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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
EXPECTS TO sHP BY JUNE.
Revenue Consolidated Management
Soon to Connect Shaft and Tunnel.

Although developments have not
opened what was expected at the Rev
enuc Consolidated property ia Beaver
county il has been sufficient 20 give
the management evidence that some
shipping can be done by June Since
early last fan the company has had
"a force of nine men az work on the
property driving "a tunnel to connect
up with the shaft
The shaft is now In about 500 feet
and an upraise is being sent up To
catch the shaft This is now up IS
feet and about 40 feet remains 10 be
done. This viii be finished by the first
of the month
IN the shaft there is considerable ore
which can be- taken out as soon as the
tunnel is connected az IL will allow
good drainage The tunnel is 256 feet
below the collar Of the shaft
In the shaft tho ore was Of a high
grade containing considerable gold
and good values In lead and silver. In
tho tunnel two good shoots OF ore we're
encountered. As soon as the tunnel Is
finished. the men viii DE- set 10 work
raising and sinking on the ore found Ina
the tunnel This IL Is declared viii UNI
doubtedly open up some good ore
bodies.
According 20 l.. O.. Burton one OF
the interests I'm the COMPANY. the vein
on which the tunnel was run has not
turned out 10 be the one that was cut
I'm the shaft but a parallel vein. The
vein that cuts through the shaft Will
also be explored as soon as the tunnel
rs completed In this vein much high
grade ore has been found
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
CONCENTRATES.

Duncan MacVichie has returned aft
or several weeks spent on business In
the northwest.
Henry Catrow has returned after
several weeks spent in the east on bus
mess and pleasure.
J. NJ Bennett Of South Dakota is In
the city as the guest Of George n. Rath-
man OF the American Flag company.
According to supt. c. C. Griggs. the
Uncle Sam mine will be able from now
on to send out a carload Of ore a day.
The Steptoe smelter at McGrn failed
To reach the 10000 mark for March.
The plant made 5 1900 900 pounds Of cop
per during the month.
The buildings are completed and the
machinery Is being installed for the
Homber Mining & Manufacturing COM
pany's paint plant at Ogden.
At the meeting Of the directors Of the
May Day Saturday no assessment was
levied as was expected by some. The
company is now paying It's own ex-
penses.
Frank j. Busch Of Goldhcld is in the
city. lie II on his way 20 New York on
business but stopped over between
trains TO meet several OF his old
friends.
John Heinrich. who has been closely
connected with many Of the mining
interests in Utah, but who Is now heav-
ily interested In lumber and other bust
nesses in oregon. is in the city
General Manager Morris p. Kirk Of
the Inlay mill and mine in Humboldt
county. New, says conditions at the
property are now better than they have
over been before.
A report from Reno says that George
r. Raymond. W. ID. Bohm and A. +.
Keables Of salt Lake have taken over
the Black Warrior group Of claims in
the oak Spring district in southern Nye
county NeN.
r. s. buckingham. who was for sew
eral years connected with the Office OF
r. Augustus Heinzle Is I'm the city He
is looking over various mining proper
ties and also taking a lively interest
In irrigation and dry farming.
f. G. Coffin. superintendent Of the
Lower Mammoth mine. was in the city
Saturday He, declared that the ore
body Is opening up with better results
than the company expected From in
dications between the LOO and 1900
NfAfIAs III ~ hlAANNNA Gel AstlN AAidA Aiif
ore body will be found on the 2.O0o-foot
level.
The Guldhcld Consolidated handled an
immense tonnage Of ore last month.
According 70 the estimates Of the gen
eral manager Of the mill. during March,
treated 26,6il tons Of ore, an average
Of SOL tons "a day, of an estimated gross
value Of SiOl5.000. n recovery OF APP
proximately $3.50. 900 total costs 81 500 70
900 and net profits 90 the company Of
$3.50. 600
J X. Turner, chief engineer for A. y.
Myers Of Los Angeles arrived In the
city today from Arizona. He viii leave
al once 10 look over the Ely Calumet
property az Ely The latest reports
from the property he saws Is that the
company now has a showing Of 10 feet
Of lead. silver. copper and gold ore That
viii average $3.50 a ton. Relative to
the consolidation with the Ely Centen-
uiaI he declares that the companies
were undoubtedly willing The Ely
calumet he declared would want a
little the best Of the deal on account
of lis 900 acres ~ mineral ground.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
WILL SHIP THIS SPRING.
Death Canyon Property in Erickson
District Strikes Paw Ore.


Greater activity than ever before is
now evident in the Erickson mining
district. A large force Of men is now
working on the Blaine property in
Cottonwood canyon. Another force Is
busy on the Spiker ground and Abner
Cook. Y. NJ. Holt and others have
their men at work on claims that
they own IN the district.
IL is declared that the Erickson dis
trict Is one Of the most promising and
least explored districts OF Utah II Is
not as far from the railroad as many
OF the districts OF Utah and the Camel
Back mountains along which 1t lays
are declared TO be among the most
highly mineralized in the state.
The Death Canyon property. which
has been worked for some time is re-
ported 10 have struck a face OF seven
feet OF ore averaging S54 to the ton In
the face OF the tunnel The lowest
grade Of ore taken out is said to run
$50 ton. while the highest Is about
$il0 The tunnel is In a distance OF
1863 feet and half a car Of ore Is now
on the dump ready for shipment The
ore Is lead. silver and gold. with good
excess Of iron. Some OF the ore has
run as high as $3.50 in gold and In
places good showings OF copper have
been made.
The property Is well equipped and ac-
Cording 10 Manager Henry +. Browne
is able to ship regularly this spring. The
ore can easily be hauled to Jerico on
the Salt Lake Route and from there
goes directly 10 the smelter at Gar
field
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BURRO PROPERTY WILL
soon START SHIPPING
accins On NAV i-Machincry for
stamp MIN aud Power House Has
Been Ordered for Mine.

Aner working quietly in the old Hot
eprues minine district No. rs, between
Davis and salt Lake counties. since
1907. the Burro Mining company be- now
declared Co De Zoo position to ship
steadily from now ON. A large amount
of ore has been blocked out. machinery
has been ordered for "a min and power
plant good wagon road constructed
and by May D.. ore win Doe coming down
from th, mountain Co. the smeiter, ana
during the summer will be- three or four
cars week.
General Manager Pierre PouReot de-
cIsrcd this morning that there is at
present three cars OF ore ready on the
DUNN for shipment This ore viii ave-
oragr un about $40 or Sti "a ton. This
was taken from the lead silver vein
that runs through the property II viii
average "A ounces iu silver M3 per
cent lead and $50 in gold The vein
has been opened up in various places loo
tine Burro and the Little Giant property
which adioins. for a distance % 5000
feet
The ore is opened up by means of "a
tunnel that is boz a. distance Of 400 feet.
During the winter two shifts. seven
men in AN. have been working opening
up tho ore The vein that has been
opened Is four feet wide and In il is a
high grade streak 70 inches wide.
The ore win be- hauled down to Woods
cross o. distance OF seven miles. Most
of the work done last summer was con-
structug "a wagon road 20 the mine.
steel bridges were put in 80 that
good safe road now reaches the samp.
In drivin gthe tunnel "a l1-foot vein
Of low grade gold ore was encountered.
This 10 is declared viii average about
SO a ton in gold. This vein has been
deveiopod to considerable extent and
the dump Is estimated 20 contain from
$4,000 90 $4,000.
Thus far all the work that has been
done has been done by hand. Ma
chinery has been ordered for delivery
az the property by June 1. a 90-horse-
power engine and boiler has been
ordered for the power plant. This viii
run the compressor that has been
ordered The compressor is capable Of
running three heavy drills
a tO-stamp mill has also been order
ed, but this viii not arrive until late
In June This mill viii be used to
treat the gold ore As the water for
the city of Bountiful comes from the
mountain on which the company is
operating a cyanide process cannot be
used Amalgamation will be the process
and II is probable that the tailings will
be cyanided The power for the mill
will be generated by a 40-horse power
engine and boiler
The property was worked many years
ago by Henry W. Lawrence and others.
The old and the new workings I'm the
property amount 90 $50 feet Of shafts
and wines and 1910 feet OF tunnels
and drifts.
Supt. Leon Peugeot left for the mine
Saturday and will get everything In
readiness for an active shipping cam
paign As soon as the snow leaves so
that work can he commenced a new
tunnel will be started. This will cut
the gold and the silver-lead veins az
greater depth. This tunnel will be
1000 feet long.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
LOCAL MARhETS

Today's market receipts include two
cars OF fancy potatoes Early Ohio
from Colorado, and Peerless" from
Idaho. a car Of tomatoes from
Florida. Utah asparagus. with
asparagus also from Moapa, California
asparagus is now out OF season, and
there Is no more shipping. Very good
young Utah onions are at hand as
also the first shipment Of Florida egg
plant. There IL a slight reduction In
both Timothy and alfalfa, with
further reductions coming as the
season opens. The big rise In hay that
marked last spring is noticeable by its
absence this year. Eggs are stiffening
again, hut this can not last long
Oleomargarine still continues TO hold
its own. as though Il had come to
stay In permanent competition with
butter. The quotations obtaining to-
day are as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11

company Of Coalvllle has filed A copv
Of rs articles OF Incorporation with the
secretary OF state. Its capital stock ia
$4,000, divided into shares OF the par
value OF 80 each. T. j. Lewis is presl-
dent; William Boyer. vice president.
George Beard, secretary and treasurer.
These, with Martha j. Lewis and
Mary j. Boyer, are the directors. The
company owns the water system and
franchise for installing a system IN
Coalville.
A copy OF the articles OF incorpora-
tion Of the Globe Inspection company
OF Denver has been filed with the sec
rotary Of state. The company is cap
italized at $4,000, divided into shares
OF the par value OF 81 each. +. =.
Weaver Is president; Il. q. Weaver.
secretary and treasurer. r. V. Higgins
OF Salt Lake. resident agent for Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
PERSONAL.

a. Csshier O. g. Beebo ~ e..
Ssaviinss Bank d Trust Como nue. llons
PACK az his desh TODAY ,,ipany IL
absence through sickness of by an
Miss Edna Linn. instruc,,-
AT the Salt Lake Collegi,to I .n music
mas been appointed soprs,.. s7utute.
us iIst PRESBYTERIAN church. I'M pi in ths
a. Mrs. Jack Taylor who zoe. i ~ F pace Of
Mrs. Dora II. Croft bas -.,..-
from trip to Mexico. ''''ned
William Pickering has ...
from trip TO the coast ''rned
S. s. Brandon OF Mobile Al, o..
OF Mrs. Burl Armstrong r inner
south Saturday evening arto- . !.
trip to this city. '' d brief
Mrs. Crockwell and children 90 ,..
Ihlfd avenue, have gone Il, ma Up
ldaho, 10 Join Mr.. Crockwou ipunl
general manager OF the RpIIl1. . 20 IL
ton mines there. Noal-
A. 5. Holden. western msr,..-
the Stearns automobile cov,r.@-,l on
Cleveland, Is at the Knutsg,rty on
establish an agency here 10
l. Bernstein has gone %
Angeles on pleasure trip. '
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MUST MAKE REPORTS.

Several Of the local brokers fars5 q,
hand In their financial statamepts y,
the board of governors Of tho S1r Tst.
Stock & Mining exchange Safrrfgr
As they declared that thD time within
which 60 make their reports was h.,
short. the board announced that the,
would have until the close of business
tomorrow To file the statement show.
ing the number Of member. connected
with them I'm the broker- bssine,s
the bank through which fh.r Do bu.i-
ness and their financial e- "re
ANY failure 90 comp'y r tae r.-
quest ~ the board 90 Oh. DIu.s mo- br.-
ness tomorrow win be Followed o..
what amounts 20 susncrsion-a br.t.-
viii be looked uupu as uuj ie o.f
standing and win NOT o.. lH0Hf l
trade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
YEARS SHIPMENTS AHEAD.

The Dutchman property has never
looked better and while there is no new
sensational strike as recently rumored'
Dr w. j Holden, manager Of the COM
pauy. says hc believes he would be
safe foo stating the ore veins devcl-
opad win keep the mine on the shipping
list for al least "a year. About four
car loads Of ore have accumulated az
tho mine during the bad condition "
the road. The first car since the road
has been repaired. is now being loaded
at the salt Lake Route depot nt Ameri-
can Fork
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11

stockers and feeders. 37bQ70; calves
4HaS5. bulls. stays, etc, 3.ibneO.
Hogs-Receipts, 400: market 70 % be.
lower Heavy. iO.054i 0.25; mixed, 10000
10. 10: light, o s6diO. 10. pigs, e.oOms.l5,
bulk OF sales. i0.00uiO. 10
Sheep-Receipt g. t0O; market rs to 35c.
higher. Yeariings. 775ms75; wethers. 7 20
QS.5; ewes. 7.0oa7.75: lambs, s.ooq9 .S5.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. April u.--Cattle-Receipts.
400. market loo lower Native steers,
6.25dS.M; cows and heifers. 3.61q1 y; .
stOckers and feeders, 4.50u6.l5. bulls $40
~ 5.S5. calves 4.UUN 80. western steers
5.15aS.15: western cows. 4.0Qs ..
Iogs-Recepts, 5000; market lOc low
er. Bulk OF sales, TO- 100 1875. heavy, 10. 30
q 10. y. packers and butchers, lO.l5nlO 30,
light. g.o0Nl0. 90; pigs, S.1509. p.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market 10 to
15c. higher. MuttOns. GOOSE. lambs.
s.0Ou9 IS; fed western wethcrs and year
lngs, 100000. FED western ewes, 6.5O4
7.15.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11

Land Stakcd out for 30 Miles Around
Pacific Wei.


The indications OF oil around Sui
phur on the Western Pacific has
aroused "a great deal OF excitement in
that section of Nevada. according To
John W Geiger secretary Of the Ne
vada Superior Mining company, who
was recently In the district. While he
was there he says the Western Pa
cinc well. sunk for water was bringing
up considerable OH in the water and
that there was "a strong How of gas.
While Mr.. Geiger was there he says
the pump was stopped after having
been worked for some time To show
the strong flow of gas from the well
the gas flowing from the pipe was ig-
uited A flame that jumped forward
"a foot or more and burned for sew
cral minutes.
Two companies are now drilling for
oil iu the district and the ground for
20 miles around the place has been
staked out.
According 90 the record Of the West
crn Pacific wen the formation is about
as follows First 200 feet. alluvlum or
wash and the usual detritus found m
fiat areas OF Nevada next 220 feet blue
shale with traces OF crude parafhnc
al about $50 feet. Directly under the
hIueshale a thin stratum Of sandstone.
not more than two feet thick.
Directly underneath this sandstone
stratum was encountered layer OF
black crude parahue nearly FIVE
fcot thick This stratum Is
declared TO be sihilar to that
encountered i'm the Coalinga
fields. with the exception that the
stratum az Sulphur ls thicker. Sand
clan and water are found To- the I25-
foo. level. when blue shale carrying oil
indications are encountered Al $40
feet the we'll had enough water to sat
lsfv the officials and drilling WAS
stopped
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
MENDN Ole NEW CONTHACT.

That Phoebe mines viii shortly be
sending considerable ore 90 the
ameltcr as soon as the road is rebuilt
To that camp Is shown by the new
contract that the Mendha- Nevada
mine has just signed with the United
states smelter. This is one OF several
others that viii be signed up shortly
The old contract expired on April I
after being in operation for is
months. Under the new contract the
company Is To- ship from 500 20
1000 tons of ore every month with
the new developments al the mine a
greater tonnage could Doe shipped out
The amount of ore in sight now Is
greater than 10 has ever been az any
Time In the property.
with the terms Of the contract the
management is much better pleased
than with the Old one which IL rs de.
clared was an excellent one.
Preparations have been made for
steady shipping as soon as the road
IS open. one car is already loaded for
shipment The bins are fun and two
wines are fun Of ore ready to be re-
moved at a moments notice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
New interpretations

Articles ~ Incorporation Of the
Glover Machinery a. Development COM
pany have been filed with the county
clerk. The capital stock Of the COM
pany is $4,000, divided into shares Of
the par value Of 81 each n. G. Hol-
brook Is president. A. J StoOkey, sec
rotary and treasurer These, with j.
A. Phipps, 8. j. Stookey Harvey An
derson, q J.. Stook7y and S. ". poss,
are the directors. The company will
carry on farming business and
handle farm clearing machinery
The Coalvllle waterworks g. Power
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
MORE ORE IN PACIFIC.
Mph- OisiA - 80
Strike In Lower Tunnel Looks Like
Shipments.

Strike In Lower Tunnel Looks Like
Shipments.
The directors Of the Pacific are
feeling happy over the good showing
made In the contract recently let TO
extend the development work on the
lower tunnel level The miners had
driven the tunnel hut few feet, when
"a small stringer OF high grade carbon
ate silver lead ore was encountered,
the work was pushed ahead and this
streak has widened until they now
have six inches Of the good ore. Tho
whole tunnel is highly minerallzed ore
matter. carrying values in silver. lead
and zinc. which an average assay gives,
81 ounces silver and % per cent lead.
The ore streak proper shows AZ per
cent lead and 12S ounces silver.
II looks like the Pacific will soon be
shipping ore. as the strike looks bigger
every shift.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
MARKET CONTINUES LIVELY.


Stocks In Some Cases Are Slightly
Lover on Exchange.
Although prices were slightly of in
several OF the securities there was
strong undcrtone 20 the market that
showed that the public Is back In the
game again.
The total number Of shares disposed
Of was n O67, while the amount repre-
scented by the transactions was SIS
3461l
There was considerable trading in
Tintic Central today that apparently
showed liquidation. There was heavy
selling at the opening but the stock
came up strong at the close and re-
manned steady. Iron Blossom was
lower and Nevada Hills showed con-
siderable strength.
on the curb market the sales were;
500 shares OF Seven Troughs Coalition
a 30 cents. 1000 shares Of Opex at 30
cents. 500 shares al 30. 1000 shares OF
Bingham Central Standard at 20 cents.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, April ll.-Money on call
hrm, Sa3h per cent; ruling rate, 80
per cent; closing bid. "a; offered at
per cent.
Time loans very firm and fairly ac-
i've for so days. a. per cent: for
~ Gays, "a a. y per cent; for six
months, ~ per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper. AZ as
per cent.
sterling exchange easier. with actual
business in bankers bill at t4s4.10 for
80 day bills and at S4.s7.70 for demand
Commercial bills. SAS3&
Bar silver, 80 cents.
Mexican dollars, a cents
Government bonds steady: railroad
bonds irregular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
CENTRAL STRIKES CONTACT.
Tinuc Combination Gets Stringcr, Of
Copper IN Drift.

Provo April superintendent FL
mer Duncan hes reported from the
Tintic Combination that stringers Of
Copper ore have been encountered In
the drift running east from the shaft
on the 220-foot Lowell and that he he
lieves conditions point 10 the opening of
large body of ore
Manager Holloway Of the Tntic
Central states that the contact has
been struck and that the drift is in
iron orc, similar 90 that OF the Iron
Blossom when the contact WAS struck
there This Is considered very en-
couraging 10y MT Holloway. and 9TH
crs connected with the mine.
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HOLD REGULAR MEETINGS

t'lDNlal 70 The NpWgl
Provo, April 1.-THE regular u,o,tsf..
meetings OF the Colorado ana Iron pil.y
som mining companies we're beid ~,
today. No statement was made n.
the earnings OF the companies Int "a
ports nom the superintendent sbou,,4
that both properties are In good ebs,a
and developments are as cneourasil',
as could be expected
There was no meeting OF tho Grant
central and Victoria directors
meeting or the Sioux directors was
held in Salt Lake.
Consolidated win be hold f.r1or,,,. ''N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11

AFTERNOON SALES.

AFTERNOON SALES.
Bullock, 800 az l.
Carisa. 900 at IS.
Colorado 200 al S..
Columbus 500 al 30
Crown Point. 200 at n. 1000 al 1919
1000 az II buyer so; 500 az 10 buyer d:
1900 at 81: 200 at O.
East Tintic Development 500 al 4.
East Tintlc Golk King. ! 900 az u.
Iron Blossom, 700 at 1919. 500 al
l07H seller TO-
King David. 1000 at 10.
Mason Valley 20 at $50.
May Day. 900 az Z.
Nevada Hills, 1900 at 5S. 200 at 60
New York. SEQ at s. 200 at ga.
Phoebe Metals 1000 al T.
Prince Con. 100 az IS.
Provo. 500 al 3b
Sacramento. 1000 al 2.
Sioux CON, 100 az a.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

York In connection with this matter.
For February the Ohio Copper COM
pany earned $4,000 net on the treat
ment of 1000 tons per day. and the
above financing viii permit IL TO in
crease this capacity 10 5000 tons per
day and treble present earnings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11

leased hoS eni ,9I,So,,, The young men ver.
The board or examine. t.-...
campaign 20 compel M bari'a.g- started
bn ldpleo this rule. The membsrs "ops 70
p led ask that patrons insiei a. ot the
sfisepti, 5s.etllzed by being dippe5i 'le
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s,nrN MEETING TO-DAY.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
directors OF the Sioux Consolidated
mining company was held at o'clock
this afternoon at the office NJ Thomas
r. Cutler Late this afternoon moth
ing could be learned AS TO what was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
FARM PRODUCE.
FAILED TO DIP RAzoRs.
Aspirantsfor TonsOriai Iionors Arrest
ed for Nom Compliance With Law.

When c. r. white, deputy inspector,
and David Watts. secretary OF tho state
board ~ barber examiners visited the
Moler BARBER college 81 70 Commercial
street. they discovered that the barber
students neglected to sterllize their rae
ors before and after shaving customer.
They arrested Arthur r. Nelson, Joseph
r. March. a. j. Manhart, S. r. Smith,
George Wilson and walter kssman.
They all pleaded guilty and DR. q. NJ.
Benedict the board physician. read the
students the law and warned =. r.. GIL
lett. manager Of the college. that his ~
cense would be revoked II the law was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11

done. II is understood that a dividend
OF cents VIII be declared and that
there VIII be several changes in the
directorate. Eastern people IL Is said
have secured control OF the property.
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WOOL.
81 LOUIS

ST. Louis. April il.-Wool, steady. Ter
rtory and western mediums 22dA. hne
mediums. SOP; fine, uqA