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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-13
eIRoUx CONSOLIDATED.
This Company is Preparing to Do Big
Things at Ely.

Supt Walters OF the Giroux Con-
solidated. upon his return 10 Ely
from this city a few days ago. ,s
quoted by the White Pine News as
saying;
while at Salt Lake held confer.
ences with Joseph Groux Mr.. Rich
ardson and other OF the large stock
holders OF the company and had ain
inc rumors which had reached Ely
amply confirmed by them Accord
ing TO my instructions, work will start
within q very short time on the nov
unit 10 the concentrator, while at the
mine removing debris from the shaft
VIII DC pushed with all possible ex
petition. ] do not believe that il win
be long untl this il completed"
The million dollar bond issue. Mr..
waters states was subscribed For
lhree times over by the stockholders
present AT the gathering in New York
last week and the company has am
pie FUNDS with which 10 proceed with
improvements Immediately. II hns
been decided, however. that work an
INC pipe llno from Mungerson ranch
ahout 20 miles northeast OF the GI-
rouN VIII not be started until frost
~ OUT ot the ground. A DumDiur
plant will send the water 10 tho ,niii
without relay. Four work c,n,,s
VIII be established and the line rusb-
comes ''"s
The working force M the mines az
me company VIII be enlarged rs ran.
Idly as possible. While he stated that
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WESTERN MARKET LETTER.

Special Correspondence.
Kansas City Live Stock Yards, Feb.
1.-Receipts of range cattle were small
last week. and included a good proper
ton of short fed stuff from Oklahoma.
embracing panhandle steers at S460,
heifers $3.T0 to s4.10. and bulls at 1896.
Colorado feeders sold at s4.20 to $3.50
one lot OF extra high bred steers at
$i.S5 to go to the country. stockers $3.50
to $40. The market made some gains
all along the line last week, steers ad-
vancing 10 TO 20 cents and she stun
20 to 30 cents while stoolSers and feed
ers remained about steady. Run OF
cattle today Is 1900 head, she stuff
and stockers steady, fed steers steady
to 10 lower. under the influence of Il big
run and lower prices at Chicago. The
mild winter has favored feeders, and
all over the feeding territory cattle
have invariably done we'll Because of
the large number of short fed steers
that have been marketed in the last six
weeks. small supplies are expected for
the future. and better prices may re-
suit. Demand and supply are evenly
balanced, and a slight decrease in the
supply would benefit the situation.
The mutton market has been uneven,
but there was no net change In prices
last week. Run is 113 900 head today
market 10 lower. lambs from Monte
Vista today at $685. to $3.50, few me-
dum class Arkansas Valley lambs at
$3.50 to S6.65, feeding lambs $3.50 to
s63h. ewes worth $500 to $780, wethers
$3.50 TO $3.50, yearlings $3.50 to $500. The
local situation is healthy. and the only
disturbing feature for the past sew
eral weeks has been continual breaks
In the east, together with reports OF
CT congested mutton stocks there be-
cause of mild weather, which is against
heavy consumption of meats.
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COL. HACKETT HERE.
Well known Ikentuclian Comes 10 In
spect Mining Interests.

Col. j. II. Hacket president of the
Prince Consolidated Mining company,
also director OF the OHIO Kentucky
Consolidated Mining company, has ar
rived In the city nom his home in
Louisville, Kentucky. where he is
prominent figure in business circles,
Notwithstanding the colonel has made
hs home in the Blue Grass" state dur
ing the greater part of his life. he likes
the west and is sometimes tempted
10 make Salt Lake his futur headquar-
tiers. After remaining in the city for a
few days he win visit the mines at
Phoebe and then on to Los Angeles for
a brief vacation. In discussing flnan-
cial condiQors today, Col Hacs.ett
stated that he did not anticipate any
radical change until after the presi-
dental nominations are made. but
when the conventions are over looks
for very decided Improvement. He
believes Taft is almost sure of the Re
publican nomination and election. Ken
tuclSy Republicans, he says. are going
to Chicago to boom Gov. Wilson OF
Kentucky for the vice presidency
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New Nevada Camp Said to Con-
tain Population of Over
Three Thousand.
FIRST FIND MADE JUNE LAST,
District Well Provided with Banks
And Nowspnpcrs--Sait lakers
Interested.

Tho newest mining camp IN Nevada
to attract widespread attention and NC
oording TO GoldHcld ndvfces Il contains
a population at the present time % ut
least 5000 people.
IN referring 60 the discovery, growth
ana present condition OF the now dis
triet, the Goldneld Review says;
''Rawhide bids fair TO DO an
other Goldfeld, for 1t has surface
Indications which are said to be even
better than in Goldfeld. II these
Indications continue with depth the
latter camp win have to look to her
laurels,
Last June party OF prospectors
who had been working in and around
tho Regent district started for pas
lures new" on certain Sunday
morning in the same month they
pitched camp In the now famous
Rawhide district. Superficial pros
pecting disclosed TO their gaze speed
mems which were far beyond their
expectations. a considerable terri
tory was located and the party left
for California, keeping their left
find to themselves. A few weeks
later they returned and commenced
work. continuing through the sum
mer,
Along in the fall the news began
to be noised about that a new and
rich district had been discovered.
and In October about the time that
the money stringency came upon tine
country. the big rush began. For the
first month or two a shortage of
money prevented any extensive work,
but this difficulty has now been prac-
ucally overcome and the camp is
booming
"Rawhide can boast OF three banks.
four newspapers, three weellles and
daily, and another scheduled for
the near future. The largest mercnn-
tile houses in Nevada are demon
strating their faith in the future of
the camp by constructing substan-
tiai buildings and filling them with
merchandise. There is an automobile
passenger service daily from Schurz,
Nina, Reno and Fallon Plenty OF
freighters are running into the cnnp.
and within the week there viii he
IN operation a fast daily freight TO
handle perishahle articles"
Captain A. II. Mayne, l.. c. Brock
bank and Il. p. Mtchner are among
me salt Lakers interested In Raw
hide properties.
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RISE IN LONDON
MET IN NEW YORK
Demand Was for Standard Rail-
way Stocks--Market Rose
| 10 2 Points.

Now York, rob lathe stock market
opened active and higher in sympathy
with sharp rise IN the London market.
Tho granFers Reading and the Hill and
Hartman stocks were in keen demand
There wRA q eight check TO the ad-
vance whom Canadian Pucinc developed
hcavinors, but the market soon over
came this influence and forged upwards
resolutely, until practically the entire list
was quoted from / TO points above
Tuesdays close
The standard railroad stocks were in
better demand than the speclalties par
ticularly tho western grain carriers pei
aware Hudson rose AVA; American
Smelling preferred 2lfi Northern Paclne
rs. Reading. st. Paul, Great Northern
~. Union Pacific 2 Atchlson, North
western and American Smelling III, Can
ndian Pacific broke ~ but recovered full
ly before II o'clock.
in spite OF the realizing which was In
progress but the market did not sag
materially until heavy liquidation in Mis-
souri, Pacific began.
Missouri Pacific dropped points to IS
and there were reactions elsewhere OF
point or over. Delaware g. Hudson eX-
ening, Central Railroad Of New Jersey 3;
New YORK York Central Si' *. 's '
Prices fell back In sympathy with
carried II to as below Tuesday. Not
much was left OF the mornings gains and
Denver & Rio Grande preferred sold at
decline of 81, American Steel Foundrles
preferred 2& and National Lead and
North American l.
The market stiffened slightly on the
declaration of the regular dividends Of the
Union Pacific and the Southern Pacific
but weakened afterwards on pressure.
American Smelling was freely sold and
lost nearly a point, while Missouri Pa
cihc rallied points Southern Pacific
Improved ~. American Wooden preferred
ran off 29i and Western Union 2.
UNION PACIFIC DIVIDEND.
New York Feb 13--The directors of
the Union Pacific Railroad company to-
day declared n quarterly dividend of 2ia
per cent on the company's common stock
and a semi-annual dividend OF 2 per cent
on It's preferred stock. These dividends
are unchanged from the last previous
quarter,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC DIVIDEND.
New York. Feb. lathe directors OF
the Southern Pacific Railroad company
today declared a quarterly dividend of
III per cent on tho common stock. This
is unchanged from the last quarter
ADVANCE IN OIL.
Pittsburg. Feb. 13.-Thc Standard Oil
company today announced an advance of
cents in three grades of oil as follows:
North Lima. 80: South Lima, "a and In
diana, s4c. Pennsylvania remains I'M
changed.
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uTAH ooNaoLrpATEp.
Bingham Mine Ready 10 Regin Con-
tributlng Orc to Garzieid.

Everything IL in readiness to re-
sumo production at tho Utah Consoli-
dated companys mine in Bingham.
Arrangements have been concluded
with tho management OF the Rio
Grande Western railroad for the ne
cessary cars; tomorrow, the aerial
tramway will be placed in commission
again and on Saturday. the first ship
ments viii be made to the Garfield
smelter under the provisions of the
contract recently entered into with
the American Smelling & Refining
company.
In referring TO the Utah Console
dated shipments today General Mar
ager Charles w. Whitley of the big
smelling company declared that the
Garfield plant has sufficient equip
ment to take care of this additional
tonnage which will come along daily
at the rate OF 500 tons day. II see
no reason why" said Mr.. Whitley,
''wo cannot handle the output
of the Utah Consolidated with that
coming from other sources in the
three reverberatories and the two
blast furnaces now in commission. A
little later. we viii have TO take care
Of a larger tonnage from the Boston
Consolidated and Utah Copper mines,
but We are making provision for that
now by the enlargement of the plant
at Garfield.
"To keep the smelter in operation
and carry on the campaign of con-
struction, we have mapped out at
the same time, is no easy task
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MANHATTAN
DTsTRtCTa,
BOSTON ooprrn cLosr.

Furnished by private wirc by Badger
Bros;
Adventure. sN bid: Areadian, 4ha
AS Allpuoa. 2eM197tst Atlantic, 10
9loh Arizona, t6A W1s%; Bingham
Con-. bMm5s Boston Con-. 14M N
14A; Butte Coalition, i7M017M; CAL
umet 8 Arizona, t.06 bid: Calumet &
Hecla, 8.Sbdp6. AZ; Centennial. 91@23;
Con. Mercur. a5037; Copper Range.
SON Db7h; Daily West, SIX Gh9N; Elm
River OH Franklin, s0sA Greene
Cnnanen. 7%@7N Isie Roynle. 1870
2oA Ia Sale. ls1is&. Mass. sS4
Mexican Cons, 6Gd @; Michigan, o
M1oM: Mohawk, 40@5O Nevada
Cons. 9iS a94; North Butte. Az az
Az; Old Colony as bid. Old Dumln-
lon, 3S% @SSA: osceola, 7s6s0:
Parrot, 12% 413M: Quincy, s0@S1A
Rhode Island az "a: shannon. 1oA
@10%; Santa Fe, 21s @2N; Tama-
rack, SO @64 Trinity. 1sI13N Unit
ed Copper, e68h: U. s. Smelling. 81
q 80; U. S. Smelling. pfd. Ss@SsE;
Utah Cons, 34% ds51k Victoria, AZ
as: Winona. 6@6k; Wyandott, 500
80: Wolverine. 1.25 asked.
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BINGHAM STANDARD.
Financial End OF Enterprise in Better
Condition.

William II. Tlbbals is in receipt of
letter from an eastern correspondent in
which the writer has advised him that
the plan outlined some time ago for the
financing Of the Bingham Central Stan
dard company is being satisfactorily
carried out; that deal was closed In
New York on Jan. 81 with General
Manager lacking as the representative
of the company, for the purchase of the
remaining unsold portion of the bonds
authorized some time ago and also for
100000 shares of stock
According to the agreement entered
into between Mr.. Jackling and
the prospective purchasers, the initial
payment is to be made not later than
the 18th inst; the second on March !,
and the third within four months
Bingham Standard stock has been in
fairly good demand during the past 10
days and several large blocks have
changed hands on the New York curb.
Bingham Central Standard has sold
around so cents share and Bingham
standard Copper-the old company
from 20 up to &c cents
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CONCENTRATES.

Supt. David Lennon of the New
Stockton and Black Diamond mines
at Stockton, was In the city yester-
day afternoon.
Thomas j. Lynch, the well known
Nevada mining operator, is expected
to arrive In the city during the week
TO give attention to some mining busi-
ness.
The report chat Col. o. F. Posey an
several Salt Lake mining men had
closed a deal 70 take over the Eagles
Nest mine at Fairview, New, has been
authoritatively denied.
George A. Baird, president of the
Honerine Mining company, has ar
rived from the east and visited the
properties of that corporation at
Stockton yesterday. Just what the
next move towards Strengthening out
the finances of the organization will be
has not yet been diVulged.
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LIVESTOCK.
Chicago.

Chicago. Feb. 1s.-Cattle-R Receipts
about 5000; market strong to 10 cents
higher. Beeves 8 90q6.10: COWS and helfers
l.S5G4.75; Texans 3.cgd4.50: calves 5.25fl
7.25; westerns s.s0d4.iS; stockers and feed
ers 2.70li4 so.
Hogs-Recelpts 5000; market weak;
lights 4, 2Odt4. 42is; mixed 4.20d4, Is: heavy
4, 20dI4 471s; roughs 2Ofa %: pigs $500
AS; bulk OF sales 1854 IS.
Sheep-Receipts about 1900: market
weak. Natives 3 BOD %; westerns 2.20G
SIS; yearlinss 54rG6.25: lambs 5.o0G6. so;
westerns 5.0of6.ea.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Feb. 1a.-Cattle- Receipts
1b.coo including 800: southerns. Native
steers 4.50d5 so; nativ cows and heifers
2.4od5 90: stockers and feeders 3.25di. so
bull S.00d4 q. calves 3.50G625; western
steers 4.O0d0.50: western cows 3.00d4.50.
Hogs-Receipts 1900: market weak TO
cents lower. Bulk OF sales 4.l5G4. 40:
heavy 1904 As packers 4.15d4.s0: pigs
and lights 3.60a4.20.
,sheep-Reeepts 1000; market steady
Muttons 4.50Gi5 80, lambs e.25G6.S5: range
wethers 4.75M6.20; fed ewes 4,25d5.00.
OMAHA.
Omaha. Feb -CattIe-Recelpts 1900;
market active and steady. Native steers
3. 65d5 90: cows and heifers a.506I4. 80:
3.00Q4 Is: cows and heifer 2.25diS75: can
ner 2.0Osd3.0o; stockers and feeders 2.75l
$50; calves 2.75d5. 25; bulls and stays $50
d4.00.
Hog-Receipts 1860. Market 5a1o cents
lower. Heavy 4.20@4.35 mixed 4.10m4.20:
lights 4;oo94;so' pigs a.2Saas5; bulk of
sheep Receipts 1900; market steady.
Yearlings 5.25Gb.s5; wethers 5.0O@5.25;
ewes 4.5OG4,sO lambs e.35a6,9o.
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NAMES FINF SHOWING.
Progress BEING Made with Develop
incnt AZ Nevada Douglas Properties

NeVudn Douglas continues 10 show
Improvement as development wcrl;
progresses. The weekly report on
Supt' Arentz. which was received M
the local offices OF tho company to.
day. contains the information tbnt
the south drift on tho $50 level Of the
Ludwig mine looks better than fnr
some time. and that the daily asgoys
ran from IS TO . per cent copuer
The gangue r. a quartz matori4i
heavily lmpregnatcd with sulphides
the principal mineral being borpue
and chalco pyrltes.
on the 500 level, whore oonsldoro bIs
energy is being displayed, al fI,e
present time, 10 tons vi orc wore
taken out during tho regular oo,n.ss
OF development during The woslt
which ayorag q 25 per cent copner
while the ore taken from the 900 snb,
level assayed from SO TO gI.e per
cent copper.
General Manager Walter g. Oro,r
Is decidedly well pleased win The
showing being made at the Nevada
pnuglas properties which are located
AZ feflngton New, and he certainly
nus very good reasons 10 feel elated
Y. II. Snow q ca. Stock nroI,..s
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We recommend as tho hest In
vestment todoy nreforred stock IN
UTAH IDAHO SUGAR co.
Tho officers or the Company In.
clude Joseph F smith President.
Thomas r. cutler Vice President
and General Manager.
The stock Is OF par value Of $40
per share and can now he delivered
10 YOU for gs.a5 per share The next
dividend Quarterly is payable
March 81. 1905 ana is i7ls cents per
share.
sond ms your order for what you
want accompanied by your check
or U. s, r. o, Money order.
GEoPGE NJ, CANNON co.
Rooms 'l2-5io Templston Blds
Phone Bell 81
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REGULAR P. NJ. SALES.

Indian Queen. 1000 at sis.
Nevada Fairview, 100 at 6.
Utah, $50 at l.5O
Uncle sam Con, 700 at 81; 100 At so.
Beck Tunnel, 300 at 81: 200 at 81.
buyer S0' 600 at &c. buyer 60.
Black Jack, 1000 at 80.
Colorado, 100 at 9,4O 100 at 40.
seller so; 200 at . 40, seller 30.
Iron Blossom, 1000 at "a.
Mountain Lake, 500 at 80.
Scottish Chief 500 al az
south Columbus. 600 az Gil
sioux Con, 500 az l4ss seller sO 400
at II. '''0'
.os seven Troughs' 100 at 80, buyer 80;
800 at S5la GOO at 32A
Victor Con, 1900 at ~
Wabash 200 at s0 100 At So, 200
AT 50 500 at SO; 100 al So. wv
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PAID ITS OWN WAY.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Feb. BIB. II. Bullock of the
Bullock property in Tintic is in from
camp and reports that the mine, which
has been worked continuously for over
year, Is showing up very satisfactor-
lily. Development work so far, Mr. Bull
lock states, has been paid for without
any expense to the stockholders the
company having realized sufficiently
from ore shipments to meet expenses;
the product being of a character in de-
mand at the smelters.
AT the meeting of the board of d.
rectors last night, 1t was decided 10
cross-cut to the end of the east parallel
vein where. at the 75-foot level is la
Gated three-foot vein of sulphide ore.
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80 days "a; six months az 70
per cent. =" ~
Cicsc: Prime mercantile pane, j.
nj o per cont. "Vr W,
sterling exchange weak with 81.
business In bankers bills nj tsse b
iSS.p5 for demand and at ds95o {
iss.bs for 80 days; conrmcrclai NM
Bar silver 55K,
Mexican dollar, rs,
Government bonds steady: rallrc,i
bonds irregular, 40
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PARK CITY SHIPMENTS.

Special Correspondence.
Park City Feb. 1.-The ore ship
ments from this camp during the month
of January announced 10 2,S74 TONS the
contributing mines and respective
amounts being Silver King Coalition,
LII; DAILY Judge, LIPS; DAILY West,
314: American Flag. 81 rnns.
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STORM WRECKS wInrs

Atlanta, Ga. Feb. IA loss :.
preaching S250,oo0 was caused in M
vicinity by the storm which swa,
ecross Central Georgia Monday. NJ
loss ccnters within so miles Of this Il,
and Is suffered chiefly by telegraph an
telephone companies.
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BOSTON CURE CLOSE.

Furnished by private wire by Badger
Brothers, brokers, 100 Main street:
Butte & London. $1,000; Cum. Ely. 6%
46ss' Dom. Cop, 1s@21s; East Butte,
@5la; Giroux. 3d6S6%; Mack. %ai;
New Utah, 1894; Nipissing, 61sGA; s.
" p 1nlA Blk. Min, 4MiA
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or MINING EXCHANGE.
Dull Market characterized The DAYS
DOings Among Brokers.

Trading on the mining exchange this
morning was dull, but prices remained
fairly firm. Colorado and Nevada Hills,
however. displayed considerable weak
ness. only three sales of unlisted
stocks were reported. being Ohio Con
per at SO 10: Bingham Central stand
ard at soc, and Thompson at 10 cents
Inc closing quotations and sales were.
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COPPER DIVIDENDS.
lPollock sneclal Mic. }

y 07FV7TN sIFN'-IdI " ITI.sV
Calumet, Mich. Feb. 1S.-Calumet
& Arizona dividend meeting on Feb.
10; no change looked for in dividend.
Quincy dividend is payable March 20.
books close March 3 and re-open
March TO-
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Mont. BulfroE, bid; National Banlt
10 bid l.. Harris, 1Ggi Amethyst bidi
Gold Bar, 30 bid; stelnwny. bid Dem
vcr Bullfros Annex. bid. Bonnie Glare,
10 bid Mnyflower Cons, 16d1Ti Mont
gomery sho. Ext. 4 bid @, scepter. I
afsi Montsy Mt, II bdi n Diamond
field, bld Honestake Cons, 57d5sl
Y, Girl, bid nugget 4 bid Tramp
Cons. 20 bid Victor 4@5l Banner C
bid,
MANHATTAN,
Mani. Cons, ~ asked Mani. Min.
Co, q bid q, Wedge . bid S. Hum
phrey, bid Dexter i1d12i L. Joe,
inal CreEeent, . hldl Combination, d
nsledl Granny, S bid Mustang, i0a
y Little Gray 10 esbedi Cow Boy,
epsi onr. Mani, brdi Bronoho. 4 bid
Pinerut, lcs, buffalo, 4 asked, r. Dog,
: asked Y, Horse, 21ai Ind, Camp. 1
bid,
OTHER DISTRICTS,
Tairview Eagle, 75 asked; Nevada
Hills, 300 asked; Pittsburg Sill Peak.
lao hid' North star Wonder, 1dpa pa
Ble'r Nest, 22usa Ifalletonc, pEtO,
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COPPER LOWER AGAIN.

O'CLOCK Special Wire.)
Boston, Feb. 13.--All grades of cop
per metal We're reduced one-eighth of a
cent a pound today.
Lake. 13B@139s; Electro, 127A a
1875; Castings. 12& 9127s; Lead, 3 IS
@3.75: Tin. 20. 52ia a 30 60.
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THREE GENT RATE IN MONT ~

cent rate on the Montana RAILROAD ,sninN
reduced 10 three cents rs soon NY y
Pacific evtcnRlon OF the ST. PAM ,6,b W
In operation between Ha~lowton wv
Lombard. both MONTANA ~ inta. ~
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BABY HANDS

VIII get into mlsohef-often Il means n
burn or cut or scald' App" Baliards
snow Lniment lust as noon az tho acel-
dent happens, ana the paia will he re-
ioyed white the would win heal nuiekly
and nicely sure cure Tor spralns,
Hhe9matIm and NJ pains. Sold by u
Street
Price DC, soc and 500 a bottle. n
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SUGAR AND corFEE.
TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Feb. i3.--Nloncy on call
Easy ! Y at 2 per cent: ruling rate 2
alosed y offered AZ 2.
Time loans firm 60 days I per cent;
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ANOTHER AssEssMENT.

The directors of the Wabash Min
ing company have levied another as
sessment, This time, cents a share,
which becomes delinquent March IA.
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RrTTHR axe EGGs.

Chicago Feb. 18.--Butter steady. Cream
cries 22d2sc: diaries 2ld29c.
Eggs--Weah. ut mark cases included.
1sa19c.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

St Louis. Feb. 3-wool-Steady Tor
ritory and western mediums 2lQ23; fine
mediums 1874; fine l5d17c.