Notation
Of wild cat mining schemes,
Mr. Finn believes each state, whore
mining Is a chief industry should have
an examining board Of engineers, whose
duty II should be to examine the min
ing claims and report on them and let
this be the basis upon which companies
are iloated.
The examining board, according to
Mr. Firms plan, should be composed
Of mining men of ability and when they
see that the capital Of concern Is
being squandcred on foolish PROPOSE.
tons, to make lat Jobs for few un.
scrupulous men, they should have pow
er TO stop the operation and demand
that II be done properly to protect the
investor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-19
u. s. LEAD SHELTER.
Three Buildings win be Erected Contain
ing 100000 Pounds of Steel,

The United States Smelling company
has awarded the contract for the new
lead smelter buildings, three IN mum.
Der. to the American Bridge company,
The structures are designated as the
remeltng, blast furnace and rooster
buildings and will contain approx
mately 100000 pounds OF steel.
The contracts for the machinery were
let some time ago. The concrete and
foundation work Is now being done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-19
OMAHA

South Omaha, Feb. lg.--Cattle--R Receipts
100 market steady Native steers, 3.SOd
5l0; cows and heilers, 2.6jN3.1j; Gamers
l1yp2GO. stockers and feeders, 2ijqLOO:
calves. SWajjQ, bulls, stays, etc. 2,iOa
$50
Hogs Recepts. jdlOc. higher. Heavy
pigs ilH4.7j; bulk OF sales. jGd5.l5.
Sheep-RCcolpts, 6O0O market steady In
strong, Westerns. 4.iOaj %, wethers, 1 W
d4.iU; ewes 30OUilO; common and stock
crs 2.j0d3 80; lambs, 4.j0Qj.1j
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PRODUCE.


Cash; Wheat-No. 2 red. Local OS No
g. red, l.O0a1 o.; No, 9. hard. g3lig6; 40. g.
hard $685. No. l. northern, 0jalOl. No
2 northern, giu9S. No 3, spring, Sd99
Corn-No. 3, i2a0l3i,; No. 4. 39di2ia.
Oats-No 2, iOi9 No 3. 39iaaiO,
Close Wheat-May. l02h; July, 927.
old 93's; Sept, S7is; old. &A
Corn-Feb., GO; May j6ls; july aiad5i5s,
Sept. 1855.
Pork May ljj1ls; July, l5.i5.
Lard-Nlay. 40; July. SO.
Ribs-May, 742a; July $50
Rye-Fob., Y.
Flax-Cash northwest lis.
Timothv-Fcb.. 36.
Cloyor-Feb., ll5j.
Barley-Cash, 1900.
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Ar OLD CHLORIDE POINT.
A Visitor from ophlr Says n Fine Ledge
Has Been Opened There.

Word comes from the old Chloride
Point mine on Lion hlll near Mercur
that developments of q very crafty
ing nature are being made there, An
arrival from Ophn gives out the in.
formation that well defined ledge has
been struck there, and that 1t bears
every evidence Of being permanent
one. Further than this the informant
could give no particulars.
The Chloride Point mine has produced
some very rich silver ores In the past;
but like many other properties on LSn
hill, the deposits We're of pockety ma
ture and could never be depended upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York Feb l9.-Butter, firm, Fresh
creamery, ljal6; state dairy, lia2l
Eggs--Firm, Western firsts. "a.
Sugar - Raw; firm, Fair refining,
1915; centrifugal, &c test, 1872. mo.
lassos sugar. 1915, refined is steady;
crushed, 5.l5; powdered As; granated,
AS
CoGoe-steady No. 7 Rio, ~
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pennsylvania TUNNEL UNDER
THE HUDSON,

1t Is estimated that the improves
ments contemplated by the Pennsyl-
vania railroad management about New
York city Will cost not less than $780,
100000 The work laid out includes
two tunnels under the Hudson river
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-19
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT,

The Madsen Gold Mining and Milling
Company Principal place of business,
Salt Lake City, State OF Utah,
Notice There are delinquent unon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No II. levied on the I'm day
of January, 1901, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-19

and four tunnels under the East river,
the two convergng in a great under
ground station near the corner of
Eighth avenue and Thirty-second
street, New York The road will run
about thirty-five feet below the beds
Of the rivers and over forty feet below
the surface OF Manhattan Island The
tunnels, section OF which is here
shown, viii start on the New Jersey
shore and emerge on Long Island, six
miles distant
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or the respective
sgners for further Information,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS-EST
OF Samuel Wade Mosby. Deceased Credi-
tors will present claims with vouchers
20 the undersigned nj Rooms 9-2l Com
mercial National Bank Building office
Of W. NJ Bradley, on or before the 20th
day Of December. A. D. 1904.
NELLIE NJ. M0SBY,
Executrix OF the Last VIII Of Samuel
Wade Mosby. Deceased
Date OF first publication February 10th,
A. d. 190i
W. NJ. Bradley. Attorney for Estate.
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McCOys livery stable for carriages
ana light livery Telephone 81,
The best Typewriters and supplies at
The Breeder Office supply Co..
G. West Second South.
TEACHERS.

DR., Talmages new book. THE Great
Salt Lake present and PasO," should
be ~ the hands Of every educator. The
amount Of information II contains re.
lating 10 the great saline sea, makes
II an Invaluable work for reference or
study, Deseret News Book Store, Salt
Lake City. Utah.
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carving on which was recently cut of
by order Of the sultan and presented to
Kaiser Wilhelm Of Germany. The pal
ace is thought 10 have been built in the
seventh century and is the only exam
pie Of the Byzantine Sassanian style OF
architecture extant. Its partial de-
struction is therefore all the more to
be deplored, The illustration shows the
bottoms Of two Of the pillars.
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THE pEcos RIVER AoUEDUcT.

In the southeastern corner OF New
Mexico has just been completed the
largest irrigation plant in the west,
The Pecos river has been damned and
the water diverted into two great res
eryoirs, from which a stream Of water
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city, No. Feb. l9.-Cattle-.R
coipts, 1000; market stronger Native
COWS and hefcrs, l75di2j; stockers and
fecders2&di.2; calves. 3.O0d5.G0 west
or nsteers. 3.d004,jO, wester ncows. 2.GJa
$40. bulls. 21jdI75
logs-Recelpts L0O0 market higher.
Bulk Of sales 5Wa5 25; heavy. 5.l0G5. 30.
packers 5.Oiq5 %; pigs and lights. i.S)q
sos.
Sheep-Recelpts 1000; market steady to
strong, Muttons, 3.i5a5.2j lambs. 5000
GQl' range wethcrs, 4,l5Qi,i0; ewes, 2.15g
AIS.
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George Hatton, Stock Broker.

AZ East Second South; commission
charged, q OF per cent Certificates
sent by registered mail to out-of- town
patrons, You pay no fee II YOU buy
from or sell to me.
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ROYAL VANDALISM.

Standing a little beyond the borders
Of Moab, to the east OF the Hadj road
leading from Damascus to Mecca, is
the ancient Turkish palace known as
NJ 'Shita (wlnter quarters), the unique
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THE BOSTON AND TERRACE.
President Burehard Arrives from BOSTON
Mines ON West Side of Lake.

c, T. Burchard OF Boston IL in the
city today, having just arrived from a
trip Of inspection 10 the copper proper
ties on the west side Of the Great salt
Lake, owned by the Boston & Terrace
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twenty feet wide and eighteen feet
deep will flow through flume and be
distributed over thousands OF acres OF
adjacent land. The aqueduct by means
Of which this nume Is carried over the
Pecos river is here SHOWN. Il Is 100
feet long and twenty-five feet wide and
is supported by four concrete arches
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And In accordance with law and an or
der Of the Board Of Directors made on
the 18th day OF January 1904, so many
shares of each parcel Of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at the Of
fee Of the company, II east First South
Street, Salt Lake CITY, Utah, on the oath
day Of February. 1904. at p. m. of said
day. TO pay the delinquent assessment
together with the cost Of advertising and
expense Of sale
II. w. MADsEN, secy,
Dated Salt Lake City. Feb, 10, 1891.
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS.

st. Louis, Feb. l9-Wool nominal. Ter
rltory and western mediums, KQl9; line
mediums, l5al7, fine ljalG.