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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-07-25
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-07-25
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Stock Market Letters.

James A Pollock Il Co, stock and grain
brokers, West Second South street
make public the following letters ON the
stock market.
Hutton & Co. New York, say:
Operations today were profession in
character, big interests assuming walt
Ing attitude and protecting the market
from bear raids. The attacks on some OF
our railroad companies by certain mem
berS of Congress VIII cease to be a factor
soon. and moro viii be known about the
coal situation on February To- when
the miners convention Will meet and dis
cGss grievances. We are very bullish on
this market. hut believe that purchasc
should only be made on rrCcssions and
We have had considerable rally In the re-
cent sessions
Dick Bros say: The market continued
strong I'm tone today and although rather
dull gave further encouragement To the
bulls In the afternoon. however, some
new selling pressure appeared and the
market weakened, showing . general rs-
vas an unintcrcsting market The active
issues were, As usual, Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper and Reading which
were all quite strong until the late reac-
Ilon. In which they We're leaders There
was no important news. Trading WAS
largely professional. Among the active
specidlties Rock Island was conspicuous.
and stocks Ike Wabash, Car Foundry
Locomotive and Pressed Steel Car were
advanced sharply"
Logan Bryan say: The market
closed higher and with strong tone.
Steel, too, Was taken In big lots at the
opening Great Northern by it's action
would Indicate that something is 10 take
lands 10 the United States Steel corpora
tion- 1here was very little hesitation
shown AZ any time. though late I'm The
session the market cased on fractionalIy
under proht-taking. on the soft spots
IL seems Ike good Judgment TO buy the
better class OF stocks"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON, Feb. 5.-rhe strong closing OF
the I,ondon wool sales and the susplcIous
opening OF goods In New York has had
a beneficial influence upon the local wool
market. 4 stronger tone II found and
evidence of tHis Is the renewal OF specu-
lative buyers among themselves Pulled
woods I'm am irregular position. though
really choice lots are steady Territories
are firm. Foreign grades are steady
Territory quotations.
Idsho-Finc. 22a26c: heavy hne. lsa2Dc
fine medium, 22o2Sc; medium, 26p27c; low
medium 2IT2sc
Wyommg-Flne. 22d23c, heavy fine l71.
20c fine medium, 22dZic; medium, 2ba27c
low medium. Nd2Sc.
Utah and Sevada-Flne. 22a25c. low me-
diuIa 27n2sc.
Montana-rlno choice. 2Jd26c. fnc aver
age. 24aZ5c, fine medium choice 25li 2Sc .
average 2+a25c, staple. IN 90, medium
choice 21n2SC.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
COPPER UNSETTLED;
TIN BREAKS SHARPLY
Producers of the Red Metal Said
TO Be Holding Out for
$3.50.
\ \ ~ y \ y \

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-There was a Sc
we're break I'm the London tin market
where spot slosed al Jt5 los and futures
al flG5 l5s Cd The local market was weak
with spot quoted at sSto5a86.35
There was a break OF over a pound in
the English copper market, with spot
quoted at fI1 and futures at 10 los In
London. Locally the market IL unset
tied Large producers are Still said To be
holding at $3.50 but there appears TO be
no doubt that supplies are obtainable un-
der this figure and lake Is quoted at sl5.15
GlSJ0, electrolytlc. Sl7 e212splS -. and
casting at sl7Jofp17 62is
Lead was Is Sd lower at fl6 S. 81 in
London. Locally the market WINS easy.
but unchanged with spot quoted at $50
@5.T5
SpeHer waS higher al 26 l2s III i'm Lon
don. but the local market was easier at
S60ldt6. .lG.
Iron was easier abroad with standard
foundray quoted AT 5ls Id and Cleveland
warrants al 5ls Cd Locally the market
was unchanged No. / foundry Northern,
SIS. I5nl9.@6 No. > do do. SlS.0p6tlS.s5; No.
do. Southern, S1SjsaIS75; No > do do,
81. 15u is %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
REOLANDS ORANGES
AGAIN OFFERED
Second Shipment of the Season
Comes From California on
Tuesday.
ARE CH0ICER THAN
OTHER BRANDS
Only Occasionally Have Salt
LakerS a Chance to En-
joy Them.

a sweet juicy and high-colored lot of
oranges was that which one OF the i'm
porting merchants received Tuesday
morning from Rcdlands, Cal For some
reason this fruit does not ind It's way
here as frequently as the other brands
probably due To the high price which
growers are able To obtain FOR them from
dealers In the East They are considered
by local dealers the choicest variety Of
oranges that can be had here. and those
who prefer The variety are always glad Of
IA chance to secure them. They were
quoted yesterday at 81 box. wholesale.
and VIII he offered by the retail dealers
this morning
Another addition in the shape OF fruit
was car lot OF bananas from Honduras
They are Il fine lot, and range I'm price
from s. To Il bunch. Wholesale, or .
cents a pound. some of the retail mcr-
chants preferrmS to purchase them on
the latter basis.
Some tempting looking Belle Fleur ap-
pies were noticed I'm some OF the retail
stores Tuesday. They. with some other
varieties near them which have arrived
within the past few days. were = great
Improvement on the quality OF apples
that has been Obtainable of late, and de
Clded inroads were quickly made. ON the
supply The fruit ~ selling at three
poundS for quarter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
New York Closing.

NEW YORK Feb. 6-Ciose: Prime
mercantile paper. 4lzn5 per cent
Sterling exchange firm, with actual busI-
ness In bankers bills al SiS7 25d4 ". 30 for
demand and al S4.S3. Sl14. S9.gO for sixty
day bills.
Posted rates SisI5.diSS
Commercial bills. 1855,
Bar silver. CSpc
Mexican dollars. 6OlzC.
Bonds - Governments and railroads
steady
Money on call easier. highest per
cent: lowest 3l7 per cent ruling rate and
last loan, - per cent; closing bid. 3,a per
cent. offered at 3al per cent. Time loans
hrmcr sixty and ninety days and six
months 4xnf. per cent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Bradstreet,s Review Of Trade.

NEW YORK, Feb. Especial cable and
telegraph COMMUNICATIONS received by
Bradstrccrs show the following changes
In available supplies as compared with
last account:
Available supplies: Whcat-l'nited
States and Canada, east Rockies. decrease
16s.to0 bushels Anoat for and I'm Europe
Increased lJp,oNO: total supply decreased
752 OOO
Curu-Cuited States aud Canada, ca ST
Rockies. increased lA7OCp bushels
Onts-UuttCd States and Canada east
Rockies, decreased 81 .O0J bushels
The leading increases reported this
week are lgl 600 bushels AT omaha and
10000 bushels I'm elevators I'm the vicinity
OF Lincoln, Ncb,
VdturS decreased 2e6 CUO bushels and those
held In Portland. Me. decreased lG9 Ooo
bushels
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
For SaIc...Live Stock

1000 hIgh-gradc Cotswold Ewes, Utah.
5000 high grade, medium wool ewes ida
no.
1900 hcevy shearinE ewes, Owyhee Co.
Idaho
1900 beef steers, pulp fed, Idaho
500 heavy feeding steers, dehorned,
Montpelier Idaho.
2J0 feeding steers, partly dehorned. Og-
den
900 > and 3-ycar-old steers. spring de-
livery.
Kentucky Jacks Ogden.
WANTED.
1000 range horses, now OF spring dcliv-
cry, 20O0N stock sheep or straight breed
ing ewes Have a buyer for 1000 stock cat
tie and ranch. prefers Nevada or Idaho
r 3. Brooks & Son Ogden Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
New York Flour, Grain, Etc.

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-Elour-Receipts
So $50 bushols; exports 100; quiet and
barely steady
Wh"at-Reccipts. 5000 bushels: exports.
l72 500, spot nrm; No = red 90S.c eIr-
vator. No red. 99A4C T. o. b. aflout No.
l Northern Duluth. G2,c l. %. b. afioat
Although rather firm at the opening on
steady cables aud light Northwest re-
cclpts wheat weakened sharply under
bear pressure and liquidation. Recover
Ing later on the small increase in world r
stocks and less favorable crop news II
closed l5n%sc net higher MAY, SO l5-l6m
30 1916 closed ype,o. July. Soms9&4c. closed
S9Ac; September. Ss!kmS7SSc. closed Size
Hong wool and petroleum all STEADY
IIidey firm
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
WHEAT RALLIES ON
BAD CROP REPORTS
Shrinkage in Visible Supply and
RumOr of Expected For
eign Demand.

CHICAGO. Feb. 6.-DurnG tho nrSt
hour NJ trading the wheat market was in
clined 10 be weak Opening quotations
on May were unchanged to I.c higher, AT
ANGS1sc The demand WAS not sum
clontlY active to prevent small decline
and the price OF the MAY option soon
dropped To A&sNSIiac The market then
became stronger because OF buying by
sharts, who We're driven to cover by
Brads'reets report OF the worlds visible
supply which showed an increase OF only
40. 600 bushels for the week. compared
With an Increase OF $4,000 for the same
period year ago.
Other factors strengthening the mar
ket were reports OF damage TO the fall
soWn crop from Kansas City and St
Louis. an important demand I'm the
Southwest and Northwest for cash wheat
and \ prediction from New York that cN-
pert business would soon show marked
Increase
For May the highest point WAS reached
az SLzc, and the market closed strong.
with May lzGtsc up. at Sl.as5:sc
Liberal local receipts had bearsh In
nuence upon the corn market early In
the day, but later the market became
ilrm as "A result Of the strength OF wheat
Prices. however, showed but littlc change
throughout the day May closed steady
unchanged At i4Ac.
The oHts market was inclined To weak
ness early, hut became stronger. May
closed unchanged Al 3oas15oi5c.
y decline or lOC I'm the price OF live hogs
caused slightly easier tone In provisions
carly Al the close May pork was up &c
lard was IN 5a7i2c and ribs We're S17l2c
lower
Close: Wheat-Nlsy, S5t.@ST,c; July.
sac
Corn May, .tt4.7,al4'5c; Jqly !nsc
Pork-May. Sl4.7o; July sl472L
sard-May. FL61lz117O July. s775Ivm
80; September. $3.50 .92la
kihs-May fIS2iz617s5: July, SIs2'4Gr
Rye-Cash. 67lzc
I'laN-CaSh. Northwestern. sl.l5
Iimothy-MarCh $40
Clover-cash. Sl3S
Barley-CaSh. 3SlsnJ4c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY Feb 6-CattIe-Re-
Ccipts. 1900; market 5q1Oc lower: native
steers NnoU6.S0. native cows and holfers.
81. .26p4 al. stockcrS and feeders 81 OGIp4 10 .
bulls s.. 2.J9d3 so; calves, 81 0cfp7 %; West
err fed steers, S3.5pa050, Western fed
COWS s., ,J9a3.gO
lIogs-Reoelpts. 1900; market steady to
5c lower. bulk, S. 6oD5 67l7: heavy, SGS.M
SO. packers. Sj.vEa61o; pigs and light
s5.3Up5 80
Shrcp-ReceiptS 1000; market lOc lower.
muttons. 81 2Epj.76; lambs. 81 JGd 7 oo:
range wethers, S40dt % fed ewes. 81 20
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Cotton in New York.

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-Cotton futures
opened steady February, lO.59c: March
lo,epc April. 100 &c; May, l079c; June
l0,S0-S6c; July, lOS7c! August. 10 be; Sep.
tember, 1920, bid; October. lose.
cottou-Fntures closed teGdy: February
Sl0ty; March. sloGS; Arpn slo.sG. Nav
slo'6' June, 1870; July, lGS5, August slOH
september, 1881; October. 1920. NoVem-
bcr sl0D; December. sI022.
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Omaha

OMAHA, Feb. 6.-CattIe- Receipts. 800:
steady. Native steers So J5o6. 50, Gamers.
ST. T5O2. 7h: stockers and feeders s.. 76GiI. .25 :
calves, S3.CedG,25; bulls and stays, s. 25d
SO
Hogs Receipts. gjOO: 5C lower Heavy.
S.62l7H5 57l7 mixed. t50d6 B2>a; light, So IS
q6.62. pigs, $ 5od6.5 .52ig bulk OF sales, $3.50
d6.62I
Shecp-Rcccipts $500. market 1oal6c
higher. Gcarlings S5.6pn6 90: wethers.
s.. 2dd5.G"; ewes. Si5Gd6 %, lambs $3.50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
l|ACT|V|TY
PERIOD.
s,ket Gives Evidence of
= in Hands of Pro
fessionals.
STTONS ALL
siTHIN THE EXCHANGE
acific Rises in Price
n Great Northern
Preferred.

: GsRK. Feb. 6.-Thc stock mar
= Hurther evidence today of It's
A. he hands OF professional oper-
4 smaller class. 1t is now evil
- The transactions originated for
,sart within the walls OF The sN-
GIhc inclination was 10 close up
rs during the day, the result
ler retracing of earlier advices.
> for the day again fell below the
lfare mark. thus putting an end
il of one 10 one and Il half mill
nn days extending without In
\ hack TO the first week IN De-
as record period for
sfenance OF such great activity.
n br several days the great Dull
Iffc spring OF 1901 and also tina 1
llfhouRh the great record DAYS
movement have not been ap-
al any time during the move
- eliminating. The narrow di-
. OF the market deprived IL OF
sirniflcance in its bearings on
|nditions.
|oyery which set I'm during the
n of yesterday was extended IN
Zee of obsta cleS In the shape or
liuuidation But the demand be-
I've languid as the advance made
4 and a hesltating tone developed
Ieher levels. Such activity as
centered largely In special
I'd the strength shown by these
Table sympathetic effect on the
>lIst. The Hill railroads once
, notably upon the repetition OF
l.liar rumors OF the disposal Of
'rfhern iron ore lands on ad-
IS terms to the United States
,oration. the common stock or
1 sharing In their strength.
'tacific showed It's usual benefit
'se In prices from Great North
rred. 1t was also affected by
-cuous advance In Illinois Cent
J was attributed To the rumors
tion I'm the interest Of Union
Il widespread effect in the mar
I'd from these prospective move
,eading WAS another conspicuous
nd It's sharp rebound was due
of the acute apprc-
Slt yesterday regarding a gen
\ in the coal trade.
lf on this subject today took
\ form OF uncertainty and un-
-athcr than the conviction felt
THAT tho strike was inevitable
The earnings reported by rail-
de q very favorable showing,
Ding TO the fact that the first
January this year has only ono
impaired with two In the last
ast year.
\ Railway reported an Increase
for that period OF 81
Chicago Great Western 20 per
,rado Southern, n per cent for
1 of January, Great Northern. q
and Illinois Central 9 per cent.
ar dividend on Canadian Pacific
ed some speculative holders,
the stock. with consequent
. Tho price OF copper WAS low
London and here, but Anal
Copper was In concert with the
he market The sub-tressury
to take funds from the money
which was firmer for time loans
4 stocks yielded easy TO the pro-
profit-taking OF the latter part
~. The closing tone was easy
'arlier advances were much i'm
vore steady, Total sales, par
2e5 900 United States bonds
Hanged on call!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb -Cattle-RcceipUs, $50;
steady Bceycs, $3i54b.25, cows and
heIfcrs, 81 ;OoI 70 stockcrs and feeders.
s. oGdI 50. Texans, SSS5uiiO
HogS-Receipts. IS, lno: market lower; es-
timated tomorrow 5000. Mixed and
butchers, s.. i5nSS7ia; good heavy, S. 75n
$50 rough heavy, s.. .GGdS 20, light s. 56d
6.S pigs, s25d0. On; bulk. s.. 75a5S
Sheep-Reoelpts, To- 0G0. market slow
sheep, 50 io0o.5o: lambs & 25dT T25
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Treasury Sta tement.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-Today's statc-
ment Of the treasury balances I'm The gen
ersl fund exclusive OF the $50 po0u4tO gold
reserve shows:
Available cash balance. y4S9l5.5I6. gold
coin and bullion, SIS 81 40; gold ccrti-
hCates. So, 81 900
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
ct. Joseph

ST JOSEPH Feb. G.-Cattlo-ReCeipts
300. market weak 10 lOC lower. natives
S].6STb.1S. COWS and hcifers 81 6(Hlf4 "a :
StoCkcrs and feeders 81 ,6G4 Is
HoRS-ReCcipts, II $40. steady 10 90 low
cT; light s.. l0d5g5. medium and heavy.
s. 55a5 20; bulk s. JJn5 e5
Shccp-Rcceipts. 55CI steady TO
weak 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Wholesale Quotations

HAY Grain and Str3w.-Oat straw. per bale
IN car lots 3lnaIc; alfalfa. $500, timothy
per ton. balcd. $500. wheat per cwt., s.. sop
80: corn per cwt.. 81 2Oal25. corn. cracked
le)r rolled. Sll"; nour. bakers No. /. 81. IN
Hour, straight grnde 81 20 nour. high patent
$40. rye. S2.iD, graham Hour, 3s.3D; cornms a L.
FZe'. Lran. s5cptie'; bran and shorts. Woo.
dressed veal. per pound. g!sc; dressed hogs,
Sc; live, Si.Sj per cwt. pork loins lul,c pei
pound mutton - spring lambs. IL, per
IpUnd.
Poultry y-Dre.-et henr. lie. springs. I7i.c,
hroile's. dressed. 21c; ducks, per pound. lSc
LurKcys. &c.
Fruts-I~utons, per box, gicods N: bananas
per bunch s.. onOtn0; oranges. s.. zSd3pJ box
apples s. i0F,2 - box; California figs 81 TSa
%; cranoerrleS, S3.ap barrel pears. 81 "a
hoS. dates, 7V9':c pei pound: pieplsnu, l2'sc
per pound tomatoes, 500 basket
Vegetables onions. 25c Iozen: Utah
lettuce, HtC; caullfioScr. per pound, lnC. Utah
JrH onions 500, garlic. &c; celery, fl.On dozen
Lunches potatoes. fl.2' cwt., sweet potatoes.
pc per pound; California cabbage s2.2sqg ~
per Swt cueumbcrs @r each. rhubarb, spc
urtichukes. 80 dozen
Iairy Products.-Crcsmery butter, pound.
@tc. ddirS butter pound, 20c. cheese, pound.
.Sc. esgs. csse .25i comb honey. crate. s.. rs.
Sw7tzcr cheese. pound, lSc. lmbuTger cheese.
pound. lSC. cream brick cheese. pound lsC.
sdam cheese, dozen, SlS."o.
FIsh.-SslmOn, pound. lie. yvlloWtsn. 1Sc:
ndllout pound, &c, striped baSS pound lie.
roles, pound, lGlsc. red rock cOd, pound. l3C.
npunders, pound. lzlIc, sturgeon, pound lie;
round. lc; perch pound uci whtohsh. per
ipund, II. Western goldfish, pound. I2c, pom
lano, lacs pike. per pound. s0c; blgc, bass.
pound &c. brook trout, l-l4c eUch. Mack kinaa
trout. ~. Shad. lac, crabs. s. m u dozen. lob
sters PEI pound lie, Eastern HOLSTERS. per
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San Francisco Grim.

SAN FRANCISCO Feb G.-Wheat.
weaker; May E.32ls: December, Sl.2S's
bid.
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Boston Wool

BOSTON, Feb. 1.-THE wool market Is
In strong position with moderate de-
Irand In evidence. Territories and worSted
woods ARC scarce. The buyers who are
seeking available grades OF quality axe
especially numerous. Merchants are do
ing some speculation I'm secured woods
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New York Sugar Market.

NEW YORK. Feb -Sugar-Raw,
steady. fair refining, ? l6-ltc: centrifugal
.@S test, l3-32n3 7-lGc; molsSses sugar
l-l6c; moIasScs sugar ll-16C refined.
steady: crushed, 5iuc powdered. lS0c.
Granulated. 4. zoe
Concn-StcadN. No Rio sc
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New York Butter Market

NEW YORK, Feb. BuItcr-Flrm. uu-
Cbeese-F'irm! unchanged. Eggs
Strong; State, Pennsylvania and nearby
fancy selected white, 2GH2lc; Western
0rsts, 0iRc, do. seconds. l902Or, south
crus lGo2Oiac
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RANGE OF LEA
CASH QUOTATIONS

Cash quotations a. follows Flour
steady, No. spring wheat. NnN5c. No B.
soyhc, No. red S5guSs'sc. No. corn
white. Jod1lt.c: no . rye. c5c. good feed
Ing barley. 39d19'sc. fair To choice mailing
iIa59c. No. ! HsS seed. il.pg. 80. 1 North
western, lie prime timothy seed s. 30.
mess pork. per bbl, Slf t5EriI 80. lard per I5n
lbe.. S.j2isd -; short ribs sides ,loossI S. m
d'.70, short clear sides ,boSedl. ss l51S ~.
whisky. basis OF high wines N..s. clover con
faHe n
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Chicago Grain,

CHICAGO. Feb 6-Cash: Coiu-No
Hl9Cni2. No 3. Nl4aAlsc
osts-No. ?, 3oi4c; No 3 3co2oi.c
No cash wheat quoted today
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st. Louis Wool,

ST LOUIS. Feb 6-Wool. steady mo
dium grades. combing and clothing, 2G5i
3Oc. Eight nnc 2202Gc, heavy hnc. l@d2lc
tub washed 33u4liaC
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Minneapolis Wheat

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb -Whcst-AIav
S3.dS3ac, July. S5a,C. No. ] hard S3lac
No. ] Northern S3lsc; No Northern
NllgC.
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Liverpool Wheat
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

LIVERPOOL, Feb 6-CIose: Wheat.
'lsrch. 6s loa,d May, Gs SaSd, July. GS sd.
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st. Louis Wool

ST LOUIS. Feb G-Wool steady; Ter,
ritoTN and Western mediums, 2husDc. lin,
mediums, 22m2Gc; hnc. I9n2lC,
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Portland Wheat.

PORTLAND, on. Feb. -Whcst-CIub
luq1lc, blue stem. "a &c: valley, 52c. red.
6,1iGSC.