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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-28
NatiUe african GentenaYiaHS

NQtfUe african CenteHdYiaHS
Since many tribes and peoples who
have lived 10 an extreme old age
have subsiste6 in part. or wholly.
upon sour milk. using it as both food
anu medicine, we may conclude that
1t will have benefcent effect upon
others.
In Egypt. from earliest antiquity,
the milk of the buffalo COW and goat
has been a common article of diet
known as lebenraib. On the Balkan
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day evening. our honored legal towns
man. James Dulenbaugh. was chosen
president Mr. Dillenbaugh is one OF
the great active advocates of publicity
in Little Already. and has already
earned an envlable reputation as the
village Lawson. His article on "Fren-
zied Farming" appears on our sixth
page. Mr.. Dillenbaugh promised his
readers that he will have something to
say next month.
In response TO the plainly evidenced
desire of an aroused public sentiment
the village board has promised to re-
sign in a body. The boards defense Of
the outrageous act OF burning the bal
lots cas- in the recent election for sheriff
is that there was no contest, only one
candidate being voted for. and there
was no necessity for saving the ballots.
But President Dillenbaugh. OF the
Searchlight league. declared that the
board is plainly unconstitutional and
must go
The disturbing fact has been brought
to public notice that William Dodder.
for nearly forty years treasurer of
Little Already village, has never given
bona. ana Ull&hS at any tiAi8S OLElfiS
that period have decamped with the
funds entrusted to his care. Immediate
action will be taken.
David Graham Phillips. author of
THE Book DeIuge'' has been invited
to address the next meeting of the
searchllght league. Topic. 1.-THE Novel
of Bushes and Publicity" Tickets on
sale at Chilcote's drug store.
Under January date line the Messrs.
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most valuable period of human LIE,
By PROF. Ellie METCFNIKoFF,
Sub Director of the Pasteur Institute.
Since the publication of my short
treatise on sour milk as an agent
in the retardation of old age, many
letters have been addressed to me
for information IN further detail
upon this subject 1t being impossi-
Bile TO respond by letter 10 all ques-
lions asked me, I have decided 10
take from a book that I am just now
editing a chapter on sour milk and
to publish 1t in the form of a little
pamphlet. While I am not sure
that / shall satisfy all the persons
who have addressed me. I at least
shall have the satisfaction Of ex-
planning 10 them all have learned
Of this question so interesting TO
them.
Persons who for any reason can
not drink milk, or to whom il is
exceedingly distasteful. can take the
lacto bacillus in pure culture. But
since the microbes IN question re-
quire sugar 10 produce the essential
Tactic acid. it IS necessary TO eat it
In conjunction with some sacchar-
inc food, as cakes. bonooDs, or beets.
To the laynan who has little in
formation upon this subject il is
astonishing perhaps that anyone
should advocate the absorption OF
a great quantity of microbes, for the
general opinion is that ali microbes
are in themselves meretricious and
injurious.
That is, however, an absolute er-
Tor. On the contrary, many microbes
are very useful. and among them
the Tactic family of bacteria occupy
in the front rank the place of honor
1t follows. therefore. that we may
seek 10 remedy certain maladies by
the use Of these bacterial cultures.
NJ. Bridinsky has employed for the
cure of certain intestinal affections
as food these cultures of Tactic mi
crobes, and DR.. TIss:er has made
much use of them in the treatment
of diseases of the digestive tubes in
infants and adults.
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BUBBLE AND SQUEAKA Passing Lester Taylor

Harper & Brothers inform US that VII
liam Dean Howells has closed his sum
mer home al Kittery Point. Me. No
reason is assigned for Mr.. HOwells
rather hurried fight for the city. Pos
sibly the we'll fr0ze up.
It is reported that the magazine. ''The
Twentieth Century Home will change
its name TO The Apartment Hotel"
loonyrlghL. 1915. hE Lasanh b ElM-a..L
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Publicity Fad in Little Already.

From the Little Already Argus.)
AT the first meeting OF the Search
Light league in the town hall last Tues
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Concentration.

(Writing books is very exacting. Yo
must make up your mind to renounc
everything for the time being.-CeI
trJide Atherton.)
When ! am working on book
l must. l find, renounce all else
l cannot fish n meadow brook,
Or prowl the wilds for pelts.
] cannot climb the MatIerhorn,
And over Siistening glaciers glide
From dewy morn to dewy morn
My pen is occupied.
Oft when I'm writing | Will say:
II think I'll jaunt 10 SPAIN"
But now, 1 cannot get away
I dip my pen again.
Or be it Russia or Algiers.
Or any other foreign land;
Travel, ! notice, interferes
With work one has in hand.
Ones bow has but single string,
One must all other things forego.
Writing is such serious thing
One must concentrate so!
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We wish some statistician would fig
ure up the amount OF tobacco consumed
annually in fiction and In newspaper
interviews. IL must be astonishinEly
large. An average cigar viii last the
present writer half an hour or more.
but smokers In novels burn up Havanas
at an alarming rate. while a man who
is being interviewed by a reporter will
dispose of three cigars per column.
Captain siogg, a Pacific coast sea dos,
talked a thousand words TO an inter
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teu proved reaiy-unS out to be something older than
the Egyptian pyramids and universal bread and
1t simply milk.
you remain "middeaged" the height of your
powers until you hundred years Old just drink
milk with the regularity that you eat bread
chapter his forthcoming book printed on this page, Prof
Mechnko tells of certain primitive peoples in different parts of the
staple diet cdled milk and whose faculties and
physical activity survive to astounding ageOne being still
alive and hearty hundred and eighty years.
Prof Mechnko by years experimentation has discovered that
the mcobe which milk sour producing Tactic acid the
old age upon This is the mobe of puacon whose habitat
The human inteStneS
BY civang this benecen mcrob and seeing that the only
agency whereby the milk cuded Prof Mchnko claims to have
produced article of diet whose regular will very much extend the
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cultures Of Tactic microbes. Since re-
searches of the regretted Huepel
have shown that one Of the baciln
isolated from the yahourth Of Bull
very strong Tactic fermentation, it
is very natural 10 try TO prepare
with pure cultures the sour milk
But IL matters not what other mi
crobes, If tenefiCent. since for pro-
longed usage the consumption of too
much fatty materIaI is not desira-
BILE. II is therefore necessary 10
skim the milk to remove the cream.
After having been boiled and cooled
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Professor Ellie MetchRikoff, Pasteur's Sue
cessoT. Proves That the Microbe Which
Produces Ldctic Acid Is the Deadly Enemy
Of the Intestinal Germ That Hurries Us to
the Grave X " ~ ~

OF the elixir of YOUTH but the retarder of senity-he former
dream and the latter according Professor Metchn
ko, most famous collaboration with and successor to Pas
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torney snd mining man OF PARK Slty'
has decided 10 take up his future res
idence I'm Ely, New. Mr. FOREMAN re-
Gently made some real estate invest
nents In the Nevada copper camp,
which have panned out pretty wen LOT
him.
william A. Payne. the promlhen,
broker and mining man OF Boston ana
party. now touring the mining camps
OF the west left san Francisco last
night for this city and are due 70 ar
rive some time tomorrow. on Monday
the visitors are expected TO VISIT some
Of the big copper mines OF Blngha'u'
Message received from w II Mcin-
tyre. who, with Walter Jennings made
an lnspectlon of the Grand Gulch cop.
per property In northern Arizona. ana
was caught on the other SIDE OF the
Salt Lake Route washouts, has ADVISED
members Of his family that he Is en-
route home Via Los Angles ana saera-
mento,
The Macbeth lease, corporation
formed 10 do general mining business
filed Its articles OF Incorporation WIN
the county clerk yesterday. II Is cap
itallzed for 5000, 200, and the par Value
OF It's shares IL ST. The officers ana a.
roctors arc President, Ravenel Mac
beth. custer. Ida; vice president =
whitney; secretary and treasurer l.
a McTornIck. The company is operat-
ing the White Knob properties at Mac
key, Ida.
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NOTHING DOING
IN STOCK MARKET
Transactions Were Small and
Only a Few Properties
Dealt in.
FRACTIONAL GAINS ARE MADE.


New York. March Sl.--Narrow and
irregular changes resulted In the OPEN
ing dealings ON the stock market to-
tay Transactions were small and
only a limited number of issues were
dealt IN. Union Pacific and Pacific
Mail declined "a Great Northern pre-
ferred | and Consolidated Gas IA
These were the only notable changes.
The market developed strength after
business wa, well under way and there
WIS q fair distribution of large frac-
tional advances In the prominent
stocks. Special considerations caused
larger gains IN some cases. Ptitsburg
coal preferred advanced Ia. the com
mon, y. Il, @. and Great Northern pfd.
TX to 34s and ST, Paul Pacific, St.
Louis and ;. +. second pfd &. $. Steel,
Gen. Electric and Sloss Street TO Il,
In the dull period while awaiting the
appearance OF the bank statement
prices We're shaded but hardened
again to the best. Chicago Terminal
fell l. Brooklyn Union Gas 2 and
Northwestern pfd, A. The closing was
firm and near the best.
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A NEVADA MAP,
Work Of L. y. Geological Survey about
TO BE lssnci.

surveys were made last summer by
Messrs r.. II. Chapman and Is. d.
stewart Of the United states geological,
survey for n topographic map OF the
Neyada desert region. The Office com
putations and the drafting are finished,
End the map is now In the hands OF the
eugraVers.
The area represented covers about
$500 square miles. and includes thS
mining camps OF Goldneld and Bull
frog ana the territory that lies between
-KaWich, Gold Crater quartz
Mountain. the Old Horn silver mine.
Cane Springs, and Forty Mile canyon.
The map shows also the location or Ia
Chloride Gun and Keane Wonder prop
critics. the district about Lees Camp.
the Grapevine Range and the oak
Springs region, and portion 81 Death
Valley. The northwest corner OF the
area Is near Lone Mountain, the norm
east corner IS near the old town OF
Reveille the southeast corner Is near
the Johnny mine. and the southwest
corner Is az the northern end Of the
Panamint valley.
one feature Of tho map that will be
hailed with Joy by al travellers In this
desert region Is the location ~ springs
and water holes, with the roads and
trails that connect them.
The map Will be printed on n scale
o. approximately | inch to I miles,
With a contour interval OF 100 feet An
erdeavor Will be made to have this
mar engraved and ready for distribute
tor In the late spring A report on tho
geology OF this area will soon follow.
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CONCENTRATES.

W. r. Snyder has returned from
business trip east.
w. W. Armstrong has returned from
trip east accompanied by Mrs. Arm
strong
The Wall mill at Bingham is still run
ming on ore from Andrew Gabhardt's
Phoenix mine.
George Gum, managing director Of
the Cum berland- Ely mine at Ely, New,
has gone to camp again.
Judge Bartch, who has been inspect
ing mining interests In the Crescent,
Nevada, district Is home having come
around via Sacramento
President II. @. Catrow and Secy.
Henry Catrow of the Ohio Copper com
pany have returned from brief pleas
ure trip to Los Angeles.
The Pioneer samplers reported the
receipt today Of three cars OF ore from
Nevada. one from Bingham, one from
stockton and two from Alta.
6. Herbert Williams. managing d.
rector Of the Shawmut Consolidated
properties at Bingham is expected to
arrive from the east I'm a few days,
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick G.
c.. were Crude ore and concentrate,
s3T,600 base bullion, s3l 900, gold
bullion, $4,000.
Harry Joseph who went to Good
Springs, Nevadal. to look after mining
interests, but couldn't get home on ac-
count OF the washouts, was heard Of
in Los Angeles,
william HATFIELD went to Provo this
morning TO look over his new rest
dence property He will take an even
| Ing train for Tintic with the Snowflake
mine his objective point.
r. p. jayne, formerly a well known
| railroad man OF this city, but now
| resident OF San Francisco, Is promoting
o mining company to operate In tho
| Manhattan, Nevada, district.
The Zanzibar locations at Manhat-
tan have been acquired BY W V. Rice.
| James Farrell w. II. Clark and as
| sociates. and will form the basis for
| the organization OF the Zanzibar Min
ing company.
Ed Loose OF Provo was In conference
| with Samuel Newhouse yesterday. and
| this has revived the report that Mr..
| Neyhouse has been given a call on the
| Big Indian copper mine In the La
Sal mining district.
| Metallurgieal Engineer A. j. BEETLES
| " the Boston Con, has announced that
| ground viii be broken during the COM
| ing week for the proposed 5,o00-ton
| mill, which Is 10 be reared near the
new smelter town OF Garfield
Peter Hack. the Las Angeles capi'
| talist who recently acquired large
interest in the Honerine mine al
stockton has departed without having
announced that he had secured con-
troll Of that property.
The Leonora Mining & Milling COM
pany today fled an amendment 20 rs
articles ot Incorporation In the secre-
tary OF states Office, by which its gem
eral Office in changed from Salt Lake 10
Milford. Beaver county.
G. h. Boreman. the well known at
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REGULAR CALL SALES,
Ajax, 100 at Slth; 500 at 81.
DAILY Judge. 100 at HOO $50 AT l0.e7is.
Grand Central, 200 at i06.
Little Bell. 200 at 6,i5.
Mammoth, 100 at 1850,
May Day, 1000 at 2sHs $500 at 90 b
80. 1000 at 2sa 1880 at 2Sls 80; 700 at
2Sas 500 at 2S& 30.
New York. 200 AT 2lih.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 500 at i.07h; 500 at
i.0sis 100 at 100
Columbus Con, 100 at $50.
Little Bell, 50 at $40 100 at $50;
100 at 6.2b.
Little Chief. / 900 at IA.
May Day 1900 at 2sls.
Uncle Sam. 2.l00 at ioh.
Ohio, 100 al 100
Sacramento, 800 at is,
South Swansea, 500 at ~,
Thompson, 1000 at % 30; 500 at sg'
1000 at 20l7.
Tetro. 500 at I'm.
Victoria, 800 at 2,s7
REHABILITATION
Regular call ...... 1880 1855
open board ,...," 1880 N''l'oz
Today's totals 30. 1880 l5,7l5l0
Weeks totals go l90033 Sl96,6is5l
Months totals.,.1 ,2O6 5000 ss6S,53l46
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
WEEK ON EXCHANGE.
Total Sales Of the Week Aggregated
The Sum of 1858, 535 .i6.

The months business on the floor OF
the Salt Lake stock 4 Mining eN-
change ran close 20 $500, QO0--in actual
numbers, $3.50 .46, which represented
the selling value OF .206,590h shares OF
stock Prominent among the active
stocks was May Day, which lluctualed
from 81 up 10 2DA cents closing today
on sale at 2Sls cents Daly-Judse
ended up IN favor, selling around 81
a snare. Another active Park CITY
stock, was Little Bell which has lost
ground. The management Of the COM
pany states that The initial shipment pl
ore will b. on thc market early next
week. while II was expected this week
the condition 'of tho roads has inter-
fered with the movement Of ore. New
York Bonanza has moved up some,
or the Tntlc stocks, Beck Tunnel Con-
solIdated has made the greatest head
way This stock sold as high as N.O9
today.
The closing quotations and sales were
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
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changed at 30s.. Wy My IN.
Provisions wer. STEADY 49,.
lsht. May pork opened hle6S.u very
iaro was unchanged at S.gI u hb;
were ~ higher az SEQ an ribs
lash; Wheat-No 2 req. Snls,tttt
red. s2pA; No. hard 37Idste. 20
nard. l2q1I. No. northern -t5s5 70.
90, UQ.s Nc. spring. ,sTTa ~ no
Corn-No. 2, sgl.ui3iS. No ,,,.
Oats--No. 2 30; No. Z 2gll2,s H7tlS
ul6is ''''"'fs' July. "a,
Corn May. 40; July. ~
Dats-May, S@; July, 2,l
FORK May 1873. JULY ls1s9ts 80,
i;ard-May SSjns.3;n Juiv ~
nlbS-May S.g5, July, 8 sTiS
Rye--C0sh. Gbasg.
IiaA--Cash. northwestern III
Timothy March 7l7.
liovetr-Cash 1880
Baricy-Cash. 37l.nM
NEN NORK
New York, March 2i-sue,r. RAJ, -.
Far refining 3; centrifugal Quet
3ls32a3ls. molasses sugar 2I, oil" 'est
kehned-steady Crushed, 5. ~. novd..
ed ~; granulnted 40. po"u'r
'ohee--s,eadN 40. Rio. s3l0
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.
San Francisco. March Wbeat-r,.-.
MAY l.z6@i. Dee, LIN. nm
barley-f irm' May. lis Dee, 49,
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TINTIc ORE SHIPMENTS.
May Day Marketed Five Car Loads
This Wcek--Othcr shippers.

ore shipments for the week ending
Yesterday from the mines OF the Tintlc
district reached the total OF 1911 car
loads. as follows;
Ajax, Beck Tunnel. S: Bullion Beck
ltlsers n: Brooklyn Consolidated
Centennial Eureka, 50; Dragon Iron, 2
Eagle Il Blue Bou 70: Eureka I'M
leasers 90 Gemini 20 Grand Central
10. Lower Mammoth .: Mammoth 10.
May Day 8. Ridge & Valley. 4: south
Swansea, /; Swansea, I; Uncle Sam, s,
Victoria, 4 Victor Consolidated, /.
Yankee. o
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is IN NEVADA
Reported Placer Finds Probably Loo
Gated Near Gold Bette.

on Thursday an Associated Frr"
dispatch from Kingman, Ariz', contain
ed the Information that several parties
were operating there 20 go 10 Nedar
basin. in southwestern Utah. the scene,
OF some new placer gold discoveries.
that Cedar basin proper IL In Nevada,
south and east OF st, Thomas. ana IN
which is located the neTv Gold Butte
camp.
J. Il. Graham OF this city, who T. IN
terested at Gold Butte. saws ne uo"S
not doubt but that there is some ruin
10 the story from Kingluan ana that
the hnds are IN the vicinity or doi9
Butte. where some big le1ges OF 8ola
orc have been found during The past
six months. II Is not improbable that
this placer gold had It's origin from
some of the lodges now showing up 80
prominently
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from which point crosscut u pe'hs
run 20 the vein, The manager says az
may have to carry this forward Nv
feet farther. He also says mat al nis
predictions viii be verified. and ne noes
not think that patience VIII De trlsa
much longer. The first ore chute ousn.
10 be good one If We may iidge FROM
the nature Of the vein and the charac-
ter Of the ore found at the surface
The property consists OF Is patented
claims covering 5000 feet OF the gIea,
Horn silver vein. one thousand teet on
this vein In the Horn silver clalm mas
yielded more than A0.o00pu O, anu IN
yet producing enough 10 pay SsV'vvV
year IN dividends The values nave ueon
principally lead. silver, gold ana cop
net "
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THE FRISCO CONTRACT
Conditions az This Beaver County Mine
IRE Quite Satisfactory.

ln HE market letter this week Broker
W II Tihbals calls attention to condi-
tons AZ the Frisco Contact property
which NO visited last week. He says.
The writer can assure his clients that
the management has proceeded with the
development In a most careful manner
and every foot OF work has counted.
The mine ls we'll equipped FOR sinking
10 depth Of 900 feet Shalt No.
has been sunk to a depth Of 500 feet
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MARCH DIVIDENDS.
Record shows Distributions to Amount
or SaS6,50

The month Of March will close with
n dividend record of s2s6, 500 from Utah
mines Contributing TO this amount
are: Daily West, Park City. SlOSooO'
silver King, Park city, S0O.oOO CON
solidated Mercur, Mercur. $4,000; sac,
ramento. Mercur $4,000 Beck Tunnel
Consolidated. Tintic, $4,000 Grand
central. Tintlc, $4,000; Victoria TIN
tic 10000, Swansea. rintie. s5'9o0
Uncle Sam Consolidated, Tintic, $1,000
Utah. Fish Springs, $1,000
The United States Smelling, Mining
& Refining company has posted dlvi-
dend OF S7h cents a share for payment
I'm April
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Many stocks IN the local lists are
now ex-dividend and brokers Export
that FOR time inactivity may be look
ed for. The Utah Sugar company pays
its dividend on It's preferred stock To-
day: Home Fire and Sugar City TOWN.
site follow suit on Monday conson-
dated Wagon pays on both classes on
April 10. and q. G. VI, l., Deserel Ma
iional lions Savings Bank trust
CO.. Amalgamated Sugar and state
Bank follow early In the month
The annual meetings Of the stockhold-
ors Of z. c. NJ l., Utah Sugar COM
pany. Western Idaho Sugar co. san
pete & SEWER Sugar Co, are CARED tor
Inc first mart of April when the Of
0cers' reporfs will be submitted.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, March Sl.-The wheat market
was steady today on fair demand OF
traders, Profit taking caused a slump In
the market during the last hour. May
opened shade TO y lower at ~! 70
77I7Th. The close was weak with May
down i5lst at TNd7Tsy.
Trading in corn was the slightest known
for several months. The close was at
the lowest point with May OF Y at 4th
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BLUE LIGHT MINE.
Property at Sodavillc, Nevada, TO ship
To Salt Lake.

Very encouraging reports have been
received In this city from the Blue
Light mine near Sodavile. Nevada.
Shipments 70 the Salt Lake smelters
are to be inaugurated next week. A
large tonnage Of high grade copper ore
has been blocked out IN this property,
which Is owned by some OF the heavl.
est shareholders IN the Black Diamond
mine at Stockton.
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For the week ending March 81.
Totals. .@,7Os,s5i.ao ,2,s5s, 1880
BANK CLEARINGS,

New York. March 30.-The following ia
BILE. compiled by Bradstreets, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended March p, with the percen-
tage OF increase and decrease as com
y.arf Inc. Dec
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NEVADA STOCKS.

James A. Pollock Il co. turnish TO-
day the following San Francisco MN
ing stock quotations.
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OMAHA.
WOOL.
ST, LOUIS,

81. Louis. March 3l.--Wool, steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums 2qS hne
medium, Hq2S fine, lsd2.
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BOSTON CLOSE,

Today's closing on stocks IN Boston
as reported over the Pollock wires, es'
pecially Tor the Deseret News:
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"a f. So Temple. Tel 90 Ind, slo-k
Bell.
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CANNON BROS, BROKERS

A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker ZIG y. f, Walker Block.
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J. osERNDoRFER.
To, Rel, 797 l6l s Main 81
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Local settling prices are reported
by the American Smelling and Re-