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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-16
UTAH CONSOLIDATED
Big Bingham Company Has More Than
$1,000, 900 In Surplus Fund.

The Boston Commercial, which keeps
as well posted on Utah mining affairs
as any other financial publication N
the country, has the following 10 say
about Utah Consolidated;
utah Consolidated has continued to
be bought chiefly for New York ac-
count, II Is said that insiders have rc-
Gently added TO their personal invest
ment holdings OF the stock, and are adj
vising their friends 10 buy It to hold
Utah Consolidated produces It's cop
per at as low cost as any copper mine
In the world. A detailed analysis OF
the company's operations was presented
IN the Boston Commercial last August.
which showed that IN the first five years
OF its operations It's copper had been
produced az n cost of slightly more
than cents per pound, that a net
profit OF 1894 had been made on every
ton Of ore taken from the mine. and
that It's net earnings amounted 20 So
cents ON every pound Of copper pro-
duced from the beginning.
''rhe company Is now smelling he
tween $50 and 500 tons OF ore daily.
and is believed 10 be producing at the
rate of lS,0000 900 to 5000 600 pounds an
nually This copper Is no, costing over
cents per pound, and consequently
the companys net earnings must be
1t the rate ~ s. 70 s. per share an
nually on Us 100000 shares Of stock
AS II is well known. the company
now carries a surplus OF more than ST.
oOO,oOO, ana as its dividends. on the
basis Of the las, distribution, are at
the rate Of only 81 per share annually.
rs surplus Is still growing rapidly. II
Is perfected enterprise. and aside
from experiments looking 10 the abo-
lltIon of It's smclter smoke nuisance. Il
has no construction account on ac-
count OF the low cost OF its copper. tho
company could easily continue "a nay
s. dividends on l5-cent copper mar
ket.
The only obstacle TO an advance ln
Utah stock to above 800 per share is
the ques ion Of the continuance OF lts
ore bodies to great depth. The COM
pany Is following three or four great
ore bodies down through the center OF
big lime deposit, and an indications
favor the maintenance VI present wall
ues as deep as mining operations can be
carried. II indications are reliable
therefore The purchaser OF the stock
at this price level viii have "a splendid
investment 20 hand down to the next
generation"
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JUMPED TOWNSHIP.
Part of Park city Located by some
I.ncrgrlic Minors.

II viii be startling news To- many
PurNtes 10 know that q section of the
toWusite in which they live mas been
taken up by mining locations, says the
Record. hut such is the case, notices
OF location hayipg been posted on New
Years DAY, and hosting works ana a
mill on Main street are among the pos
sibIlites The loCatois ARE John r.
Fitzgerald. John }. Leahy, John 2
Kelly and NJ. NJ. Condor. aud Their
claims ave described as follows Post
No. being mt point near the old
Anchor mill and running east 600 feet
tO post No. .. thence uortu 1900 feet
10 post No g. thence 'Sest 600 leet TO
post No. 4. thence 1890 feet south to
post No, l. Post No. g. the north
bOundry of the claims Is az the Farrell
store, on upper Main street. The dis
cuvery Of the claim ts about the center
OF the claims, and claims the mineral
rights which may be In Washington
site. whose surface rights may conflict
Win the claims The holdings are 10
be known az the Fitzgerald claims No
one Of these interested In the location
who would talk concerning the inten-
lions OF the lOpators could be found to-
day. So that their plans could not be
definitely ascertalned. It IS under.
stood, however, that work ON the
ground VIII commence soon. What the
result " the virtual Jumping" OF the
toWnsite viii be. remains to be- seen,
but interesting developments may
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MARKET STRONG
AND ADVANCING.
internationally Listed Stocks
Rather Depressed in Sym
patty With London.
VERY STRANGE FLUCTUATIONS
Buoyant Buying Of Heading strength
encd the List--Pressurc ON
Prominent stocks Lifted.

New York, Jan l6.-Openlng dealings in
the stock market today showed advancing
tendency In prices except that a few Of
the internationally listed stocks were
slightly depressed in sympathy with Lon.
don, The conspicuous gains were In the
specaltes, Anaconda fell 81. Pullman, ga
and Cotton Oh IA. There were gains IN
ID. & X, @. Of ~, in National Lead and
Pressed Steel Car Of ~, Colorado Fuel a
point and Northern Pacific, Missouri Pa
citic and United States Steel preferred
large fractions
a variety OF stocks made up the early
market ana the fluctuations continued u
pc Of a striking character IN NUMBER OF
mem that are not generally prominent
Those with a good uivide1d paying rec.
ord iiuctuated within narrow limits and
were not as actively dealt In as usual.
professional operators followed up the ot-
forts OF cliques and pools interested In
various low priced stocks, the bulk Of
speculative interest Ia them and the con.
sentative small amount OF money required
70 carry them presenting Inducements
Pressure against the active leaders did
not meet any effective resistance until
Amalgamated Copper had been forced
a point under yesterday and the general
western railroad group fraction. Conn-
dent buying Of Reading strengthened the
wen known STOCKS afterwards.
Union Pacific and 81. Paul rallied 10
good fractions over last night and Anal.
1amated Copper recovered fully, but
stocks continued TO come on the market
and became languld and prices dropping.
Chicago a Alton Northern Pacific, Kan
sas city Southern preferred, Colorado 4
southern, General Chemical and Virginia
Iron lost | and Anaconda ., American
Telephone rose ia Hooking Valley and
Manhattan Beach s. Buying IN large
blocks Of b, q o. lifted II 10 l6 at noon
and stiifened prices elsewhere.
Bonds were steady
More interest was manifested in stocks
OF the higher grade, the large absorption
OF Reading and r. x o. arousing better
inquiry for the prominent railroads and
speciaities. L~Dcago. 1T, Paul. Minneapolis
and Omaha and Tennessee Coal recovered
their earlier losses and there were gains
established of ! 10 IL In the st. Paul
stocks, Missouri Pacific, l.. & ~. Press
ed Steel Car preferred, Beet Sugar, Allis'
Chalmers preferred and Great Northern
preferred impoved points but North
western yielded 2.
Buying orders continued 70 accumulate
In the afternoon. Standard stocks became
more conspicuous and the revived efforts
to put them higher attracted a following
for other stocks. Colorado Fuel gained 2
Sugar IA and Union Pacific Amalgamat.
ed Copper and Tennessee Coal and South
ern Railway preferred |.
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LITTLE BELL IS
SHOWING BIG.
Company Has Ten Cars Of Ore,
Which win Net $50 Per
Ton, Broken.
SHIPMENTS TO BE MADE.
Orc Bin Nearing Compiction--tsll-
mated Tonnage In Sight
Another Quincy.

Encouraging reports continue to come
from the Little Bell mine at PARK city.
and local mining men who have In
spected that property during the past
few days declare there is no longerany
doubt but that It VIII soon be enrolled
among the regular shippers from this
od-time Summit county camp.
For several weeks past, there has
been much interest centered In Little
BELL. and the public has seen the price
OF the stock raise from Is cents to
$500, the highest price paid for H.
during the forenoon calls today
That the rise has been fully Justified
that the advance has been on It's merit
S. the verdict expressed by those who
have been IN the mine during the past
week.
superintendent Newton Dunyon has
been doing some very energetic work
lately. After following the flssure,cut
cut by the long cross-cut from the 100
foot level OF the shaft to the Daily West
contact, he has drlfted two ways OH
the vein and has exposed In each fine
breasts OF high grade ore. An up
raise for 10 feet has cut through
the quartzite foot wall, and Is at pres
ent being pushed into the contact itself
Assays % an ls.lnch streak along the
tissue under the contact showed re-
suits Of 2i7S ounces silver and rs lead,
1t win probably take 10 days yet to
finish the new 500-ton ore bin. When
that is done the management VIII be In
shape TO rapidly get GU, ore for market
a long Fnow shed built across the
dump. II full of ore, so are some Of the
underground workings not In use All
Of Il has been out IN the course OF de-
yelopment. for no stopping has been
done II Is estimated there are at
least 10 ears Of high grade stun, ore
that will net the company 500 ton,
now broken and ready for movement TO
the local smelters. Besides this there
Is a large tonnage OF second class ore
piled up on the dump for future at
tention.
Sidney Bamberger. one OF the largest
shareholders IN the Little He'll mine
said today that In the two layers OF
ore exposed IN the contact vein, he es-
Inmates width In clean ore Of about
eight feet. If the vein opens out M
well above, as II has below, he figures
that there viii be available at one no
less than 5000 tons,
The Little Bell looks Ike a second
quincy.
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SILVER KING ELECTION.

The annual meeting of the s,ockhold-
ers OF tbs Silver King Mining company
was held Mt the Office OF the company
Ia Park City yesterday. The directors
elected for the ensuing year were Jas.
fvers. w S. Mccormick, w. V. Rice.
Thomas Kearns and David Keith. The
old officers hold over They are, David
Keith, president: Thomas Kearns, vice
president and manager: w. ). McCor-
nick. treasurer, and John a. Malta Sec
rotary The meeting was harmonious
throughout and the stockholders pres
ent We're well pleased with the reports
OF the officers, and the outlook for the
coming wear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-16

Within the next few weeks announce
ments Will probably be made Of the for
nation Of four important consultations
ut copper properties, says Boston
financial paper. Negotiations have been
under way covering these consultations
for many weeks and the stocks OF many
Of the compa niles involved have appreci-
ated many millions OF dollars in market
value In consequence.
Probably one Of the most important Is
the consolidation under the name OF
the International Copper company, with
t65. 900, 900 Of capital, OF the Boston Con-
soidated copper Mining company. the
Utah Copper company, and the Cactus
mine, all IN Utah. which Is now being
concluded by the American Smelling n
Refining company and the Newhouse
interests. II " understood tha3 Spey-
er n Co. and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. are
conducting the financial operations OF
this combination.
II liz claimed that within three years
these properties will be producing cope
per az che rate OF over 200, 600, 900 per
onnum. although combined they aid not
produce one-tenth of that output the
past year,
The next consolidation Is that Of the
United States Mining company. the
principal competitor OF the American
Smelling & Refining company. This Is
hardly a consolidation, however, II Is
more an extension Of that company,
particularly In the field OF smelling.
This company contemplates the build
Ing OF two new smelters which win be
built In addition TO the three It owns
The management contemplates an aB-
gresslye campaign In the smelling,
mining and refining field In competition
with the Guggenhelms. This company
has a capable organization Ia the west,
and the people backing the enterprise
have 80 far made a success.
They are among the wealthlest people
In New England |, Is estimated that
the present seven directors OF The Unit
ed States Mining company represent the
combined wealth OF slo0QO0,000. linz
portant New York and London lnan-
ola interests will be identified with the
new company.
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SOUTH COLUMBUS.
Arthur u. Snow Elected President of
Company.

~ the annual meeting of South COT
uinpus shareholders yesterday. the fol-
loving officers were elected.
Director and president. Arthur r..
snow, director and vice president,
w. IT, Young; director and secretary.
treasurer, V. $ Snow Walter l.. Mas
OF 81 Paul, ana ~. S. Tanner Of this
city We're the additional directors elect
ed.
The report Of the secretary for the
year Just passed showed the cash re-
celpts 10 be sll,i7&20. Disbursements.
equal that sum With the exception of
Sbsb9 now In bank The resources of
the company, consisting of mining
property, supplies, timber and lumber,
equipment and buildings are valued n,
S22 g2.2O The credit balance is ST.
20Sl0.
During the past year considerable de-
velopment work has been accomplished.
the main tunnel Is now I'm 1857 feet,
is' feet having been run since January.
There has also been a feet Of drifting
The present workings are about 800
feet from the main assure,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Roy Dame to Sarah Payne. part of
lot IL, block g. hye.acre plat A.. 500
Zulu NJ. Wall 10 Cyrena Bales south
half OF southwest quarter Of south
west quarter OF section IS, town
ship south, range l east ........ 20
w 5. Mccormick to l.. l.. Num-.
l6.s acres, block 7, section Is,
township 4 south range west
etc. ...,.... ........,.,..,.,.,.r..,,. 16,sG3
Mary Howard ct al TO L. A How
ard, ZIG acres, northeast quarter
uf section 10, township south.
range ! east Observation-Disclosures.
Lockhart A. Howard TO J. =. New
man, 2lg acres, northeast quar-
ter OF section 10, township south,
range i east Observation-Disclosures.
Nephi BowthOrpo to Joseph f. New
man. 600 acres. section 10, town
ship south. range | east .,,.... 2JJ
George Ross to a, J.. Hewsted, lots
IA and IL. block .. City Park sub. 40
Samuel Reggel to X. n. Dreyfus
onc-half interest in 2xlO rods OF lot
!. block 70, plat a ,.,,.,,,,.,...,..,. I,i2J
Albert DAVIS q al 70 Joseph w
slmons. lot %, block /, Winfield
Lizzie Miller to r. a. McDonough
lots and 2, block 8, Earl DeGrays
Frank Pierce to Mutual Realty com
pany. l6ilsx2e1. feet Of lot block
u, plat \ Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Nicholas Castro to NJ. G. Davis ct
al, Athens No lode. West Noun
tam OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ~
Salt Lake County 10 H. c. Bleas-
dale, lots q and q, Martins sub.
Salt Lake County 10 Joseph p, New
man part Of northwest quarter Of
section 10, township south, range
! east '''''' '''ss.sss.t.s..'s'',....s..
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10 MAMMOTH ORGANIZATION

The directors of the Lower Mann
moth Mining company have organized
as follows Simon Bamberger. prasl-
dent. John Dern. vice president and
general manager; W. $. Mccormick.
treasurer, A Reeves, secretary. An
executive committee OF the following
gentlemen was named for the purpose
oI handling the property during the
absence on Nh pern II G. Mcmillan.
\. G.. Ellis ana y. Reeves.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Jan. Notwithstanding addi-
tlonal reports Of damage nom India and
Argentina the wheat market here todaV
was inclined 20 be weak because Of free
selling by local traders. 4 continued
heavy movement In the northwest and
favorable weather In the southwest were
bcarsh influences, there was a good de-
mand by commission houses at the open
Ing and prices were a trine higher the
May option being up ) TO isAI at 50 to
,3's Offerings, however were liberal and
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tho market soon reacted, May decllnins

tho market soon reacted, May declining
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts OF ~ ears "sdiiis' ."
i,as,ee cables and liberal local receipts
tcgether with pront taxing W Tue corn
Dit Ca Used a weak market this lnor.nhs'
Cash houses sold Freely may uPsN,,uo NJ III,
changed 20 shade higher ~ A9'. 70 feY
Ai39s. After touching % inc pllco u'OP
ped 10 T.. .,,,.,,
Trading In the oats pit was very quist
and the market was someWhet taHel ~
cause OF the slight decline W. the pilae
Of wheat and corn. May opehsa VIZ,
changed TO Is lower at 5lis 20 y ana sou
off 10 5lA.
Provisions were fim on an active gen
Z 10 10 cent advance IN TIC pfcs 0i lS1
hogs May pork WAS up ~ az l9'ty' ~, ~,
was up "a AT 7.i2is ribs we're .ise" cents
higher at 1Giig. ..,o,.,. ~,
red sidls9; No. 2 hard, AAqsi. No naFu
,as. No. northern @An@ 10
nofthefn S5fsS. No 3 SPRING NsdSs
Cora No /. l2sqi2: 10 3 ~
Oats--No, g 81, No, y, 5y1 D., ,te
Late a,syicts from -NTgeutina we're 20 We
effect that weather had much Improved
MAY touched 224s ana closed weaN' COW"
TYofn11 se close was steady with May
OF Close 3 e' Il Wheat May ssssass; July, $50
m May, as. July, ljls.
oats-May, 9iAnslN Jnly, &s 49,.
Iolk-Jan., E'G'is, May llVZ's' Ju'y'
iard-Jan.. 7D; May, 100; July I7op
RIBS Jan. ter. May, 1855; July, i,S's
Rye--Cash g.
Flax-Cash, northwestern, l2
Timothy-M March 3.i5.
Cloyer-Cash, 1925.
Barley--Cash, &a5.
NEW YORK
New York. Jan. l6-Sugar. raw nomd1,
nal. Fair refining 3 centrifugal ~
test, S9s, mulasses sugar .ls
Rehned-Steady. Crushed, o'o' pcNder-
ed. 49,, granulated, 80.
Coffee--Steady. No, I Rio, S..
Butter-steady Western factory com
mon To Arsts. l6dlsls.
Cheese Firm. unt hanged.
Eggs-Eusy sta fennsylNanla ana
nearby fancy selet 1ed white @la%j 90
choice e5d96; do. mixed extra, 1gnN
western nrsts. n, do. seconds, %p2lis'
southorns, l1UH.
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transplre. Claims were taken upon the
townslle once before. in the early eigh-
ties. when Colonel Nelson took up a
location on the ground on which an eS-
cayatlon was being made for the old
Aschhelm building, whore the Blyth-
Fargo store nov stands. No effort was
made. however. TO develop the claim
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TRUST DEED ASSIGNED.
specIaI C0rresn0ndenle

'ffNtHA NNlIfNlNIuelNt.
Provo. Jan. i6,--Willlam +. Cotton
has assigned 90 the Provo Commercial
aud savings bank a. trust deed cover
Ing Tlntc iron property given by the
Utah valley lron Mining and Manufsc-
turing company IN 1898 to William col
ton as trustee for The benefit Of the Rio
Grande Western Construction company.
The consideration named IS Se.s52.f7.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. .--Cattle-Receipts. 5000;
market strong. Beeves, 3.75as -: cows
and heifers, l.50d 50: stockers and feed
ers. 2.i04i 80. Texans, 3.iOg4.i0.
Hogs-Receipts, 20OoO market 5di0 cents
higher; estimated tomorrow. $500. Mixed
and butchers, Sl5g5 An good heavy. 5.3j
1850 rough heavy. D 2Ofl53 80; lights, 21H
90; pigs, i.S5n6.30; bulk OF sales, J.39lr
40.
heep-Receints, 1000; market strong.
Sheep, l.00ii5.g9; lambs. 1lONl.1j.
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OMAHA

Omaha, Jan. 6.-Cattle--ReCeipts. 1909:
market slow and steady Native steers.
S.1&l5.60, cows and heifers, 2.5Qft3. 90 can
ners, 2.GOH2.d 0 stockers and feeders, g j0ff
40; calves, 2.5Olf6.0Q. bulls and stays, 2. .
4315.
higher Heavy. 5000, %; mixed 5. SQdl5 IS:
lights. 5.25uj.Sj; pigs, i.5oa6.l0 bulk, 80
u5,3j.
sheep--Receipts. 1880. market l0lpi5
cents lower Ycarllngs, j.s5a6 ID wethers.
5.iQg6.I5; ewes, i.I5d5.+0; lambs, I.0Qq1 50
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Little Bell aud DAILY Judge Sell ut
An Advance.

The total sales of the forenoon calls
OF the salt Lake Stock 4 Mining ex-
change amounted to the transfer OF ID
1906 shares for which was paid the sum
OF sl6,20i5o.
Little Bell and Daly-Judge command
ed unusual attention, and both stocks
made advances. The former selling up
10 $500 per share, aud the latter to
$s1i3. Beck Tunnel was also attrac-
tive but the price paid for It CORE
sponded TO yesterdays quotations.
The closing quotations and sales were
as follows:
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THE MONEY MARKET.

New York, Jan. l6.--Prlme mer- .
camille. jq5la per cent
Sterling exchange. Arm. then .
easier, with actual business In
bankers bills at 4s6.60G 1866 for .
demand, and at 4s3, 25@isS,s 80 for
50 days; posted rates. 4S3l5q4Si .
and 4s1a4S71s, commercial bills,
4S27s. Bar silver. 65ls, Mexican .
dollars, 50ls.
Government bonds, firm; rail- .
road bonds irregular.
Money on call steady. 4Amj per .
cent, ruling rate, i%; closing
bid, Az; offered, AZ. .
Time loans steady; so and 80 J
days, ; per cent; six months. 81. !
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VISITORS TO BINGHAM.

A party ot eastern investors, who re-
Gently secured an option on the Julia
s. group OF mining claims In Biug-
ham. departed this morning for the
copper camp to make an inspection Of
that pIOpertV
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Jan. l6.-Cattle-- Receipts.
1900 market steady to strong. Native
steers. i,0oq5. 80; native cows and helfers,
2.0eN5.00; stockers and feeders, g. 25ui.50
bulls, 2.s5d3.S ST. calves, S.Dpd7. go; western
steers, S,b0q5.50; western cows, 225G3, "a.
Hogs-Rsceipts, 1900; market steady
Bulk Of sales, 5,2jd5, Sj; heavy. 5. 3on5 40.
packers, 5,2a5,s5: pigs and lights, 5.05q
$50
sheep Receipts 1000: market steady 10
shade lower Muttnns, 4. j0rd %, lambs.
5.50U1i); range wethers, 5.J0u6 80; fed
ewes, lI5u5f0.
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REGULAR CALL.

DAILY, 200 at LILO
Daly-Judge, 100 at 10; 100 at 5.75.
BOA at 1850; 100 at 1924.
Daly-Wcst 30 at l7,O0,
Little Bell. 100 at 465; 5 47S.
May Day, 1000 at l2a,. seller 80: 100
Al l2% 1000 at 12&.
Beck Tunnel, 200 az as; 100 at l5lh; 100
at 46ls 100 at Il; 100 at AIS; 200 at As.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Carlsa, 5000 at "a. buyer 80.
creole, 500 az 40; 1000 at So
Jennie G. NJ. | 900 ut 90
Little Bell. 100 at 4g0. seller CO: 400 az
40; $50 at 800; 100 az sol; 100 at 502.
Star Con, 200 at a.
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NEVADA STOCKS.

James A. Pollock ~ Co. brokers' re-
ported the following quotations from
san Francisco today
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WOOL
ST LOUIS.

ST Louis, Jan. i6-Wool steady Ter
rItory and western mediums, 2MDi me
medium, 29a26; fine, l9u2l.
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]. OBEFNDoRFER,

Commercial stocks bought and sold
by Cannon & Cannon. Is r. so. Temple,
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NEW YORK.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

Liverpool Jan 1G.-Close: Wheat
March Is. I'd; May, IS. lllsd
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stock Broker 1G D. F. Walker Block
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New York. 1000 at 1875.
Victor Con-, 1000 at 4.
REHABILITATION
Shares. Amt
Regular call sales. ...... 5055 S55i75
Open board s0les-..... $3.50 76i9.75
Forenoon totals u..,..1i iO5 sl62Qi.jO
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INTERNATIONAL COPPER.

Stock Broker
Tel, Bell 1873 isl s Main ST
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A. S. CAMPBELL

Forenoon totals r".1i.io5 sie