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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. 1S.-Early trading In
wheat here was on comparatively firm
basis. Prices started from shade lower
to Il higher and in the first hour advanc-
ed generally u TO " May going up from
1.l3& TO Lax under the influence of buy
Ing by leading concerns, Crop dama,s3
reports continued 10 float In and despite
the belief that II is far too early in the
year to definitely forecast the harvest
made tho market nervous. Opening fig
ures for May were 13L TO IA. a shade
lowor to 1s@h higher.
Prices at tho outset In the corn Dit
were stationary to !. lower and in the
Grst hour a lltue f1rmness was developed
by an improved demand. the figures ad-
vancing from Is to Y and resting on the
advance, commission houses being the
best buyers, May went up to 6s after
opening at eISs q u TO 3. unchanged to
hmh lower,
Oats wore featurelcss in tho nrst hour.
opening from a shade lower to shade
higher and keeping within narrow limits,
The trado was light and commission
houses were the only buyers, Opening
figures for May were E% to IS.
In the provisions pit pork showed initial
strength, starting unchanged to IA high
or, while other products fell of from S
to 10c. In the first hour the market ad-
hogs prices which scared to a now rec
ord for 70 years. selling at 9,4S. May pork
went up from 23.70 to 3 9S and lard and
ribs gained from 10 TO III. prices steady
Ing at the adyancc; Tol, ., Opening segres for
IL 50 to ETH; ribs. l2.47h to LIS.
Whent-The market kept It's strength
through tho first half of the session but
selling pressure. May fell or from 1I4M
TO 1.12h. the other futures declining
somewhat less. The close was weak at
not far from the low point with May at
113Ubs. q lowor than yesterdays final
figure.
Corn-About midway in the session corn
prices declined heavily under influential
solllng. The break was from to Ia. May
foil off from So to 66A. The close was
weak Mt nearly the low point, with May
at 667s @h, 9s@iz down.
Close-Wheat-May. 1.IS@%; July. o37s
corn-May, es3s OF; July. 6M: Sept.
67h
oats-a1ay. l71s@K; July, a: Sept. 4o,l
Mess Pork, per bbl.-J,Ly. @.67Is; May
% 10.
Lard. per 100 lbs,-Nray. $3.50; July.
short Ribs. per 100 lbs.-NIay. 12.4s;
July, 1242H.
Timothy-Moroh, 4.05
Rnrlcy-Cnsh. 63G73.
Clover-March, 10 go
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Feb IS--Butter Steady
Creamerles. 2592S: dairies 21@c5.
Eggs-Strong, at mark. cases included.
22a21; receipts. 3.es5; nrsts, Gh. primo
nrsts. 26Is.
Cheese-Steady. Daisies. 16'. oil; Twins
16H@%. Young Americas, 1910 ";
Long Horns. 1880 a.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York, Feb. 1S.-Raw sugar. lIm:
muscovado. SO tost. $40; centrifugal 90
test. 4,2o; molasses sugar. so test, 345
Rehned. steady; crushed. SIS. granulatod,
6 615: powdered, 625
Coffce-Spot quiet. No. I Rio. sN; No
4 Santos. 9lsda.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Feb. -Cattle-Receipts. es-
timated at $500; market strong. Beevos.
4'SOq 80, Texas steers 4.l5a6 90; west
ern steers. 4.Sod6.l5; stockers and feed
ers. 3-25@66o; COWS and heifers. 2.3op
$50, calves. 7.2569.75.
Hogs-Reccipts. estimated at 1900,
market strong to &C. higher. Light S.s5&
s.S5; mixed, seo9e.4o heavy, s.25@a+2h
o.1o09.4215; pigs. s.l0ge 10: bulk of sales.
920@9 %.
sheep-Receipts. estimated at 5000.
market strong to 10c. higher. Native. 4.5O
e.2; limbs. native. 7.5pd9 Is: western, 80
@9,25.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Feb. 1s--Cattlc-Reccipts.
ZOO. market 10c, higher Native steers.
4 4.21Q7.6o; cows and heifers. S.0o@6 .25;
stockers and feeders. 3.75a5 so: bulls, 3 75
as. p; calves. 10000. western steers
4.I5@6.75, western cows. 3.oo06.2o
Hogs-Receipts, 700; market SO
loc. higher. Bulk of ealcs. Sso49. 10.
heavy. 91edo.9o; packers and butchers.
9.0oNs.5; light, s.soa9.0o; pigs. 7.60@8.25
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 market strong.
Muttons. s.95d7 60: lambs, s.ooa 800; fed
western wethers and yearlings. 6, 76tqS 80:
fed western ewes. 6.2oaS q
OMAHA.
Omaha. Feb. 1S.-Cnttle-Receipts. 100:
market steady to strong Native steers,
6.OoT7.25; cows and heifers. q, S,6o96 70 .
western steers. 3.5o@6.eo; cows and heif-
ers and feeders. 3.0086 20; calves. 4O069
SIS; bulls. stays, etc. S.0o3o.lO 10.
Hogs-ReccIpts. 500. market Sc.
higher Heavy. s.eo@9 80; mixed. $50
SIS; light; S:1oas IS pigs. 7.769S.o: bulk
Receipts. 5000: market steady.
ewes. 6.p6s.76; lambs. 7759soo.
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CONCENTRATES.

D. c. Jackling, general manager of
the Utah Copper company, Is expected
TO return homo Sunday.
F. w. Hulsc OF the brokerage firm of
Hulse & Co. Ely. New. arrived In Salt
Lake last night from that mining camp.
Tho Ely Consolidated Mining COM
pany at Ely is preparing to make a
shipment Of high grade ore to the Salt
Lake smeltors, according to General
Manager S NJ. Levy. The ore was all
taken out in development work.
Leases, It is said. will shortly DO al
lowed on the Gibraltar Mining COM
pany, controlled by w. V. Rice and
other mining interests of this city. Tho
group OF claims In on Bonanza Noun
tain near Rhyolite, Nov. Several car
loads of good orc have boon shipped
from the property In the past.
General Manager M. ]. McGill of the
Now York Bonanza mine at Park city,
declares that II Is untrue that the COM
pany has struck commercial ore, He
declares that there is considerable orc
in the drift and there has been at var1
US times. but thus far commercial orc
has not been found In the new work
ings.
Construction work on the Oregon
Short Line branch road to Contact,
New, has been tied up by the heavy
SHOWS. The line Is now 81 miles out
from Twin Falls and within 40 miles of
Contact, At present there are about
400 people In the camp. hotel build
ing Is being put up. The United states
Smelling, Refining g. Mining company
continues to be The most active opcro-
tor In the district
Smelter returns on the last shipment
of ore from the Silver Island Coalition
Mines In the Silver Island district arc
most flattering and the management Is
more than pleased with the results. The
return sheet shows that the consign-
ment amounted to 1864 tons of orc,
payment being made at tho rate OF
Sl10iS per ton or n total OF s401S.59 AS
soon as the Western Pacific is passablc
the new machinery for the property
Will be sent In.
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STOCKS REMAIN UNCHANGED.
Trading Fails to Become Lively on Salt
Lake Mining Exchange,

Trading Fails to Become Lively on Salt
Lake Mining Exchange.
Trading was dull and unintercstlng
on the local stock exchange this
morning and stocks remained practi-
cally unchanged throughout the ses-
sion The only thing that added life
10 the session was the activity In
OpeX Consolidated on the curb. This
stock reached a new high price of 80
cents this morning but dropped back
before the close. At ali times II was
much higher than on yesterday.
Colorado remained the same on both
the regular and open board. Columbus
Consolidated was slightly weaker. Iron
Blossom was a little better today as
was Sioux Consolidated. They each
moved up a point or two from the
low quotations of yesterday.
May Day is one of the sickeSt mem
bers of the exchange lately and from
1b to Is cents where II was selling g.
short time ago. it Is now down to SIa
cents. South Columbus which was to
have been rushed through with
bang after the new management secur-
ed control. was weaker today It sold
as low as cents
Tho total number OF shares of stock
sold this morning was $1,000, while
the amount represented by the trans
action was $10,101
On the curb market Opex was the
busy stock. It was the only stock that
registered sales. The following were
the transactions In Opex this morning:
100 shares at 81 cents, 100 at so, 100
at go. 100 at Sc. 100 at So. 500 at 81.
100 at SIS buyer GO days.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
NOT A ROCKER IN THE
JARbRIDGE COUNTRY
First WhccIbarrow Arrives on Mule
Baci-Not Woman I'm the Ell
tire Nevada Camp.

A letter from prospcctor who is
now in Jarbridge complains of the
| deep SHOWS and asserts that 1t VIII be
late spring before anything definite lis
known about the camp The letter
is written to Il friend at Elko, Nevada,
and says;
The Bull Run basin does not hold
candle to this camp for snow. Not
much developing work Is being done
at present, snow is too deep, only To-
cation work The mineral belt iS
about eight miles long and five wide
as near as can be determined at pres
ent There are several tlne showings
on the surface,
''Thc Bourne property is just incor
porated. also the Arizona group. The
Pick and Shovel and the Shovel Trac-
tion show assays running from IS to
5000 per ton. However, development
work will show what they all are.
THE Twin -Jarbridge Develop
ment company has an option on tho
Pick and Shovel property for $780,
600 and C. C. Winter. the manager. is
making ready to sink 100 feet as
soon az tools and material can be
brought in. There are other bright
prospects, too numerous to mention.
called the Long Hike owned by Hor-
bert Sproulc, o. M Miller and the
Armstrong boys of Elko. Parks and
Parker of Battle Mountain have an
option on the property which lies
about 800 feet north of the original
strike and has some wonderful sur
face showings. There is not much
snow on the south side of these
claims so that one can see Just what
is here now and getting ready to
leave for Elko seems to be well
pleased with the claims. We under
stand that work Will be rushed on tho
property as soon as weather will per-
NIT
EXPECTS GOOD CAMP.
ED Walters OF Elko arrived after a
long and tresome trudge through the
snow l understand that James Boyle
of Gold Circle is campeG about one
mile above us arriving last night via
Duck valley and Idaho.
well. take II as a whole the pros
poets are good for u big camp this
summer.
II am interested In several very good
showlngs but am not able to develop
until the weather VIII permit, Have
made a couple OF small deals since l
arrived after f1ghtlng snow drifts. snow
slides and stones, any way It was the
wcttcst and deepest snow Of my pros
pecting career.
1T is very hard to get In supplies
as everything Will have to be packed
in until they get the Elko road open
ed. There are about 1926 mon In camp
at present and not a rocker In the
entire camp, CAS- yet no ladies.)
The camp Is very much In need OF
a notary public. The first automobile
made its appearance this morning, II
has one wheel and pair OF excellent
handles by which II can be pushed
along the surface Ii was brought In
on mule back. a wheelbarrow has
long been needed In the camp"
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York. Feb. 1S.-Moncy on call
easy 2ns as per cent: ruling rate 2A.
closing bid, y offered at 27s-
Time loans easier. 60 days 3lz per
cent. 80 days. 31A GD% six months, S&.
Close: Prime mercantile paper AZ
to per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills at S4.St 406p so
for so day bills and at S4.S6.50 for de-
mand
Commercial bills, s4.S9% asa SAN.
Bar silver 50 cents.
Mexican dollars, A cents.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
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UTAH CONSOLIDATED
TO STOP DIVIDENDS
President Brouehton VIII Recommend
Discontinuancc OF Payments Cntil
New Contract Goes Into Effect

Dividends on Utah Consolidated
mining stock Will be discontinued for
tho present according to reports from
the east. The following message from
Boston was received this morning over
James A. Pollock & Company's privatA
wire this morning;
Tho Boston News Bureau says:
urban II. Broughton, president OF
the Utah Consolidated Mining COM
pany, Issues the following circular to
stockholders
by reference to the last annual re-
port. issued In March 1903. II VIII be
seen that approximately one-half oil
the dividends declared in the year oil
1905 were out of accumulated surplus
During the year of 1909 smelling con-
6itions and the price Of copper were
substantially the same as in 1908. Tho
values OF the orc treated In 1909 were
lower than In zoos so that by far the
greater part of the dividends declar-
Cd In 1909 were also out of accumulat.
ed surplus. The surplus has now been
encroached upon TO such an extent
that | consider IL advisable to recom~
mend to the board of directors at the
next meeting that dividends bG
suspended until the benefits from the
new SmeltlnR contract, WHltH Will NC
in force In few months. are obtained.
There is no lack of ore In the mine
of approximately the same grade tas
far az can be ascertaincd) as that
treated In 1909. which ore under the
new smelling contract, with copper at
the same price. Will return between
$500. 900 and 100000 additional earn
ings. The annual report will be issued
next month"
Under the new contract which be-
gins In April the Utah Consolidated
Will be in a better position than ever
before In Its history. General Manager
f. p. Mathewsoa of the international
smclter which has n contract Stoutly
maintains that the smelter VIII be
ready in time TO care for the ores.
Not only Will the company make
large saving by the new contract for
the smelling of Its ores. but within a
few weeks tho new tramway over the
Will be finished This has
been put in at cost OF 100000 and
this too Will make great saving as
with the heavy freight
charge made at present In getting the
orc out of the canyon.
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PHOSPHATE OF URANIUM.
Discover Material In Mexico Contain
Ing Rudium Also.

The South American Journal G.on-
don), refers to the recent discovery of
phosphate uranium ore in Mexico by
william Nivcn. and states that many
notices had appeared regarding this
important nnd In the newspapers Civ
Ing in detail the scientific experiments
made Mt the Geological Institute to
determine whether the Guerrero min
eral contained radlum or not. These
experiments proved that the mineral IS
a phosphate of uranium. without doubt
and 1t certainly contains radIum, and
uranium is the only element thus far
discovered which produces the wonder
full metal. Hitherto. the main supply
has been obtained from pltchblends
Urananitc). found chiefly In Bohemia.
Assays OF the Guerrero ores show
them to have one-hslf of l per cent
OF uranium, which would bring at .he
present market price about 100 pesos
per ton, and. " the navigation of the
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T1NrIo STANDARD GETS CLAIMS.
Tintic Humboldt VIII be Equipped
With Whim.
Especial to Tho News.

Especial to Tho Ncws.)
Provo, Feb 1s.-Wilford F. Giles
was In Salt Lake yesterday arranging
for a whim for the Tintlc Humboldt
property I'm TintIc The company has
sunk the shaft so feet with a wind
lass and cannot profitably continue the
work further without raising apparat-
us Of greater capacity. 1T is expected
work will be resumed early In March
The property Is a favorte with Tintic
miners and the owners look for big
developments this summer.
A quit-claim deed from George Ha-
vercamp and Emily Havercamp to the
Tlntic Standard Mining company has
been flled with the county recorder
The property conveyed is an undlvid-
ed one-half interest in the Fraction
Victory. an undivided one-half inter-
est in the Union B. and all the inter-
est of the grantors in the Last Hope.
all in Tintlc district The considera-
ton stated Is IS 900.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

A; E. Amundson to +. f. PnrkeS
lots 80 and 81. Avondale Park s
Devid f. Butterneld to John T.
south, range ! west st....... Il
Ann II. Lewis TO Rachel A Folland.
part of lot 2. block 60. plat c..
Ann f. LOWS to w, ]. Lewis. part
of lot z block 50. plat C..,........,
Ncwoll Becman and wife to Edna
p. Dayton. part OF lot /. block Z.
plat q .,,,....s..,,, .,...............
Newell Beeman and wifc TO Domaris
n. Beeman. part of lot O. block zs.
O-aere ................
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Is over six feet wide and can be traced
for nearly a milo, according to Its dis
coverers.
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
James a. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers' furnish the following. received
over their private wire this after
noon.
COMSTOCK.
Ophr. 205 bid; Mexican, 1.7S@l.S0:
Gould &c Curry, 80 bid: Con. Va, LOG
1.72Ia: Savage. 36 bid; Hale & Norcross,
50 bid; Yellow Jacket, 130 bid: Belch-
er. L20 bid: Confidence. LIS asked:
Sierra Nevada, "a asked, Union. 80 bid,
Chollar. 26 bid: Potosi. II asked.
TONOPAH.
Tonopah Nevada, 6o 90 bid Montana
Tonopah, SS bid. Tonopah Extension. 30
asked; MacNamara. 81 bid; Midway
25@27; Tonopah Belmont. 1.67h91 20:
Tonopah North Star, S@4, Rescue. 1@2:
Jim Butler. 1l@12.
BULLFROG.
National Bank. bid Amethyst, 1
bid: Bonnie Glare. 10 asked; Mayflowcr
Con. bid: Montgy. Mt. asked,
Tramp Con, 6 asked.
MANHATTAN.
Manu- Con. asked; Dexter. SG4;
s. Dog, 2 asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairvicw Eagle. 10@12: Nevada Hills.
1880; Eagles Nest 2@4; Round Noun
tain. "a bid. Rawhide Queen, % asked;
Rawhide Coalition, 15 bid,
GOLDFTELD.
Sandstone. 4 bid. Col. Mt, I asked:
I,.x
Bull. 5G6: Adams. l asked: Silver Pick.
10Q11; Blue Bell. 2@3; Lone Star. 4@5;
G. Wonder, 2 asked; Oro. 7GS; Atlanta,
15416; CT. Bend, 3@4; Empire. 24S:
Florence, 210 bid; D'fleld B. B. Cons,
269; Goldheld Daisy. 7@s; Comb.
Fraction. S2@33: Ct Bond Annex.
asked. Kewanos. 7@s; Portland.
asked: CrackerjacI, 2 bid; Red Hills,
6@6: Y Tiger. 8 asked; Grandma,
bid; Goldneld Con. I25 bid: D'held
Triangle. 1 asked; Florence Extn.. 1
asked.
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SHOOTING WYOMING WELLS.
Increasing Flow of Properties Around
DnIIns.

Lander, Wyo, Feb. 1S.-Shooting oil
wells on the i. II. Power oil proper
ties at Dallas has been occupying the
time OF Manager Williams, the cam
pagn civil engineer. and an export
oil we'll shooter from the Dupont
Power company. Many Landerites
witnessed the novel sight for the first
time Tuesday. when well was sue
cessfully shot. The explosion of tho
nitro glycerne caused the oil TO
shoot 100 feet into the air and the
output of the Well was considerably
increased. An attempt was made
Wednesday TO shoot another we'll but
without success. as the water in the
we'll smothered the ignited
fuse on every occasion. Thurs
day the explosives in this
well were set off by electricity
with the same effect as was produced
in the first well. a number of other
wells VIII be shot in the Lander field
while the expert is here
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FRIENDS OF
MISSIONARIES.

Have you a friend or acquaintance
in your former feld of labor. to whom
you would like to send copy of the
Saturday or tho Semi-Wcekly NewSY
II so, tako advantage of our special
offer, mado to aid the great mission
ary work We send the paper ono
year to any point In tho United States,
Canada or Mexico at half price. s1'oo'
This does not apply to points whcre
thcro arc regular wards or stakes.
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41.oOo s1O,1O1 90
AFTERNOON SALES.

Carisa. 500 at 54 seller 5.
Colorado. SO at ST.
Columbus, 900 at Sc
Crown Point. 1000 at 7%: 1000 nt6;
1000 ut Z. buyer 60: $500 at 6k
Iron Blossom. 1000 at 81: 1000 at
Sc, 500 at sc. seller co.
Mason. Valley. $50 at 1872 x; 500 at
81.
New York, 1000 at II.
Ohio Copper, 100 at AIS: 100 at
4171s
Sioux Con. 500 at s5ls; 500 at s4k.
seller so
South Col. Con. zoo at sX.
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STOCK CERTIFICATES.

stock certificates. bonds. and blank
books of any size or style made to
order. Estimates promptly furnished.
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPN.
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CATALOGUE OF CHURCH WORKS.

We will send our new catalogue to
any address FREE. Brought up to
any address FREE All tho standard
Church works included.
THE QESERET NEWS ROOK STORE
6 Main St
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POULTRY.

GET CONKEY'S ROUP REMEDY
and stop tho sneczing. Wheeling and
moplng and lot your fowls earn money.
A 5Oc package makes Is gallons medicine.
Used In every country as tho best. Moth
ing made that Will beat Conkey's for
curing Roup In fowls Vogeler Seed &
Produce Company co West First South.
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NEW YORK COPPER CLosE.

Butte G. London. rs asked: Cumber-
land Ely, 7@9: GIroux Consolidated. ga
@%. Nevada Consolidated, 22h9Y;
Nevada Utah, 17-16@h; Nipissing. 10
@Bi Newhouse. 2&@2. Tennessee Cop
per. 32h@3SA' Utah Copper. 5OTh;
Davis DAILY, Sh@Fs; Dominion Copper.
$40; Ely Central, / l1-16Gl5-16; Ely
Con. MG15-l6. Greene G. g. S. com.
1di: Mitchell. 1-16@3-16. Montgomery
shoshone, 13-l6a%; Nevada Smelling.
&@5s; Silver Queen, 2O02e;
Silver Leaf, 10612; King Ed
ward. 1s@%- Foster Cobalt. 25635;
Cobalt Central. 251s D26. Mckinley
Darragh. s2@S7; Tintic Mining. h@2:
Gibraltar, las; First Natl Copper. Az
@b; Boston Cons. 1917 6n19% Miami
Copper. 2S% @24; B S Gas, h@&:
Wyoming. las; El Rayo. 2% a.
ZIG; Ray Consolidated, PIX @22N; In
spiration Copper. S1A az Raw Central.
81 @%: ella Copper, S1S az; Chino
Copper. 13@ y Braden Copper, 4h@
ts Keystone, Oils
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For Sale

ONLY THREE BLOCKS FROM POST.
oficc and only 1850. New 4-room brick
cottage. bath. toilet. closct. hall, electric
lights. basement. upstairs partly finished
and sidewalk paved. Sec this before you
buy.
We buy. sell and exchange Real Estate
of all kinds What have you to sell7
Real Estate Exchange and Loan Com
pany, 125 Main St Ind. phone 29S: Bell
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis. Feb. 1S-Wool unchanged
Territory and western mediums. 25GS:
fno mediums. 3ogA: fine. 1sdH-
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NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS

James y, Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Stock IIto-h -
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Balsas river proves successful. as ex-
perts declare that 1t will. these ores
can be shipped at a profit Tho vein
Is over six feet wide and can be traced
for nearly a milo. according to Its dis
coverers.