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vERNoN,s PROGRESS.
Region Is DeniOnsirat Ting Its Perma,
nency by Showings In New Mines.

Vernon Humboldt Co, New, March
lS.-The first modern mining machinery
was started in the Seven Troughs dis
trlct two days ago, when the newly
Installed gasoline hoist az the Seven
Troughs mine began it's regular grind
of work and the extensive program Of
deep mining at this property was be-
gun, writes Murray F.. King. 4 Salt
Laker NOW located IN that district.
This program con-emplates nothing
less than a 500 foot vertical shaft for
the Seven Thoughts without halt and a
continual addition to the mining force
as the successive 50-foOt levels are
reached, Nothing that has happened
since the discovery OF gold here N con-
sidered of such Importance to the dis
rrict as the carrying out of the two
phases of this program, The first VIII
decide within short period the per-
manency OF the district and the second
Will develop substantial mining popu-
latlon for Vernon. The Seven Thoughts
mine has revealed conditions at Its
present depth OF tl5 feet that surpassed
all expectations so that present devel-
optnents az the property constitute the
central interes OF he camp. The man
agement believes that with the lnachin-
cry a drop OF SIX feet per day will be
overa ged. In 35 feet the first crosscut
Will be run and explanatory work Will
be conducted on the Vein al each sue
cesslve 60-foot level, .Only such ore as
IL incidental to development VIII be
taken out
"The Hill & Harnan property began
the saclSng of ore u few days ago un-
der conditions that promise a record
shipment for the district Conditions at
the tunnel suTpass anything heretofore
revealed in the district The mining
force is working against solid breast
OF ore practically 1--WE and a half feet
wide Figures supplied from the mine
give four feet OF this stuff n value of
$3.50 per ton in gold. The host OF Iessces
on the Therien property are meeting
with the most encoura sing results fol-
lowing their first week of operation.
Notable among these iS the opening
~ OF wonderfully strong and rich
quartz lead which was first discovered
on the Reagan & Farrell lease and has
since been traced by string of lesseos
almost the length OF the Therten
grounds. An ASSAY secured by MI.
Regain gave s$s, 40 gold per ton for the
four and a half feet Of this vein. on
the east side of the Thertcn grounds In
the Frazier tunnel the lessees believe
they are following rich strneers of ore
lnto a uclghboring body Of shipping
values.
ION the property OF the Golden Treas
ure Mining company whose recent
nigh grade discovery was the sensation
OF the camp a systematic plan OF de-
VOdopment work has begun under the
management of Fred Redmond. \
shaft site was located yesterday when
several sacks of ore that would run
up into the thousands was taken out
and a force og miners consisting of
three shafts win soon be at work sink.
Ing with all possible speed. The Gold
chi Treasure ad5oins the north town
limits VI Vernon
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FACTORY PLANNED
MARKET is ERRATIc.
South Columbus Drops Without Rea-
son But Closes at Opening Figures.


The local mining stock exchange was
somewhat "scary" this morning. Some
one started unloading South Columbus
Con, during the regular board call, and
this stock dropped from sl.30 to Sl.lO
as a result OF this over board play. The
fireworks Opened with the sale of 400
shares at the high price This was
followed by rapid succession of sales.
each al a little lower figure; 200 shares
changed hands at sL27I,; 100 at sl.25:
sou III s1.2O; zoo at s1.lfls, l,2OO at sl.lSi
zoe at sl.20, 1850 at s1.l25s and LOCO
at sll0. This last sale was followed by
the exchange OF 100 at SIZE, when the
slaughter was ended mercifully. The
open board call marked a strengthen
ing of the stock and when sales were
ended II had again reached the Sl,3D
mark. The open BOARD sales opened
with the transfer OF 100 shares at sl.20
followed by the sale of 200 at $685. 800
at {l.275s. and finally 900 at sl,S0- There
is no reason for the queer fluctuations
OF this stock. say those interested. Tho
owners of the mine are willing to buy
all the stock they can get at figures
around $3.50. One sale lead TO another
and during the melee the prices dropped
without reason or cause. II is assert
ed freely around the Row" that the
mime Is in an excellent shape. Tony
Jacobson, one of the large stockholders,
Is optimistic over the showing In the
property and while he could NOT be
found his friends asserted that the ups
and downs OF the stock this morning Is
something pertaining to stock manipu
lation entirely.
DAILY Judge, III face of dividend of
371s cents per share amounting to sli2,-
SEQ. is sttll soft II remained in the
Background during the regular cali, but
400 shares were let loose on the open
board AT $3.50. This stock has cIung
10 the sl1 and SIC for weeks, but with
in the last few days has dropped con-
siderably. yesterday afternoon reaching
low mark, 1878 Other stocks remained
about stationary. Brokers assert their
faith In the market and predict a
strengthening from now on, This moIn-
ing's sales and quotations follow;
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
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STOCKS WERE
MUCH STRONGER
Opening Prices Were Many Points
Above Low Levels at Close
Yesterday.
LONDON WAS A GREAT FACTOR
Dealings Were Unsteady, Fluctuations
Being Wide--,Inch Unloading
Call Money Fifteen

New York, March l5.-First prices OF
stocks showed considerable recovery
from the low levels at the close last
night The rebound WAS heralded in
the London quotations received here
at the opening, and the first prices
closely conformed to Londcns quota
tIons. In few cases the quota tons
We're wide Reading 3 extreme opening
advance over last night was H. Amase
gamated, o; Sugar, 81 America
smelling. Z; ST. Paul, ~, Union Pa
enc, Northern PACING ana Missourt
Pacilic, o; New York Central. osa: Ana
conda .; Canadian PaCiilc ANA AtChi'
son, AZ, ana up 10 points throughout
the Hist Almost immediately heavy
offerings were thrown upon Inc uldT-
ket and the violent reaction followed,
Reading Iell DaCk ., Great NortAern
pGu. reacted 10 below Lass night, North
ern Pacific fell S1z, Canadian Pacllic
and Atchison sls, ANA ses eTaI otner ae-
tive stocks 2 points
Fluctuations We're wild tor a tilse
after tne opening, with reactions from
the top of to 3 points In Reading, the
hlll stocks, Canadian Pacific, Anal-
gamated Copper ana sugar. Persistent
support made its effect felt during the
course OF the hour and prices rallied
again, but only the Hartman stocks
exceeded the opening level, Union Pa
Cific rising 7sa.
When 4, became known that clear-
inghouse sheets had gone through sue
ceRsfully and the determined support
WAS seen to be effective, the recovery
gained renewed force. Prices rose above
the previous level and gains were ex-
tended in A1nagamated Copper 10 14ia,
Reading u, Union Pacific 10. Smelling
aB Anaconda ~, and National Lead
Az
There We're reactions OF from to 2is
points,
Bonds were irregular.
Call money rates rose to 10 per cent
and the market began TO give way un.
der realizing. Amalgamated fell back
5 from the top Smelling az. Reading
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit 3, Union
Pacific and Northwestern ~.
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BOSTON eLEAN1Nes.
Ncwsy Financial Items OF Big Propo.
sitions Received In Salt Lake.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers' furnish the following news
items. received over their private wire
this afternoon;
Amalganated The intrinsic value Of
the shares seem to force them upward
from the l00-ma.rk every time they APP
preach It.
Anaconda lit Is being closely held by
those who have long margins. The
weak accounts have been balled out
pretty completely,
Allouez, The price of the shares has
declined somewhat. but the stock is a
purchase at all times that Il seems
weak.
Adventure. The management Is
promising new series OF operations
when the spring opens. The situation
does not look rosy at present
Arizona Commercial.-rhe shipments
from the Copper laill mine have been
IN excess OF the estimates Of the man
aeement
making good progress with the strip
ping operations, for which the new
steam shovel was pnt In operation
some time ago
Bingham Cousolidated.-on OF the
weakest acting shares on the list In
spite OF the fact that the property Is
IN the best condition Of It's career.
Butte Coalition, insiders believe that
this shares are purchase Mt this level
for much better prices before the COM
Ing Of autumn
Copper R0nge,-The price OF these
shares AZ present levels offers one OF the
best Investment opportunities IN tho
market
Davis paly,-Lost no time through
The threAtened strike OF the miners IN
Eaat Bmtte- The cnn,nanv nxnan,s a.,
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LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO

Chicago, March 15,--c'attle, receipts
$500; strong. Bceves, $40 a6.S5
COWS and heifers. 1.-5d5.25; stocker:
ana feeders, s,759 5.O0 calves. 5000
100
Fl Receipts, $4,000 Strong.
Mixed and butchers, GRO q 6.s5; good
heavy 6.921s; rough heavy,
s.6s @s.so light $40 "a sos; goo
heavSe SIS ,Mt.9gia rough heavy, s,6s
eTo.
Sheep eceipts. 5000; strong.
Sheep. $50 @ 600; lambs, 1900 500.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City, March 15,-Cattle--
Receipts, 1000; market steady Ma
tive steers, 4.50aD6,S5: stockers and
feeders. s.75 dl5-25; calves, s.Oo9 200;
western fed steers 100 a 5. 80; western
fed cows 500 q 4.50.
Hogs Receipts, 1000; strong.
s.so. pigs ana lights. 5.7s@e,15.
Receipts, 1000; steady, Mutt
tons. 5000 $50: lambs. 1850 7.15:
range wethers, 5.60@6.15; fed ewes,
5,o0@ $50.
OMAHA
Omaha. March 1s-CartIe--Re-
ceipts 1000 steady. Native steers.
$500 $50: COWS and heifers. 2.5o@
4.75; western steers. 3.25 '5.25; stock
ers and feeders, 5000 500: calves.
500 1850
Hogs-Receipts $500: market
steady to 10 cents lower. Heavy.
6.57 y a s.s5 mixed. 6.515 q $50
Light. 6.55 1850, pigs. SIS M6,5p.
Sheep-Recelpts. 5000; market ;
to 10 cents higher Yearlinss, 5.S5 az
$50: wethers. 5.2ia5.75; ewes. AS a
5.s5; lambs s.75977S'
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PRODUCE.
CIIICAGo.

Chicago, March l5.-The whoa, mar
ket opened firm and active. the in-
proved conditions In Wall street caus-
Ing shorts 10 buy actively. Within a.
short time, however. free selling by
pit traders produced weak tome, MAY
opened isIA 10 AsAi4 higher, at TN to
11t., and declined to 7eks
Trading In corn was active but prices
We're easy May opened unchanged TO
80 higher, at 46a to s6ss, and sold at
Ask.
market was inclined TO be easy In sym
pAthy with corn and wheat. May
opened shade to 14c higher. al sOs.
to dIIe. and declined to 4ols.
Provisions were Arm at the opening
because OF strong market for live
hogs May pork opened ~ higher at
lG15 Lard was DC w at 9e2is, ribs
were a shade higher. at s, s56ps. sTis.
All grain markets became very
weak later and continued In that con-
diton until the close
May sold off to 755s aud closed at
75N tfs,
May corn declined to I4N and clos.
cd e' weak < a ! y down at ti1s d 49,
3 red, 73a7 No, . hard, TAX e51eE +,
No. hard. G6 a a rs: No. / northern
SomSs; No. 2 northern, 7sdSt: No
. spring, 7G@S3
Corn-No. Q. lgh GrAs.
oats--No. ? nv No, o. 4Oas q41.
&c, Close =. Whsat-May. 75fg d 70:
Corn May. a II qs5, July l5M,
oals-~May, 4Oik. July. s6H aS6x.
PORK May. l575i July I5.92s.
i-arH-Nay' sO7hS July at5.
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MARKET rs SURPRISE.


James "A. Pollock & Co. received a
dispatch this morning which says: IF
any one had ventured Is months ago
70 state that copper could be main
tanned tor weeks and months at Is
cents per pound and better. he would
have been drummed out OF camp. Cop
per veterans admit that they. them
selves would have then stated that
20 cents market must necessarily defeat
Itself through curialed consumption.
There is not Vet the slightest evidences
ihai the demand. at least so far Is
slowing zap a particle and Calumet Il
Hecla finds no difficulty In selling mill
llous OF pounds of 26Js for April and
~ for May and June deliveries. The
foreign buyers however, are baking,
and many win not pay above 20 cents
Their attitude Is reflected In a marked
decrease IN copper exports from this
country. Our foreign exports In Feb
ruary amounted to only 9.oT2 tons
against 1890 IONS in January and l6,-
sol tons IN February, 1906 We UNDER
stand that since the successful sales OF
Calumet Hecia Lake a 25sa cents,
the United Metal Selling company has
marked up It's price for tleciTOlytc to
$3.50 cents
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CEMENT FACTORY
FOR PROVO NEXT
Allan G. Lamson of Salt Lake Has
important Project Un-
der Way.
EASTERN CAPITAL GETS IN.
sneciaI Correspondence.

sIueCldl LVIINSBNlaN'N"~~-
Provo, March IA quit claim deeu
from Allan G. Iamson OF SAT- Lake
City to Dewitt c. Flanagan OF New
York has been filed with the county
recorder The deed is for Il lime Stone
Quarres, covering about 5000 acres OF
land, located between Provo ana Rock
CANYONS. The consideration named
in the deed is 81,
FACTORY PLANNED
Accompanying this deed and aso
filed for record Is a cult claim deed
from George A. Snow to Allan u Lam
son, bearing date Of Dec. IA. 1906 lor
the same properties. The claims are
tho ones secured by George A snow
some two years ago. AIr. Lamson has
had tests made to determine its value
for the manufacture OF cement. He
has found II unescelleh for this puF-
pose. and for several months has had
men at work developing the property
He has also secured other property
and has interested eastern capital
cement works viii be built in Provo
canyon. Oh the line of the Heber
branch of the r.. G. W.
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Very strong buying OF the shares for
the long account,
Osceula. There liz listle market for
the Issue. The general public do not
Seem 10 Wish the shares until the pres
Old Dominion. The stfke In the four
tcenth levea continues to be the WON
der OF the camp,
Raven Shareholder insist that there
Ia something pfoot that Will make the
ISSUE go much higher just as soon as
the present market condition clears up
shannon stock Is one OF the
cheapest on the list at these levels
Utah Consolida ted.-The new sr1elter
VIII be built after The plans laid down
by the old management
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wheel. This engine can furnish ample
power FOR all the mill work also there
was purchased for this new power
plant one Westin ehouse l15 X, w.
alternating current generator and two
motors. one 20 horsepower and one LOO
horsepower.
The mill treated during each day OF
service 115.S dry tons. There we're con-
cerrrslted SIS tons of crude ore into
one ton OF concentrates,
Actual lead recovered. SS44 per cent
Actual sil Yer reco cred u, 1904 per cent
OF the silver lost In the talinss, II
was found that 80 l-3 per cent was in
the form OF a chloride. That cannot be
vered by conc enIration.
Your milling plant today is In shape
TO treat larger tonnage and save tho
values TO a higher percentage than at
any time In the past, the capacity OF
the plant being from Is, 900 to 10000 tons
of ore per month.
Respectfully submitted.
F. W, SHERMAN,
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AT THE COPPER ZONE.

Mr. John Perry who has charge u
the work on the Copper Zone mining
i Tor do io'' past day Or two. RaV.
ing come In with ore samples
and 10 secure supplies Mir Per-
~ said the Copper Zone ia rapidly
developing into "A mlne- The shaft Is
now down l3i feet, and the ore being
taken out IL OF good qualify II be-
comes more plentiful wlth each foot of
work done A new hoisring whim has
been shipped out ANA will be put In OPP
erallnn ImmeaIAlnlN.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
YEsIIslsiS .Y's

Utah Savings and Trust company
10 Sweet Candy company, 7xl0
rods, lot (, block 50, plat A ..ss2, 900
John VI. Whitaker to Fred Gelss-
Ter, lots IL to ls, block 3, Whlta-
ker's subdivision ...,,,,,..,,. /
Walter Romney and others to
Fred Getssler, lots II 20 70. block
g. Whitaker's subdivision 49,, 500
s. M. b. Hunter to- G.. F. Mantle,
21lsN7 rods, lot a block lo3. plat
~, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
Fl, A. silver to II. A. Silver F. and
NJ Co, 12x2c rods, block ls7, plat
"A, etc .,,,tt,......
Charles A. johnson to Oscar NJ.
Engdahl, 32i7x5 rods, lot /, block
IS, plat A Observation-Disclosures. 2,250
Sophia Frahzen to C. b. Stats. 50
1855 feet, lot l, block 43. pat b. 1900
j. H. McI@aren 10 Addison Cain,
lot IS. block 2 Bellevue Park ., 100
Cha rles Seal to Annie LeyIand
SKI rods lot s. block IL plat C. 45o
Josephine Thomas 70 Viola Kelly
lots ,. 3. and 4, block s. High
land Park ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
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ENtstVtLIu IIy SU DtIltlIeU-
F. W. SH ERMAN.
Mill S1Nr n1.ln, [ end Aia
rALnors MlNE REPORT.

During the year there was mined
59,62o.6 tons of second -cass ore from
the DAILY West mine and tT14.5 tons
from the Quincy mine, total of Ga
BAL TONS The total of first-cass ore
was 1a,292 tons. dry weight. of which
20 tons was mill first-class, 1860 tons
l,21O-foot level dry or silver ore. $40
tons 1, i0O-fooI level lead ore, 95I tons
Of Quincy ore and II ,2o9 tons OF sOO-toot
level ore
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The Juvenile Band. 40 pieces, will he
in attendance at the Utah Chamber OF
Commerce Saturday evening from 10
10 10000. All visitors to the Chamber
Saturday evening are assured not only
a surprise In seeing the permanent ex-
hiblt Of Utah's wonderful products, but
"A thorough musical treat Citizens Of
Utah don't miss this troat. Every
body welcome. No charge.
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TOWNSHIP TRANSFERRED.

Fer O consideration that Is not posi-
lively known 20 the Miner but which
81 said to be close to the tl0O 900
mark. the ownership OF the townsite
On. w, s. Phillips. the little million
afro hustler IT Chicago, and h. s.
Huyt landlord ~ tho Moutcomsr,
hotel ARE the new townsite ma enal rs
OF the HaTbor city, The transaction
is understood 20 have been cash one.
The former owners ~ Beatty wer,
Malcolm Macdonald, Charles M.
sChwab, Bob Montgomery and A. T.
PafkhursL The policy Of the new
owners viii be progressive one. IN,
town Will AZ once be Improved by th,
planting OF trees, the grading %
streets. the erection Of street slgns
etc. BullfrOg Miner,
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REGULAR cALL sALEs.

May Day, 500 az ~.
Nevada laills 400 M 9.721a.
Nevada Fairview. 100 ut l1,
star Cons. 100 an 81.
Uncle SAM 500 at As1s' 200 at a.: 900
81 Az.
Colorado Mining. 100 at s.s5, 100 at
2,3gH 100 at $50
Little Chief 4 300 at i5,
Mountain Lake, 100 az 50.
New York 500 at g2h 200 at 20.
South Columbus Con, 100 at SO zoo
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st, Louis, March 1S.-Wool. steady.
Territory and western mediums 24S
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GF1 Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BRO. ERS. "a e So Temple. Both
Phones $40.
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E M WEST &: Co, stock brokers
ID. f, Walker Blk Tel 165 res, a6lU-5.
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our work is not done until YOU are
perfectly satisfied. ii. D. Jensen, eye-
sight specialist, So Main ST.
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See our new line of announcements
and invita- tiOns before ordering.
THE DESERET NEWS.
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Don't fall TO visit this Utah Chambe'
OF Commerce Saturday evening betweer
80 and 10 o'clock The Jnyenle Band
40 pieces, VIII be there and render
popular musical program Everybod,
u invited, No charge for admission
Come and see the wonderful product
Of prosperous uiak at the same TIM
listen 10 The band,
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QUINCY MINE.

In the Quincy, south OF the porphyry
dyke, there are two parallel ore bearing
assures. which show on the 200-foot lev
Ell and also at the bottom OF No, 3 in
cline, with prospects good for long
chute OF ore between these two points.
There is also another assure south Of
the TWO mentioned, running through
an undevelOped portion OF Quincy
ground, which has a good showing for
the amount OF development work done.
There are still large bodies of first and
secondclass ores left in the old Quincy
workings.
DAILY WEST NINE.
The ore body in the Little Bell ffssure
Is looking we'll and the prospects for
large tonnage Is good. There was some
difficulty in finding the ore on ac-
count OF q series OF faults, but that has
been overcome and active stopping is
now being done. What IL known as the
Murphy assure. loo feet north OF Back
Vein assure, is showing some orc and
the future of this portion of the mine
is very encouraging. There is another
ore bearing flssuTe east of the DAILY
West shaft known as the DAILY Back
Vein assure. Al present there is 4
drift being driven OH the assure and
there has been ore for the last 100 feet.
MUCH VIRGIN GROUND.
on the Loco level there was HAS
feet in drifting, 305.7 feet IN Talsin &.
total of 2.05$.7 feet In development
work. There was mined 1,ST6 tons
OF dry or silver ore and 3,962.e tons OF
second class or mill ore Active min
ing on this level was commenced with
In the last few months, There are
eight ore bearing assures cut by this
level and the future of this portion
OF the mine is very good. The large
Ore bearing assures of the Ontario and
DAILY mines cut through this part OF
the mine. There has been very little
sotping done ON this level. so 1t is
virtually all virgin ground.
on the $50 level there was stopped
about s0.910s tons of mill ore In
development work there was 44O9
feet in drifting and 81 feet in raising
About 5 s per cent al the mill ore was
mined from This level and there are
still large bod IS OF ore In No. l. ., 10
and / / Slopes. The prospects for new
and large bod IS Of ore are very good
east OF the incline and west of No IL
stope. AS soon as the Ontario drain
tunnel enters DAILY West ground Ii will
open up new TOPPING ground to a
depth OF $50 feet below Our present
workings. There was installed one
2ShS+2 inch stroke l.. p. piston inlet
Air cylinder at a total cost Of sS41o.50,
which has increased the power so per
cent and made Il saving OF about 20
per cent in steam power.
Yours respectfully.
T.. L., TALBOT.
Superintendent
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When You Bny Vogclpr's
Seeds you buy the very best, but be
sure they are Vogclcrs.
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IMPROVEMENTS ADDED.

There was expended IN improvements
, The milling plant during the year
s,6ss5l. This comprises No. q falling
III. which was completed and has been
successful operation since the ?3rd
Z April a new engine room. size 40
eet by 6S feet by n feet high. equipped
18th a Hamilton Corlss engine, size "a
by IS inches, carrying an ls.ton ty-
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Ribs---Aray, $50; July, $50.
Rye--cash. dSM 20.
Rarley--CHsh, 6T0S7s
Flax, clover and timothy Nothing
doing
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, March l5.--Close; Wheat
March, 6s sd, May. Us Y d. July. a.
? %d. The weather In England today
was unsettled.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, March l5.--Sugnr. raw
QUIET fair refining. g. centrifugal .gG
test, rs; molasses sugar, s%i refined.
steady; crushed. 5.s0 powdered. 4. SO.
granulated. s.1p.
Coffee. spot, steady: No. Z. Rio IL
No. 4 Santos. SA.
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