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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-14
BUTTE HAS A GREAT
CONCERTED STRIKE.

Butte, Mont. FEB. 1.-THE greatest con
certed strike In the history OF the city.
anecting number Of industries and COM
pleteiy closing the newspapers OF Butte
ana Anaconda, began yesterday, when the
pressmen of the newspapers ana Job
rooms, went out on q demand for an adj
vance IN wages and the telephone girl OPP
orators In the employ OF the Rocky Noun
tain Bell Telephone company went out
TOR 70 i more pay Today linemen employed
whether In sympathy with the telephone
girls or because their own demands for
higher pay are pending, cannot be learned
a this hour. The strike In its entirely
affects about 400 people and may spread.
The pressmen's strike originated in
nat demand for an advance OF one dollar
per day for news men and fifty cents per
day for tobroom men. The scale 10 al
ready highest IN the United States, with
the exception of two Nevada towns The
not pay the Increase and the pfessmen
walked out. a further conference Of news
paper managers is TO be held this after
noon. when the newspapers Will Issue
formal statement OF their position.
This afternoon the Allied Printing
Trades Council OF Butte, embracing dele
writer's pressmen, sterotypers binders.
etc, will meet to consider the situation.
The Pressmens union struck without no.
trying this council, whose advisory luris-
diction Is extended over all. The trades
council will issue a statement this after
noon, A meeting of the Butte central la
Dor council Win WHOfn AT lIlt uulOIS
fected are directly affiliated, win probably
follow the trades council meeting, per-
haps tonight.
The serious feature Of the situation is
the announcement that David Murray OF
Salt Lake, official manager of this dis
trict of the Bell Telephone company IS
en- route TO Butte with non union girls. to
replace the operators on strike. The tele-
phone girls were getting $50 per month.
They ask for SEQ. Sypathy for them is
general and any attempt 10 replace the
tritF ROY a
certain to preciiptate violent demunstra-
tlon
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MARKET OPENED
WITH ANIMATION
Prices Were Uneven and Very
Soon the Tendency Was
DownWards.
ADVANCES BROUGHT SUPPLIES
Pressure OH Stocks Continuous.
Were Accasional ltalts 10 Lower
Level, But Only Temporary.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE opening DEAL
ings III stocks showed animation and
breadth but the changes were small out
side OF Il few stocks, Gains predominated
with light sprinkling Of losses. ST. Paul
Great Northern preferred. Northern Pa
c.tlc rose to Ia and Canadian Pacific
a. Anaconda fell sM and then recovered.
Prices moved very unevenly and the re-
suit of the first hours business showed
the average level at II o'clock below that
OF the opening
The first signs OF yielding developed In
the Hill stocks. but the general reaction
that resulted wns followed by another rise
Pacific were prominent Other stocks par
ticipatcd moderately In the movement
which brought the range Of prices to the
best. Reading made u decline afterward
from 1875 to 12I7s and the downword move
ment was again inaugurated.
Stocks were freely supplied at any adj
down, the average level reoeding to be,
low last night. The market steadied and
became dull before noon.
Bonds were steady.
Renewed selling after midday drove the
market below the previous low figures, es-
peGlaily for the copper stocks western
railroads and eoalers Anaconda fell Az
and Southern Pacific. Amalgamated Cop
per and Sugar l. Near o'clock jump in
Union Pacific to q over last nights close
pulled up smartly the rest of the list
but the gain did not hold.
Occasional halts were made in the down.
ward drop, but the market gradually
reached a lower level all around with
some stocks conspicuously weak. The
pressure was against the transcontinental
stocks and specialties. Great Northern
preferred yielded 3 Reading ia, Northern
Pacific. Northwestern IL and st. Paul
Union Pacific. Atchison. Colorado Fuel.
United states Steel and Smelling l 10
Ia,
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NEW ENGLAND
Of BINGHAM
-----------------------------
Manager Henry NJ. Atkinson Max
ina a Splendid Record at old
Mast Property.
LATE DEVELOPMENTS THERE
Have Been OF Most Important Char
acter--Eycrything CholSed
With Ore.

Henry NJ. Atkinson, manager OF the
New England Gold X Copper companys
mine at Bingham, is making a great
success out of the old Mast mine, and
some of his neighbors in the copper
camp are just beginning 10 find out
that the New England IS one OF the
best paying little" mines in Utah's
big copper camp.
There was time when the Mast was
somewhat the laughing stock OF Bing-
ham. But that was before Air. Adkin-
son came out from the east to take
look ut II. A preliminary examination
convinced the present manager that
the ground was possessed OF a good
deal of merit and 1t was only after
having thoroughly satisfied himself on
this point that he accepted tfs' proffer
of the position which he has so ably
filed during tie past two or three years.
The result OF MIR. Adklnson's work has
been most gratifying TO officials and
shareholders as well as to himself, and
his record there entities him TO be
classed among the leading lights Of his
profession. He has clearly demonstrate
ed at the New England that he has no
superors as mining engineer and
as successful mine manager. If the
cost sheets count for anything, he has
few equals.
a Well known mining engineer who
made an inspection of the mine few
days ago brings the information that
late developments have been of most
important character and relates that on
the End inst, q chimney Of ore, Il
which the management had been driv-
ing was broken into, the first shot put
In after 1t made Its first appearance
widening the exposure from IL inches
TO over four feet. The ore is still be-
ing followed and In no place has it mar
rowed down to less than three feet
and the vein has been drifted on for
over 30 feet. The ore Is said to be OF
an excellent grade, much OF 1t con-
tanning high grade shipping values;
however the bulk Of It win go to the
mill.
THE fact is" said the engineer, "the
mine has opened ~ In such a shape
that Mr.. Atkinson can fairly swamp
the mill and crude ore bins. Conditions
have reached the point when the matter
OF increasing the output OF the mine
will receive consideration. The mill Is
running steadily and turning out an
excellent grade OF concentrate; there
were over four carloads OF concentrate
II. the bins on Monday and the ore re-
serve bin at the mill is filled almost
UP 10 It's capacity, While the mill Is
being given an opportunity to catch up
the mine management is taking advan-
tage of the lull to put in the various
chutes for later stopping.
Work Is also being rushed on the
new mill construction. This task was
undertaken only about two weeks ago
but the superstructure Is up and the
roof on, The building Is being mads
higher to make room for the addition
al equipment ordered sometime ago"
The New England mine is situated
in the upper part of Bingham and side
lines with the Boston Consolidated.
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CONCENTRATES.

T. s. ana Joseph Pheby, prominent
Ely mining operators are in the city
on business.
A car Of ore from the Montezuma
mine OF Bingham has arrived at the
samplers.
Sidney NJ. Bamberser left Chicago
last night for home, lie VIII stop of
at Denver a day en- route home.
Edward Dyer, who is Interested In
mining at Yerington, New. is In the
city on brief business trip
George Wilson, one of the pioneers
OF the Rosebud, New, district. Is in the
city on a brief business trip.
W J. Lawrence has returned from n
ZIP 10 the properties Of the Advance
Mining company near Caliente.
The annual meeting of shareholders
Of the Morrison Mining company is
scheduled for next Saturday afternoon.
NJ NJ Johnson. chief OF the New
house stan OF engineers. departed Tor
tne Cactus mine IN Beaver county last
night '''
The ore and bullion settlements re.
ported last yesterday afternoon by Nc.
Co'nck & Company were: crude ore
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BRISK TRADING
ON THE EXCHANGE
--~----4---------------
Several Tintic Stocks Were on
Active List During the
Forenoon Calls.
COPPER GLANCE CALLED FOR.
ohio Copper Brought out--Newhousc
Al 1892 h--Ciosing Quota
lions and Sales.

THE forenoon sales on the hoor OF
The Salt Lake Stock and Mining ex-
change exceeded slightly moro than
$4,000, representing the selling value
of 2s.D57 shares, Lower Mammoth
was the first seller. the stock COM
handing strong figure. May Day
received attention and l.5OO shares
offered at 26h cents were taken y
few shares OF Ontario. offered at Us
were taken. while Silver King found
buyer at S2e. Beck Tunnel moved up
slightly and Columbia Con. remained
firm at So, DAILY Judge was offered
freely, but sold down.
Seevral of the unlisted stocks par
ticipated In the transactions COP,
per Glance was the most active, d,VOV
shares selling al "a cents and 70 "
cents. Cedar was active, selling at oU
cents, while Ceadr Extension was OF
fered at 20 cents. Two hundred shares
of ohio Coppar found buyers at s5.lo
and s5.i5: and 200 Western Nevada
changed hands at S1.52 y Newhouse
sold at s19.62is. and 100 shares of
Mason Valley was sold for s2.4o sew
eral bids of SO cents We're heard for
Wheeler Gold.
The closing quotations and sales
We're:
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as TO EAST BUTTE.
Important Copper Interests VIII Likely
Take Over Mine.

There Is every reason to believe that
the East Butte Mining company will
pass into the control OF very important
copper interests, says a Butte cores
pendent and on terms that VIII place
the company In the front rank of Butte
mining companies.
II IL learned on good authority that
negotiations have been on for some
time for a purchase OF the company
through it's large shareholders. The
deal has not yet reached stage
whor II can be said to be certain of
consummatIon, but everything looks
favorable to It,
The East Butte Is peculiarly and
davantageously situated In the Butte
district 1t occupies unique posi-,
ton, IN that II Is one OF only two or
three Independent producing COM
panies OF account In the district. and
the developed portion OF It's mines
lies IN the heart of the Amalgamated
territory This latter fact creates
an Interesting situation. az II does
not seem likely that the Amalgnmat-
ed would permit other interests to gc-
cure control OF East Butte. Should
rival interests attempt II. II is not M
an improbable that counter pruposl.
lions would follow
II is known that offers FOR Treasury
stock and cOntro OF the stock OF
the big Insiders has been made on "A
basis Of SIS, $50 ard S25 for different
lots, the money for the treasury stork
10 be employed in building a largo
smelling plant Tho offer has not
yet received consideration from tbe
officials OF the East Butte. but ihe
deal would be Of such vast and signlg.
cant advantage 10 the company thnt
II does not seem likely It would be
TURNED down without better reason
than can now be imagined.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Fob. A-Cattle--Receipts, 81
900 market strong to 10 cents higher.
Beeves, 10000; cows and heifers. l.60g
$40; stcckers and feeders, 2.e0di 20;
calves, 6.o0qf 30.
Hogs-Recelpts, 25.OOO: market lower.
Mixed and butchers 6.SSd1 rs; good heavy,
l.03q1 10; rough heavy, 6.S5G6.a5j lights,
6.Sd7 10: pigs, 6,25sf6. s..
Sheep--Receipts, 1900; market steady.
Sheep. 5,50aS.60: lambs, 4.75q1 50.
OMAHA.
Omaha Feb. 4.-Cattle-Receipts, 200;
market stronger. Native steers, 4.0026.0o;
cows and bsifersi 2.5oa4 80; western
steers. 3,25Q5.25; Gamers 1892 IS; stock
ers and feeders, 3.O)a5 10; calves, 3.001s. %.
Hogs-Receipts, $500: market shade low
er. Heavy, 6.go0i7.00 mixed. 6.S71.aS. 90
lights. 6, Sat. 80: pigs. 5.T5a6.5o.
Sheep-Receipts, $500: market strong.
Yearlngs, 57ba6.40: wethers, 5.25Ge6. o;
ewes, 4.50a6.2S; lambs 6.5odf so
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Feb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
$500: market steady. Native steers, $3.50
$50; native cows and heifers 2.50QI5. 90 /;
stockers and feeders, 3.50lf4. so: calves, 8, q
@T.S; western fed steers. s.C0l5. 10. west
ern fed cows, 2.7bd4 10
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market to 10
cents lower. Heavy. 7.05di7 10; packers.
6.eSGp1 .O71s; pigs and lights, 576d1 90.
Sheep--Receipts. 5000: market strong.
Muttons 6.ooq6.0o; lambs, 7.O0a7 GO: range
wethers, 100000; fed ewes, 4.50d5.D.
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ABOUT UTAH COPPER.

Says Boston exchange: 1t Is stated
that application has been made to list
the stock OF the Utah Copper company
On the New York Stock exchange. AS
Is welt known. the Guggenhelms, Amer
lean Smelling & Refining interests,
own very large block of Utah Copper
stock pId control the mana cement az
the company. John Hays Hammond ~
managing director of the company. 1t
is planned to have Utah Copper IN
crease its output rapidly 10 1900 tons
of ore daily. making It's production APP
rroximately l25,0O0,000 pounds of cop
per annually. 1t would seem. there
fore, that there are possibilities OF an
ultimate valuation of 500 10 5000 per
share for the stock
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and concentrate. sis.ooOl bass bnllioh'

and concentrate. sis,eoo bass billion
$4,000,
A bulletin received over the Lv i,',,,
wires today conveyed the lntorlne', W
that al important strike hai pso ,,,o,,,,
ported IN the Goldneld Bar property
at GoIdneld.
Edward Copley has arrived from III ~,
oaso and will open an ONCE neIv' a.
leaves on a trip to the Nevao4 81
perior companys properly III mum"
boldt county Nov, next Saturu"S'
The directors Of the Butte coalition
company at n meeting yesterday 1Se,u
cd TO increase the quarterly dlNidenu
from 80 to 50 cents a share, The next
distribution VIII be made on Maron ~
70 all shareholders OF record on 'oe
sist inst.
Director j. y. Graham OF the Gold
Butte company has sent WORD thnt ne
expects TO reach Salt Lake rom cold
Butte, Nevada. not later thhn Satur-
day morning, While he did not 80 INTO
details in the letter received today. ne
reported conditions al the Bold Suite
property rs being satisfactory
j II. Bdgerly. vice president and
general manager OF the chicago utah
Copper Mining company at Morgan. Is
in the city today. He reports the
shaft $50 It. dwon on l5t. vein aver
aging in yield a. per cent copper, 80
ounces silver and some gold. lie con-
siders the prospects highly encourage
ing.
The Copperfield Mining company or
Salt Lake. WI ich ownp property On
Sllver island IN the Great salt lake.
has ,nled articles OF Incorporation. me
capital stock is 100000 divided mtg
shores Of the .,ai value OF 10 cents
each, and 100000 shares are set
aside as treasury stock. The Of
fcers OF the company are; Pres
ilcut, i. F.. Grant vice pl3sldcnt
James Chlpnan; secretary and treas
urer. Thomas VI. Wheeler These, WIN
]. William Knight, A, W. Hlrt aud
Noses W. 1aylcr, compose the hc91d
Of directors
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MINERS LAID OFF.

Bisbeo, Arlz.. Feb ll,--sevon hundred
miners were laid on IN Blsbee yester.
day. The reason given was that there
was shortage IN fuel and lumber ana
that ~ order TO make some necessary
repairs II was decided to close down
Spray shaft or the Copper Queen COM
pany was idle. This Is one az tho bls
producing shafts Of the district and enc
ployes about 800 men, The announce.
ment is made that IN all probability
tbs Car shaft win be idle tnmorroy
There Is a general belief that the sltu.
alton Is directly due TO the attempt be.
Federation OF Miners 10 make Bisbee
a union camp. The officials ~ tl,A
company, however refuse TO admit maj
this Is the cause Of the companyis nc.
ton The men laid on are leaving for
other camps In Mexico ana Nevada.
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Indications Are That Bright Sunshine
Will Prevail for Days.

This is the eighth consecutive day of
unusually fine and balmy weather; and
according 10 the weather map there is
no prospect of any immediate change
The low area that has hung over the
southern California coast. still remains
there, and the low that promised to
move this way from the far northwest
has gone east through the Dominion
my aroppeu Gown the At,antie slope.
keeps strengthening every day, until
the local weather office has thrown up
both hands and quit figuring when any
change Will come. In the mean time
there is absolutely no precipitation any
where in the United States.
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PACIFIC MAIL CO.
Hartman Refuses All Offers to Sell to
The Japanese.

San Francisco. Feb, lathe Examiner
snys today that President Hartman of
the Pacific Mail company has refused all
kalsha, the Japanese company operating
steamers between this port and the orr
ent, to sell out to them his line OF steam
ers In part Or In whole, Tho Pacific Mali
company, II is said Is now considering
q proposition from Mexico. By which the
Pncinc Mail ls to abandon tho Panama
route In toto, and run It's steamers in con
neotion with the Tchuantepec Isthmian
line, or else divide It's steamer service be-
tween the two isthmlan roads.
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Ar THE CENTURY.
Present Conditions at This Property
Are Very satisfactory.

Manager p. W. Madsen of the Cen
fury Gold Mining company. has re-
turned from trip to the property or
that corporation in the Park Valley
mining district and reports that condl-
tons there are very satisfactory, The
mill is in operation and turning out
bullion, which is evidenced by the fact
that the mine Is again on dividend
bass The next distribution of $1,000
viii be made on the 25th INST. TO all
of record on the end.
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IN SEVEN TRoUGHs.

The fact leaked out today that syn
dictate of prominent Salt Lakers, who
have been working on the quiet, have
secured some attractive property In
the Seven Troughs district ne loca-
lions being situated on two sides of the
Eliza, claim OF considerable promi-
nence In this Nevada gold camp. Two
feet of high grade ore has been ex-
posed in the workings from which no
assays under 500 per ton have been
obtained A company viii be formed
shortly when the parties to the syn
dlcate Will come out.
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STANDARD COPPER DEAL.
Merger of Two Bingham Mines is Now
Near Contamination.

II was learned today that an import
ant meeting of the directors OF the
Bingham Standard Copper company
was held yesterday at which the mat
ter of consolidation with the Bingham
Central company was discussed. It
seems 20 be the prevailing opinion
among local mining men that the seal
for the merger has been practically
arranged and only awaits official
sanction. Manager lacking of the
Bingham Central company is due TO
arrive from the east tomorrow and
the final winding up of the deal APP
pears TO depend upon his coming
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local Office Of the wealth
er bureau for the "a hours ending at 6
a. IN. today;
Temperature at a. ~. 80; maximum.
4S: minimum 81: mean, Al, which Is IL do
grees above normal
Total precipitation since the first of
the month, LS6 inch. which is 1.3l inch
above the normal.
Accumulated excess in precipitation
since Jan. 1. so inch.
Relative humidity, 50 per cent
FORECAST TILL P. NJ. FRIDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity:
Fair tonight and Friday,
r. ]. HYATT,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YEsrERDAY's.

David b Brunton to John and Ann
Rockey. land in section 2s, town
ship south, range 1 east......,,.. $50
John James to Ida NJ. Thumway, lot
g. block %, 10-acre plat A,........... 5000
Cannon. lot !, block 81, plat b. 1000
George Dash TO Charles Cottrell.
lot 5, etc, block 3, West Drive. 34e0
S. c. Benton to L. j. Hun lot !,
etc. block /, Desky's Fourth add
T.. r. Hubbard to A. e. Pomeroy,
part OF lot l, block Y, plat A..,..... 100
+. s. Hubbard to A. L. Pomeroy,
part of lot 6, block n, plat A........ 100
Oscar NJ. Engdahl to Rupert dc G..
Treen, part OF lot l, block 30.
plat p ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6UJD
n j. Weight to Esther A. Clark,
lot a. etc, block ?, La Vita place. a0oo
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PINE BLUFF, ARK, FIRE.

Two Lives Lost and Thousand Peo-
pie Homeless.
Pine Blur. Ark. Feb. -Notwithstand-
ing the rumoTs In regard to the loss of
life as result of a fire which last night
DESTROYED 30 cottages and residences, three
hotels, the Memorial church, and fully
200 barns and outhouses, entailing a loss
OF $4,000. so far as learned only two
persons lost their lives. They were John
Springer, foreman in the cotton belt
railroad yard. and a man named Reed.
who is said TO have gone into q burning
building while intoxicated. Nearly 1000
people are homeless.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Lower Mammoth, 100 at 2.27is.
Lou Dillon, 500 Mt 49,
May Day, 800 at 261a.
New Hills. 100 at 3 20; 100 at 3 72is.
Ontario, 80 at 500
Silver King so at % 90.
Star Con, 800 at 81,
Uncle sam. $50 at AZ.
Beck Tunnel, 80 at 1 IS; so at ,S2h
10 at S7iA.
Black Jack 500 at rs.
Colo. Mining, 300 at 2.45; 100 at
las, seller 80,
Ingot. 1000 al 5.
Little Chief. 1000 at Is
Mountain Lake, 100 at o.
Seven Troughs. 800 AZ -; 100 at 49,
Victor Con, 200 at 10.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Carisa. 500 at So
Colo. Mining 200 nj IS.
Colombus Con. l,75O at 90,
DAILY Judge, so az II 30, 1876 at II 25.
Mountain Lake, 100 at 92.
Star Con. 1000 at 81
REHABILITATION.
Shares, Amt.
Regular can ..,,,.,....l4,ls2 s 71G2 90
Open Board ........... .l4.77h ELSA. 26
Forenoon totals ........ 2s.s57 s2sO45 2S
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS

ST. Louis, Feb. 14.--Wool. steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums. Zs1s; fine
mediums, lSd20: fine. 1+d16.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb, n-The wheat market
opened firm today on good demand by
Liverpool market 10 respond TO yester-
days decline here was a bullish influence.
May opened shade 10 hIL higher at
IsA to 7Sh, sold at 7e12g7sis. and declined
The corn market was firm. The demand
was fair but offerings were scarce. May
opened unchanged at 4s1tdi2ss and sold at
The oats market was quiet and firm
May opened unchanged to y. higher AT 4oss
TO i0Is, and sold at 40A
opening because of scent decline In the
price OF live hogs but became firm later
on covering by shorts. May pork open
l7.4O Lard opened unchanged at 9.eTia
s.Eh,
caused strong market in the last hour
S o@ P non s0 % tI@ s TO & sas ese
was c ,r9rs w arf My s IP Sq Il a @
trading progressed May sold UP to 414s
The close was strong with May up esaHs
CASH :whest-No. 2 red, II: No 3 rod
q; No. nortern, ssasS; No, . do, so0sfi
66 Sfa-NS T. ssi.; Ne No. a J. IS
Close: Wheat-May 1914; July DAG
7en.
Corn-May. AN; July. 4ss..
Oats--May, 4DJs; July, slss.
Pork-May. 17.4o; Julyl7 .521A
LardS-M 900; July, 10 oziglJl0, o5;
RibsEMay e52l;ds.65i July 9,0cas' 62's'
Rye-cash, 6I6s,
Barley--Cash. bO06l.
Timothy--Maroh, 4, 6p34.9.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York, Feb, lt-sugar raw, steady.
Fair refining, 2H-32 centrifugal, 30 test,
1915 molasses sugar, 3-32.
Renned-Stendy, Crushed, $780, powder
ed, L. 50; gyanulated 40
Cofree-Steady. No. Rio, Z; No, San
tos. s.
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker 2l6 p. f. Walker Block
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS, "a II, So, Temple. Both
Phones go,