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50. COLUMBUS
GETS RETURNS
--------------.---------
Initial Shipment Of Ore Brought
Over Seventy Dollars
Per Ton, Net.
NEW COMPRESSOR PLANT
Is Ready for Commission--Many
Teams Hauling Frcight---Whnt the
Columbus Consolidated is Earning.

The South Columbus Consolidated
returns from its initial shipment of
ore. which consisted of $4,000 pounds
and Manager Tony Jacobson stated
today that the not proceeds amounted
TO s70.S0 q ton. or approximately,
$6,16O.
The company is not making any
attempt as yet to extract ore on an
extensive scale and come into the mar
ket with regular shipments. as Ii Is the
policy OF the management TO devote
the greater part Of its energy in
turthering development work. Right
at the present time In addition to
what is going on underground the
company is making some extensive
surface improvements and when they
are completed. no mining company in
the camp of Alta will have any bet
ter equipment. A new boarding house
Is being erected in addition TO several
other buildings one of which con-
tains the air compressor.
The latter Is ready for operation
ana Manager Jacobson says 1t will
probably go into commission tonight,
or sometime tomorrow. The plant
win operate FIVE drills and with them
pounding away "a hours out of every
day the development of the mine and
blocking of ore will go along very
rapidly. Heretofore the South Co
lumbus has had to depend on its neigh-
Dor, the Columbus Con, for air COM
preston service, which has not al
ways been satisfactory for the Co
lumbus has usually had use for about
all the air furnished from its own
plant.
Ten freight teams are now on the
road between the mine and Sandy
carrying in supplies and equipment.
On the return trip to the valley. they
bring ore from the mine. The work
ing force al the mine will be doubled
about August /.
The Columbus Consolidated COM
pany is sending down from so to so
tons OF ore over the aerial tramway
operated by the Unity Mines corpora
ton from which gross earnings of
about $4,000 monthly are being OBJ
tanned.
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CONCENTRATES.

Mining Engineer NJ. S. Duffield has
returned from a professional trip to
Colorado.
Eastern parties are said to be seek
ing to get control of the Federal Ely
mine at Ely and in which Salt Lake
capital is largely interested.
Donald b. Gillies. general manager
of the Schwab mining interests In Ne
vada, Is in the city today en- route
west from trip to New York.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company were: Crude ore and con-
centrate, $4,000; base bullion, $4,000.
Freeman Morningstar has returned
from an inspection of the Nevada Be-
nanza Copper company's territory at
Yerington New. Engineer Il. p. Jen-
nings returned with him.
]. b. Jensen has returned from a
trip to Good Springs, New, where he
Is manager of the Ninety-nine and
Utah Esmeraldo copper properties. He
says development work is progressing
favorably and that very satisfactory
results are being obtained.
Thursday night. for the first time
since the organization OF the Rosebud
Mining Stock exchange full meet
ing of the board of directors was held,
with Prest. w. j. Lawrence In the
chair. The main topic of discus
sion was the building OF the ex-
change. It was the decision of the
board that lumber be rushed in here
at the earliest possible moment and
that the building be completed as soon
thereafter as possible. All the office
rooms are rented and the tenants are
anxious to occupy them.-Rosebud
News.
The Nevada Consolidated Copper
company, which s a merger OF the
Nevada Consolidated. Cumberland Ely.
Veteran Ely and Ely Mines companies.
has selected w. III. Seagraves. grad
uate OF the University OF Nevada as
general superintendent. This concern
has n capitalization OF S50000,000, Yes
terday he and Pope Yeatman made an
inspection OF the work at the smelter.
Seagraves was graduated from the
university In 1896 and has had consid-
cradle experience In his profession
White Pine News.
]. II. McCrystal, president of the
Rosebud Rather Mining company. and
Lewis A. Jeffs, interested In the same
company, spent several days IN camp
this week, accompanying w. ]. Law
renee from Salt Lake City. Both gem
tlemen are interested In mines in
other parts OF the state, but agree
that for surface showings and for the
amount OF work done Rosebud is far
and away the best camp they have
visited. Mr.. Mccrystal says that de-
velopment work on the Rather viii be
continued until he has made n mine of
the propertyc-Rosebud News,
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Balaklala, sA 81; 3; 0; sales, 1,o29
Bine closed is asked.
Boston Con-, 26%; 2s%; 2e%; 26%;
sales so.
B. & L., closed 1M@%.
b. Coaln 1855; 1855; 25h. 251A; sales
1150.
Cop. Range, sou; sos; 7sB; SOS;
sales 500.
Cum. Ely. .; .; 9; .; sales 100.
Daily West, 1875; 1875 1875; 1873 sales
Davis DAILY ~; IL; 70; IL; sales lao.
East Butte closed 9&@10h
CRANKY closed 120@l25.
Ely Con, ~ 1la; ~; ~: sales 2O5.
Greene Cananea, 16; 1875; 16; 16b;
sales 541.
New. Utah, SIS; 5B; SIS; SIS; sales
n. B., s2A; s2ss; slM; s2h: sales sl5.
United Copper closed 62@%.
U. S. s., com, ASH 4sA; 4sA; ASH:
sales 60.
Utah Conf, 46h; 4619; 46; 46h; sales
c. s. A.. 1861; is7; 1863; 1877; sales
49,
Nipissing. loh; 1oN; 10; 10; sales
1880.
Trinity. 22,a; 2sA 22ls 90; sales 645.
Giroux. s: S: s: s: sales so.
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LATE LOCALS.

Bank Clearings,-Today's local bank
clearings amounted to $1,1T0.f33.01
as against S6S7,453.74 for the same
day last year.
Warmer Tomorrow--The expected
showers came yesterday, and con-
tinued occasionally this morning. the
skies beginning to clear at noon. To-
morrow is expected to be clear, warm
ing up In the afternoon.
Back From Nephi---Adjutant Gem
eral Wedgewood and Colonel Plumber
returned this morning. from Nephi,
where they went to inspect A COM
pany of the First infantry. They re-
port this company Command as in an
highly prosperous condition. and a
credit to the state organization.
Children Over Five Must Pay A
circular issued today by the Utah
Light & Railway company. to conduc-
tors, stating that all children over
five years of age. must pay full fare.
and all children under that age oc-
cupying seats when paying passeng-
ers are standing. will have to pay
full fare Uniformed employees are
not allowed 20 occupy seate to the ex-
clusion Of fare paying passengers,
and this viii apply to policemen ana
fremen riding in uniform.
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NEVADA HILLS RICHES.
Remarkable Record of n Truly nc.
marlSabIe Mining Property.
special CORRESPONDENCE.

Special Correspondence.
Fairview New. July 20-iWith the
stock of the Nevada Hills Mining
company soaring as 1t has been lately,
owing to the vast richness of the pro-
perty. and others in the vicinity show
ing up well in the development FAIR
view is making a record which will
long stand in the annals of mining
history.
In March. 1906. the Nevada Hills
property was purchased for the insig-
niflcant sum of $4,000 Today, n lit
tie over a year from the date of sale,
the mine is valued around $4,000, 900.
and from the present record. will soon
hive a valuation Of S10.000,000. And
well may this be. for development to
date has revealed many millions of
dollars worth of ore. ready to be
STOPPED down and shipped. All ore taxi
en- from the pronerty is of an extreme
~ high grade. the first car load return
ing 1854 per ton. This average has
been more thcn maintained, while ore
running into the thousands is also
taken from this wonderful mine. The
company pays dividends to It's stock
holders regularly and while extracting
the rich ore. the reserves are constant
w increasing
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 6,-Cattle-Receipts, 1900
market steady. Beeves, 4. 4oiI7 80; COWS
]. 4oa62 %; helfers, 2.40td6.40; calves. $500
1.2o; good TO prime sters, %. 70a7. 80; pooi
TO medium. i.40M5c5; stockers and feed
ers. 2.60lf4. 80.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market cents
higher. Light, 6.10lp5.50; mixed. 600@6. As
heavy 5.6Od5 .35; rough, 5.60fp6 .95; pigs
.. lSd635; good to choice heavy, 6.25@6. IS
Shop Receipts, 5000: market weak. Ma
tive and western, 3.5OG5.75; yearllngs. 60.
aG.eo; lambs and western, 5.5oq7.3O.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. July observation-disclosures
Native steers, 5.oo6l7 10; stockers and
feeders, S.0oQ5. %; bulls. 2.75d4 so; calves,
s.50d5.75; western fed steers. 4.25a5 IS
western fed cows. 2.T5dii.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 600; market cents
higher. Heavy. 6.05G6 10y; packers. 6.i0fl
$50; pigs and lights, 6.90Q6.35.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market steady.
Muttons 5.25d56.0o; lambs. 6.50lp7 20:
range wethers, 5.25@6.25; fed ewes, i,50G
80
OMAHA.
Omaha, July 6.-Cattle-Receipts 100:
market steady Native steers, 4.5oli7 10;
cows and heifers, 3.00@5.Oo; western
steers, 3.75d5.5o; stockers and feeders,
,.75a5.o0: calves, 3.25a6.25; bulls and
stays. 2.75ae.Oo.
Hogs--Receipts, $40: market cents
higher Heavy, 5.S0a6 .05 mixed 5.95G6. 90
light, 6.05m6.:0. pigs, 5.25d6. 90.
Sheep-ReceIpts. 500; market steady.
YearlIngs. 1896 80: wethers. 4.SOd5 90;
ewes. 4.5oG5. 10: lambs, 6.5O@7.50.
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HEAVY SELLING
IN BECK Tunnel
This Was One OF the Features of
Today's Early Calls on the
Mining Exchange.
STOCK CLOSED LOWER.
Ohio Copper in Demand On Open
Board But Only One Lot
Brought Out.

The forenoon sales on the mining
exchange aggregated q little more
than 1865 May Day was bought
heavily and the stock closed in fine
form. Beck Tunnel Consolidated came
out In big punches with the result that
the price was forced down to s2.07ts.
Uncle Sam Consolidated moved up
slightly, while Star Consolidated and
Sioux Consolidated weakened. Iron
Blossom and Crown Point made slight
gains. Lower Mammoth appeared in
fine form and closed on sale at 1895.
South Columbus Consolidated weaken
ed on the open board and sold down
to s275
Among the unlisteds, Ohio Copper
continued in strong demand. but only
100 shares were brought out, 1t going
at 1925 East Swansea Extension sold
at 20 cents and East Crown Point at
cents.
The closing quotations and sales
We're:
A. M. LISTED STOCKS.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 26.-Clear weather
throughout the United States and Cana
da brought liberal realizing sales in the
local wheat market today, which resulted
in much weakness. The market was also
bearishly affected by moderate decline
at Liverpool. September opened u to V
lower at 925s to 92A and sold to 9l1s
Gp9e.
Cooler weather In the southwest had a
weakening effect upon the corn market.
Tho volume of trade was small. Septem-
Der opened shade higher to h41a lower
at $685. to 1915 and sold off to 53ssaSSie-
Trade in oats was very quiet and the
market was easier because of the weak
ness In wheat and corn. September OPEN
ed unchanged TO II lower at 3S5s TO 30.
Provisions were firm on o. moderate de-
mand for lard by a local packer. 81
cent advance in live hogs was bullish
influence. September pork was up ~
at 1857; lard and ribs were each up 2la
at 9.32la and SIS respectively
Close: Wheat-July s97s: Sept, 9lfs.
Corn--July, 53ss: Sept, $685.
Oats-July, Az; Sept, 3SMk.
Pork--July. 1915; Sept, 1G45.
Lard--July. S.b7ik; Sept, S.72isdS.75.
Rye-Cash, s5dS7
Barley-Cash, 55@63.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, July 26.-Sugar. raw, steady.
Fair refining. 3.37G3. 43ih; centrifugal, DC
test, 3.s3 molasses sugar. 3.12js13. 1871.
Enthusiastically. Crushed so; powder
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cd, clio: grnnulated. 500
:, Ccmce-steady. No Rio, 6h; No.
Santos. rs.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool. July 2C.--whcat-- spot, steady.
No. : red, western winter a. Sd: futures.
quiet: July. Is lisd; Sept, Is 3Isd: Dec,
7s AID.
Corn--spot, quiet; old Northern. SIS 2isd
American mixed. new. 5s 2iSd; futures,
steady; July, nominal: Sept, IS i0Ad.
Hops az I.dndon Pacific coast, etendy,
ca iosasfs 5s.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago July .--Butter-steady.
creamery. 21ei2i,k; dairy, 1Stku22ls.
Eggs--Steady; 1Suliis.
NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET,
New York. July 25~-The market for
evaporatcd apples is unchanged, with
fancy quoted ut Stsc choice at 3hc; prime
at 7isnSc, and poor TO fair at 6uINc.
prunes are unchanged on spot, with
quotations ranging from iisc to lie for
California fruit. and, from 5ssc to &c for
Orcgons up 10 sos and i0s.
Apricots arc dull and quotations may
be regarded as more or less nominal In
tho absence of special transactions.
Choice are quoted ut nc: extra choice
at &c, and fancy Mt 22U2Sc
Pouches were more or less unsettled,
but spot quotations are steadily held.
with choice quoted at lie. extra choice
at 12hNlsc; fancy at lsI13isc and extra
fancy at liMiiNc.
Raisins are in light demand, buyers
operating only from hand to mouth.
Loose muscatels are quoted at SAT10c.
seeded raisins at 7h113c; and London
layers at 1.1511.S5.
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RAIL FACILITIES BAD.
Difficulty About Marketing Ore from
Richmond Eureka Mines.

Clarence f. Allen. mines manager
of the United States Smelling, Rein
ing and Mining company, has returned
from one of his periodical trips to the
Richmond Eureka mines at Eureka,
New. He says conditions there are
satisfactory except that the Eureka
&Palisade Railroad company is not
handling ore In a manner that the
company desires it TO. The road is
short of equipment and the best il
can possibly do under present condi-
lions is to haul out $50 tons a day,
whereas, IL should be handling twice
this tonnage Tho management of the
line has placed an order for equip
ment. however. and when II is deliv-
cred the chances are the service
viii be very materially improved.
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NO COAL FOR SHELTER.
Glasgow and Western Unable to Oper-
ate Plant for That Reason.

Col. Joe Ferron, superintendent of
the Glasgow X Western Exploration
ccmpanys mines in Nevada. has re-
turned from Golconda, where he
states, the development and extraction
of ore is going along steadily, The
company is shipping at the rate of
ESQ tons of ore weekly. The difficulty
being experienced in getting coal. how
ever. has preclnded the starting OF the
smelter and no attempt will be made
in that direction until the manage
ment succeeds in getting enough fuel
in storage to make certain that the
plant can be operated several months
ahead.
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York. July 2G.---Closc. Prime
mercantile 512@8 Sterling exchange
strong with actual business In bank
ers' bills mt iS7.10@15 for demand
and. nj 1890 @ .D5 for sixty day bills.
Commercial bills 4S3A.
Bar silver 90; Mexican Dollars 535s
Government bonds firm; railroad
bonds irregular.
Money on call steady. 2s per cent.
ruling rate 2H, closing bid .. offered
nj ~.
Time loans dull but steady; sixty
days AZ per cent; ninety days 5: six
months @ per cent.
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UTAH CON. SURVEYS,
Aerial Tramway Line Over the OGulrrh
Range Has Been Located


The engineers of the Utah Consoli-
dated company have completed the
survey of It's proposed aerial tramway
line over the oquirrh range OF noun
taings to the smelter site located in
Tooele county ond on which the COM
papy expects to build a smelter some
time In the future The length OF the
line Will be but little IN excess of tho
one operated at the present time be-
tween the mine and the loading sta
ton in lower Bingham.
It is understood that the company
has had survey made for d proposed
line OF railroad which Is to be operated
between the new smelter and a june
tion point with the Western Pacific and
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake
railroads short distance west OF the
Garfield smelf,r Of the American smelt-
ing & Refining company. This rail-
road would follow an easy grade alona
the foothills " the oquirrh mountains
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Jap ARRESTED.

Chicago. July ga dispatch to the
Tribune from Austin. Texas, says:
A Japanese was taken into custody
yesterday at the state military encamp-
ment. 1t is charged he was taking
photographs of batteries in action and
other features of the camp. He is be-
ing held pending investigation on the
part of the state and federal military
authorities.
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Good To Hold.

II a stock that every quarter
tthrcc months, pays q dividend at
the rate OF seven % per cent per
nnnum FREQ from nil taxes insur
ance, ctc. such dividend payer Is
tho rRErERRED srotK In tho
uTAH-lDAIto SUGAR COM
PANy. we can buy FOR you this
or any other commercial stock that
Is on the market Those who have
bought stocks through us can sell
today for a good advance over tho
price paid and have had sood
rate on their investment In tho
meantime. orders to either buy or
sell promptly and carefully exc
cuted.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
-stooks.
REGuLAR cALL sALEs.

Jaly Judge, 100 at 1900.
May Day. 1900 nj SO: ! 500 alto, buyer
go: 500 at ssia; 200 at Al. buyer CO., 300
at 40; 500 at 1914, seller 60.
Silver Shield, 500 at 13h.
Uncle Sam Con. 2,loo at 30; $500 at
Oh.
Beck Tunnel, 200 at 217lh; 500 at
2.i2Is; 1,6oo at 21Oi 400 at 2.07ia.
Colorado, 300 AT $40.
Star Con-. 500 at 60; lao at 81; 20 at co.
South Swansea 500 at To-
Crown Point. 1000 at 1.27ih: 3.1o0 at
300 at 1870; !, 100 at 1.s2th
Ingot, 1000 at 6; 800 at 06h.
hex. 300 at 80.
Iron Blossom. 5000 at 1.lO. 500 al
1917, J 500 at LAZY.
Mountain Lake, $500 at a5; 500 at 90;
100 ~ o..
South Columbus 100 ut ESQ.
Sioux Con- 600 at 65 200 AZ GO.
Seven 'rroughs 500 at 60.
Victor, Loco at 1914.
OPEN BOARD CALL.
Crown Point, 1900 at 1870
Colorado, $50 nj $40.
Iron Blossom. 200 at 140
Lower Mammoth COO at 295.
Star Con, 200 at o.
South Columbus Con, 100 at $50;
100 At ATTN; 800 at 2.75
Tetro. 800 at H.
Victoria. $50 at L55.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value.
Regular can ...-......,3S.S6 sos s4a $50 Is
Open board ,,....,...,.. 1000 I2l00 90
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A COLUMBIA SURVIVOR.

Portland. July 26.--Ira q. Lee OF Lin
coin, Neb.. is among the survivors Of
the steamer Columbia. although his
name Is not on the passenger list ow-
ing to the fact that At the last mo-
ment he took the reservation OF l.. Lee
roy. Leroy did not rain on the Column
bla.
The name OF Mrs A. Gray appearing
In the list OF missing should be Mrs. A.
Graham OF Cottage Grove, Or.
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nnEAKING nELrAsr srnIKr

Belfast, July 26,--Compromise has re-
suited In a partial break Of the strike
among the dock lnborers Of this port
that has been going on for q month or
more, Today a thousand men went
back TO work unloading coal steamers.
Inasmueh as they can now get fuel,
the factories that clcssd down yester-
day will be able TO reopen In day
or two. The cart drivers are still out.
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SHOPS FOR SUPERIOR

Superior, Wis.,. July 26.-The Great
Northern railroad today authorized the
construction of shops in Superior for
the purpose of building steel ore and
freight cars. The total cost of the
buildings and equipment is estimated
at about 100000
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REGULAR P. NJ. SALES.

Uncle Snm Con, 500 at 81.
Beck Tunnel, 500 at 2.124; 400 at
2.15; 100 at 217M
Black Jack. 100 at 81; 100 at 10; 100
at as; 900 at II.
Colorado, $50 at $40.
Crown Point. 200 at 100.
hex, 300 at so.
Mountain Lake, 500 at s5 buyer 60;
1900 at 49,
Sioux Con. 5000 Mt CO.
Seven Troughs. 200 at 60.
Yankee Con, 500 az Gil COO Mt 60
RAIL FACILITIES RAD
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James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire. this afternoon:
Newhouse, i5as@15h; Utah Cop, 2S9
S7selA: Balk.. 949i4: King. Edw.. 15s6
IN Nippissing, 1o@10M; Davis Daily, u
@12ss; Giroux, @sis; g. G, & Sill, 1M
@1B; Bing. Cent, 1h@1%; New. Smelt-
err, 2A @2B; Mitchell, 2M@3; New Utah.
5@5k; Silver Queen. 1@114; Ely Cons.
1-1691h; Dom. Cop. $500: Gibraltar,
2o@25; Tintic. 5%@6A; Tenn. Cop, 3SA
ASST.
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AT UTAH MINES.
SHIFT VIII Soon BE Used for Ore Hoist
ing Purposes.

E'F77 IT VI T7'77-7T's
A letter received from the Utah
mine AZ Fish Springs today conveyed
the Information that the re-timberng
of The SHAFT has been completed TO q
point within 30 feet OF the 400 level Of
the mine when the latter point is
reached, the hosting OF ore through
the shaft win lie resumed again. which
means that there should be an I'M
crease IN the output Of the property in
the near future
Conditions al the mine are said 10
be very satisfactory, ana that two new
shoots OF ore have been opened since
the superintendent sent in his provi-
Gus report Both shoots are looking
fine.
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Co.. eas; q. wedge. Cos; S. Humph-
rey. b@7; Dexter. 1904: l., Joe, 2QS;
Crescent, asked Combination, l42;
Granny. 2sI24: Mustang, 20@22; Little
Grey 20 asked Cow Boy. 500; ons.
Manh., e@n; Broncho, 7@s; j. Jack,
bid: Pinenut, 6Qp7: Buffalo, 3Gi5, S. Dog,
II bid: Y. Horse, asked; Indian Camp,
z bid; Standard. asked.
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GEO. NJ. CANNON co.

Real Estate and Commercial
Stocks and Bonds. we desire your
orders for anything In our line
Rooms 5l2-5is Templeton Building.
Phone Bell 81.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS

st. Louis. July 26.--Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 2q8; fine
mediums, 17d19: fine. 14a16.