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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-13
CONCENTRATES.

Six cars of Tonopah ore are at the
samplers today,
Supt w. H. Nuttng Of the Bingham
Consolidated smelter is in Denver.
II. NJ. Crowther spent yesterday In
specting the Blue Acre property in
Beaver county.
Five more cars Of zinc ore from the
Horn silver Dnlne ut Frisco are at the
samplers today en- route to che smelters
at lola, Kas,
j. f. Gibbs, for a number OF years
Identified with the mining interests Of
Marysyale, viii spend several months
in the southern Nevada dumps.
Several members Of the Legislature
visited the mines OF Bingham yester-
day, the guests Of Harry S. Joseph and
A, V. Anderson The Silver Shield and
United States mines were visited.
j. A, jacobson returned yesterday
from NeVatv, where he recently ac-
CURED a copper property which seems
to have considerable merit attached to
It, The location is near Tecoma.
Manager Sidney Bamberger Of the
Fortuna mine at Bingham Will visit
that property Turing the week and viii
be accompanied by Frank II, Swindler,
superintendent Of the Bamberger- De-
Lamar mine at DeLamar, Nevada,
Improvements in the furnaces Of the
Yampd are becoming apparent In the
quality OF the matte sent for final re-
duction. The reverhatory furnace will
be put In operation this week, and the
output VIII be raised close to the
maximum. Bingham Bulletin
The Copper Belt railroad hauled
down 1888 cars more ore in the month
Of January than It hauled In December.
Considering the fact that the work Of
January was done with two engines
against three engines In December, Il
shows that there has been consider
able steaming up to accomplish such
results--Blngham Bulletin.
A Reno dispatch says a sensational
discovery OF gold ore has been made
70 miles north Of Tonopah, Is miles
north OF Jefferson canyon and As miles
south OF Austin. According to re-
ports on trustworthy authority, saws
the dispatch the average assay OF 90
inches In width Is S126.66 one ASSAY
In a shallow hole gave So .O2950 In gold
and another from the opposite end gave
$69i3i Samples Of the rock shown
on the street were almost yellow with
sparkling colors OF free gold.
Representative o. +. kirkpatrick Of
Lemhi county has organized a COM
pany for the development OF a group
OF claims half a mile west OF Lees
burg, composed Of the Gold Ridge, the
Highland and the Dorcas claims, The
company Is called the Gold Ridge Min
Ing company II Is capitalized AT $780,
600, the shares being OF the par value
of 81, Mr.. Kirkpatrick is president,
George w. Meitzler vice president, and
William Wegele secretary. Boise
Statesman.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

The new depot building at Caliente Is
being erected by the Salt Lake Route.
The 17-stall brick round house at CAL
iente is to be ready for business this
week.
All trains this morning were late on
account of the storm east and the in
tense cold
The Railway Age has very good H.
lustrated article this week on the op-
enlng of the Salt Lake Route.
Thomas Holland has been placed I'm
charge of the Office OF the construction
department Of the salt Lake Route at
Caliente
General Manager Il, f.. Calvin Of
the Pacific system Of the Southern Pa
cific arrived In San Francisco on Sat
urday and proceeded to at once get into
touch with affairs.
A party Of 20 homeseekers en- route
to Mountainhome, Ida, went north
over the oregon Short Line yesterday.
They are colonists secured by the Great
western Sugar Beet company
Douglas White the author who is
preparing THE story Of the Trail" for
the Salt Lake Route, and A. f. Lawton
OF Sunset Magazine. boarded the Clark
special at Caliente and went through to
Los Angeles on the Arst train.
Four more operators are being added
10 the force Of telegraphers at Callente,
which is to be a relay station with
quadruplex equipment. j. Il. Keefe has
been moved to Caliente TO Los Vegas,
where he will be a train dispatcher.
r. True also OF Callente, has been
sent to Erie, a station below Las Vegas,
In charge of the relay office. II. l..
Naylor, an operator has been sent to
Caliente to take the place OF Il. NJ.
Eckert,
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New Officers Chosen.

At American Fork last Saturday the
stockholders OF the silver Flat Mining
and Milling company held q meeting
and elected officers to serve during the
ensuing year
George II, Pulley, presidents Robert
Fox, Lehi vice president, Thomas Z,
steele, secretary and treasurer who,
with the following, form the board Of
directors: Alex Cunningham, John
Chadwick and John c. Williams. The
officers elected are holl-oyers, except
Thomas h. Steele, who was elected In
place OF Abel John Evans OF Lehi, At
this meeting It was decided TO sell 3d.
GOO shares Of treasury stock at 3 cents
a. share to secure means 10 prosecute a
Vigorous campaign on the opening OF
spring The mine which win receive
considerable attention is the Copper
king, commonly known as the old Ne
braskd, In American Fork canyon,
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IN SOUTHERN NEVADA.
Properly Near Las Vegas Sold 10 East.
ern Parties.

Joe Foulard, half owner Of the silver
Star mine, As miles northwest from
Caliente, sold out his interest this week
10 Max Bullcn Of Denver for $4,000. Mr.,
Foullard has 40 tons Of D60-ounce ore
on thed ump, the values running In ma
tive silver and manganese.
Work Is progressing rapidly on the
rich Copper King claims, II miles east
of Callente, four men now sinking on
an oight-foot ledge Of -sllVer-cOp-
per ore going from $3.50 20 10000 per
ton Thirty tons Of this latter ore
is now sacked and being hauled to the
San Pedro railroad for shipment to salt
Lake.
Charles Thurston. half owner OF the
Victor group Of gold-copper claims, ~
ing south of Las Vegas, reports having
sold his holdings to McEwain & Cush-
Ing of Kansas city for $4,000. The ore
in these claims Is now running from
B45O to SIS in gold and from Z to 20
per cent copper, which latter occurs in
black oxide and azuerite, I'm veins vary
ing from 10 81 feet In width, About
$1,000 worth of work has been done on
these claims and they are well opened
w for ore extraction.
r. w. Rogers, representing the Bing-
ham Con. Mining q Smelling company
Of Salt Lake, was In town last week.
and while here accompanied Vice Pres
ident Palmer OF the Copper King Min
ing & Milling company 10 his proper
ties, lying II miles east of Callente, for
the purpose of making a contract with
the company 10 handle their ores at the
Bingham smeter. Thirty tons Of this
ore, which goes about 500 in gold and
copper will be shipped to the smelter
next week,
A shipment Of 30 tons Of Copper King
ore vii be made this week TO Taylor q
BruutOn's smelter for treatment The
Copper King mines lay but four miles
from the y2iToad, but the haul has TO
be made TO Ncoma, # miles distant I'M
til the railroad has completed laying
Its siding near the mines, which It Is
hoped viii be at AN early date, thus en-
ablng the Copper King company 20
make more FREQUENT shipments and
save the long haul one OF the best
strikes ever made In southern Nevada
was reported this week rs miles south
OF the San Pedro railroad right Of way,
81 miles west OF Cnlicnte. James Bar
ton and Merit Fletcher Old Nevada
prospectors struck "a l2-inch vein OF
white quartz carrying So 200 In free
gold They located Eve claims and
brought samples OF their ore into CAL
ieute on their way TO salt Lake where
they VIII meet Henry Bloom OF Bloom
d Murdoch mining men living in Mon
tana who brug staked them for their
present successful trip, They stated
that they have stripped their LEDGE for
over 400 feet and find It uniform In
width throughout and carving values
of from S3lj To $500 at grass roots.
-Four Colorado prosnectors who saw
the ore started nc once from Calieoto
FOR the scene OF the new strlke,--Call-
ente Express
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Las Vegas TnMnslte.

The Caliente Express edltorlally takes
up the Las Vegas townsite situation In
the following manner:
Las Vegas may become an average
town when the railroad company shall
have plated and improved its town
site grounds but until that time II Will
amount TO nothing as a business site
through the efforts of outsiders, who
have come In with the intention OF
making the town whatever and wher-
ever they choose regardless of the de-
sres Of the railroad people This,
however, IL bad policy on the face Of
1t, for were II not for the railroad COM
pany the town of Las Vegas would
still be Las Vegas ranch. and the land
now being held by outsiders at ex-
horbitant prices, practically valueless.
However, there is a certain class OF
people who have to pick up their learn
Ing by experience and Las Vegas has
Its full quota"
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RISE IN TINIc STOCKS.
Uncle sam Company Developing Ore
Near May pay Ground.

The continued rise In the price Of
Uncle sam stock on the Mining FIX
change during the past week and the
apparent sympathetic upward move
ment In May Day during today's early
calls was the chief topic discussed
among brokers. Infrmation re-
ceiyed from Tintlc, and which has been
confirmed by Manager John Dern, no
longer leaves any doubt that the work
undertaken by the Uncle Sam company
some time ago In prosecuting the dyke
10 open up the ore channel which
caused the stir I'm May Day stock
some time ago Is entirely successful
The cross-Cut has encountered the
ore and opened II up 10 the extent
which practically insures a new mine
for the Uncle Sam company, The ore
Is Of low grade, but having milling
facilities, II can be handled prohtably
The extent Of the body has not been
fully determined but It Is develop
ments have progressed sufficiently
to demonstrate that It Is extensive
The May Day company has a lot OF
ore Of the same character, but the COM
pany Is unfortunate IN not having the
means at It's command to provide IA
Cilitles for treatment; to ship II in the
crudei s. Improbable. There seems 70
be no other recourse for the May Day
company but TO levy assessments or
else sell out, The property would make
an important asset for the Uncle Sam
company, II the properties were con-
soidated
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Elegant Through
Sleeper Service
ST LOUIS TO ST. AUGUSTINE

Beginning January 9th, 1905, the
Southern 'lWay-Only st. Louis line
with It's o rails TO Jacksonyille--will
put into service fine observation sleeper
line from StLouis TO ST. Augustine, Fla
ONLY ONE NIGHT ON THE ROAD
This sleeper viii leave st, Louis every
day except Sunday at 1000 a, M, arrive
at Jacksonville the next evening at $685.
p, m. and arrive st, Augustine at 1926
p. m The trip Is directly through the
beautiful Blue Grass Region of Ken
lucky, thence via Chattanooga, Atlanta
and Macon, Ga, At Lexington. KY, this
sleeper Is taken on to the famous chi
cago & Florida Speclal"-,the finest
winter train In the World, carrying ev-
cry variety Of perfectly constructed
equipment
Another attractive feature, giving
new charms TO a Florida trip this sea-
son, Is that the Southern Railway has
arranged variable tour tickets, whereby
a passenger may pay the small add
tlonal sum Of $500 and secure ticket
going 10 Jacksonville one route and re-
turn from there an entirely different
way; that IL; go South through Chatta-
nooga and Atlanta and return via Sa-
vannah Columbia, Ashevile and Knox
vile, allowing stop-over privileges at
different points, including the Land of
the Sky" with rs mountain, forest and
stream charms.
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INCREASE IN POPULATION.

1t will be noticed that the principal
Increase IN the vote and consequently
in the population during the past two
years, In south Idaho, have been IN
Ada, Bingham, Canyon, Fremont In
the north all the counties have shown
notable increases IN vote and popula-
ton. However I'm the case of Sho-
shone and Nez Perez counties the vote
as given does not indicate the vote OF
what now constitutes these counties,
The south end OF Shoshone county has
been cut off, and annexed to Nee Perez
county this reducing the vote of Sho-
shone at least 1000, and Increasing the
Nez Perez county vote that much. This
change would leave Shoshone county
with 1900 voters, and Nee Perez coun-
ty with 1880, one plan Of apportlon-
ments Is that all counties with a vote
of less than 1000, shall have but one
member In the lower house, between
1000 and $500 voters, two representa-
tives, $500 and 5000 three representa-
tives 5000 and $500 five representatives,
and above $500, six representatives,
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W. r. Allen, Prominent In Mining and
Political circles. Here,


Political circles. Here,
William r, Allen q prominent min
ing operator Of Anaconda, Montana,
Is In the city on his way home from the
east where he has been ON business
for several weeks.
Mr. Allen Is operating In French
Gulch located about % miles from
Anaconda, ana has developed pro-
perty which bids fair 20 become as
great az some Of the Butte mines. The
mines were originally opened for gold
ores, but as depth has been attained,
copper values seem TO predominant.
II is the intention " Mr. Aliens COM
pany TO eventually build a smelter, but
this year win probably be devoted en-
tirely to further developing the prop
erty, although the preaaut showing is
sufficient To Justify reduction works
I'm the guVh below the lode mine
workings the Allen company owns some
rich placers which have been operated
for several years The placer season
opens there about April no.
Mr.. Allen was % member Of the last
legislature OF Montana and came with
in few votes OF landing the speaker
ship of the house of representatives.
lie was also mentioned for the nominal
tion OF lieutenant governor on the Re-
publican ticket last fail, but owing
10 mining interests demanding his at
tention he refused to ~ into politics,
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The south Lincoln

l.. 4, Wagner manager OF the South
Lincoln mine at Pearl, Ida, arrived In
the city this morning, accompanied by
D, y, Jackson, the we'll known mining
lawyer of Boise.
Mr. Wagner says the camp OF Pearl
Is little quiet just now, but II Is ex-
pected II VIII soon llven up again, as
there are rumors current that the
Checkmate mine and mill Will soon
start up again the differences between
the majority and minority shareholders
having been adjusted. The Lincoln
mine and mill is In operation and the
latter Is turning out the usual product.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, Feb. 49, Receipts H.
600; market l0dl5 cents higher Good TO
prime steers, 5,6jd64j, poor to medium,
2 4006 60; stockors and feeders, 2,i0di 900
.2Jd2 30; bulls, 20OGl3. CO., calves, 3,OoGt7 5,
Hogs-Recelpts today, 2l,0o0; tomorrow,
220o0 market 10 cents higher, Mixed and
butchers, 4, 95n0. 05 good to choice heavy,
3 .O06ij 10, rough heavy, i.75di4.90 lights,
i.7Offi9O; bulk Of sales, iS5d5O,
Sheep-Receipts 1900 market l0dl5
cents higher. Good to choice wothers, $40
dG 10, fair to choice MIXED, i0od5 as
western sheep l.5Od6.9o; native lambs $40
as 10; western lambs 5.ljgS.00.
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Feb. .--Cattle--Rocclpts.
500; market active. Native steers, 3 OGl
5.lj; cows and heifers 275n4 %; Gamers
!. J0d2 So; stockers and feeders, 250ni Q;
calves 3.O0Q5,75; bulls, stays, etc, lSOlC
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market cents
higher. Heavy SMi95; mixed, 4Soni 81
lights i s655iis. pigs 0'5dT4'o; bulk Of
sheep-Recepts. 700, market strong.
Western warnings. g. 1915 81, wethors S. 90
as 20, ewes, 4.2jf5,jO lambs, 6,50G775
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City Feb, -Cattle--Receipts
1000: market 10 cents higher. Native
steers, 37jd5,70; native cows aud helfers
l.15di Co., stoCkers and feeders, 3.OOd4 q /,
bulls, O. 2iq3 70; calves, 3,00u7,OO. western
fed steers, 3.I5g5'25, western fed cows
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market 10 cents
5.i0d5.l5 PAGERS. i,&H5.lO; pigs and
sheep-Rocepts 400; market 10 to Is
cents higher. Muttons, i.50a5.S lambs,
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won,t rake onIum as Frelpht.

San Francisco, Feb. 13.--Notice has
been given by the Southern Pacific
company tina on and after April II
viii not accept oonsignments Of opium
for shipment as freight, This refers to
smoking opium, which Is shipped In
small packages worth $3.50 each. These
packages are often stolen. The COM
pany will only carry after the date
mentioned opium gum, which Is bulky
and valuable.
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FORENOON ON
THE EXCHANGE.
Uncle Sam Consolidated and May
Day Made Some Ad
YdnceS
OTHERWISE MARKET WAS DULL
Silver Shield Unchanged Con, Mercur
Wanted, But None Sold Quota
tions and Sales.

During the early calls Of the Mining
Exchange today l0,Sjo shares were
transferred, for which was paid the
sum Of S2,S3062, The demand for
stocks was limited and generally
speaking. the market was not devoid
of duh features. Considerable Interest
was centered upon Uncle sam Con-
eolldated and some small lots were
brought out at an advance May Day
also made gains and It sold on the open
board at 10 cents share. SILVER
Shield passed the day practically un'
changed, $50 shares going at 800, wa
bash went down to $780, while Petro
held lts strength around 9ia cents Con.
Merour continued I'm good tone In the
bidding but no sales were recorded,
The closing quotations and sales
Wpre
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THE SCOTTISH CHIEF.


william j Gray, ,hc well known
mdchinist, returned last night from a
trip 10 the Scottish chief mine az the
head Of Little Cottonwood canyon and
near Park city.
When he left camp, yesterday morn
Ing the mine was In operation after "A
brief shut down owing to breakage IN
machinery and which Mr. Gray repair
ed. Two shifts are working and de-
yelOpment work is progressing In a
satisfactory way.
4 morning paper printed a story to
the effect that since the shut down the
mine workings had filed with water.
This was pronounced by an official OF
the company today as being untrue.
The Scottish Chief workings, said the
official, are dry as a "frtter," and to
persons knowing the conditions, the
account VIII certainly be amuslngly
ridiculous.
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Collision on the b, &. O.

Valparaiso, Ind, Fe5. IA freight
train on the b. g. o. railroad collided
with a wrecking train on the Michigan
Central railroad today at Willow Greek
several niles north OF here II Is re-.
ported that % workmen In the caboose
were injured.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.
Daly-250 at 2.55
AiaN--1,O00 at H.
Grand Central-50 at 1896,
Silver Shleld-50O at 49, 1000 at iih
Uncle Sam--7OO at 21h 500 at 27%.
Wabash--lO0 az $50.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Carlsa--50O nc l0h.
Grand Central--l50 at 1926,
May Dny-j0O AT 9il; 500 at gM. 1900
ut 9B 1900 at l0i 1900 at 10, seller 80
days
Petro-200 at 9j,
Uncle Sam-i00 nj g.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value,
Regular call ..."..,,. 400 81 63Oi2
open board .'','''.," $3.50 l2O05O
-sH-aHa.-
Forenoon totals .,ur,1o,S5O $2s3o62
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LANDoRE SHELTER.
Plant Of Lndd Metals Company work.
ing Satisfactory.

Carl Jones, mechanical engineer OF
the Ladd Metals company, arrived in
the city Thursday afternoon from
Landore and LETT at once for Portland,
says the Weser IDA, Signal. II is
reported he has resigned and will later
go to San Francisco Speaking OF
operations OF the Landore smelter. Mr..
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Time Table
IN EFFECT
Dec, 4, 1904

ARRIVE
From Ogden, Portland. Butte
San francisco, Chicago. ST.
Louis Omaha and Denver 90. $40 a. m.
From Ogden and intermediate
points NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. am.
From Ogden, Cache Valley. and
Intermediate points ,s......... IL b5 a. IN.
From Ogden, Chicago. st Louis
Kansas city, Omaha. Denver,
and San Francisco ,........ 4.45 .. m.
From Ogden, cache Valley,
81. Anthony Portland and san
Francisco .u,".,. ..,..,".,, 40 pm.
DEPART
For Ogden Omaha. Chicago,
Denver Kan city and 81.
Louis .",.,. ... .....,.,. 700 am.
For Ogden r. and ST. An.
thony San FlH. CISCO and in
termediate points 90. 90. ..... o.. l0:20 a, m
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
Denver Kansas city ST Louis
and San Francisco ,,.....,.,.. l:i0 q, m.
For Ogden Cache Valley Den.
yer Kansas City, Omaha, st.
Louis aud Chicago .....,,.... .5:5 p. m.
For Ogden, Cache Valley. Butte
Helena, Portland, San Franz
Cisco and intermediate points ll;i5 p m,
T. NJ. SCHUMACHER TraE Mgr
d H. hurley, q. +. & T. A,
d, g. SPENCER. A. q q II A.
City Ticket Office, 20l Main Street
TELEPHONE go
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IN AMERICAN FORK.
Heavy SHOWS Have stopped Mining
Operations There.

Operations There.
The heavy SHOWS that have fallen
IN American Fork canyon during the
past few days has completely blocked
the roads and no ore shipments may
be expected from there for some time.
The men who have been working on
the Wyoming claim have come down
20 a milder climate. II is said the snow
IN American Fork canyon Is the deep
est now than has been known for sew
eral years.
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Park City shipments.

The ore shipments from Park City
last week aggregated 3,4i3,7i0 pounds,
as follows
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BOISE WOULD
PUT ON AIRS.
Bill Introduced ApprOprialing
$3.50, 900 For New Capitol
building
REINFORCEMENT OF STATE.
Will lnCreas, Membership Of Lower
House from Two TO Five - As
1t Stands Now
speolal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence,
Boise. Ida, Feb. IA bin has been
introduced in the house, and Is now
under consideration In committee, roc
vdlng for the issuance Of bonds and
the erection Of a new and much more
extensive capitol building, Under the
proposed law 1t is ordered that the CEN
trail school block, lying just west OF the
present capital square and building, be
purchased, and that while a new capl-
tol building was under course OF con-
structon, the present capitol and the
central school building should be used
for state offices. The plan for the new
building, proposed by the bill, is that
L should be located In the center Of
the two blocks, the main entrance fac
ing south and being directly I'm front
OF the center Of Seventh street, I'm
der the bill now under consideration
the cost Of the proposed improvement
would be s35O,OOO
STATE REINFORCEMENT
The proposition of reapportlonIng the
state for members OF the legislature
has been under consideration during the
past week or so, II now seems likely
that a bill for reapportionment win
probably be introduced some time next
week Several members OF the legIs-
lature are now working on such a meas
IRE, The general plan being discussed
includes the increase OF the number Of
members In the lower house by from
two 10 1--WE. II there is no reduction in
the representation Of any OF the coun-
ties, the Increase probably to be made
viii be FIVE, Ada county securing one
member, Kootenai two and Nez Perez
two. II decreases In representation
are made, Bear Lake will probably lose
one, Oneida one, and Shoshone one,
AS IT STANDS NOW.
When the las tapportlonment Mas
made It was on the vote for governor In
1902, This vote, together with the
vote Of governor in 1904, and the pres
ent legislative representation I'm the
lower house is given in the following
table;
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7ma7@; range wethers 5Sds9o; fed
ewes, l,50d5.&
wool

81 LOUIS
81, Louis, Feb. i3.-Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 2iQ22, lne
medium, l70lS; line, 1911