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CLOSING PRICES or BOSTOy STOCKS
BOSTON, Tuesday. Nov. l5 ISL
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILA DELPHIA STOCKS
Re90rei 81 JOIN II. DAVIS = -. W. II VE+E

TUESDAY. Nov. 15-P. NJ.
To-day's stock market requires little in the way
of comment 10 make its true character easily COM
pretended 1t simply was the natural sequence Of
the forced movements of last week that were duly
recorded at their true merits in The TRIBUNE at
the time. Duness represent ed by transactions
amounting only TO 230,173 shares for all stocks.
and coming omarket of nearly all kinds of stocks
with little of market for them 10 come to, were
the features of the day. Small pools" in various
stocks which last week were made up for q
quick turn, were seeking market for their stocks
at l or per cent lost Yet the market was
unusually free from the "hammerng" process that
some times is the accompaniment Of dull and
tired" market. During the dav there were several
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MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY, Nov. 15-P. NJ
The business done in mining stocks was large, but
depression and dependency were the general rule
for the markets That was the condition that ex-
listed before the receipts Of the early quota
tions from San Francisco, and they, all
being down, added 10 the decentralization
of our own markets. Robinson Consolidated was
CONSPICUOUS IN the dealings and finally closed at 94
against 1913 yesterday Chrysolitc declined from
@ TO 5l2G 55sand Iron Silver cents lower at 2
The state Lines occupied their usual prominent POI
sition in the dealings, and while
and 9 after sales at 10 closed I'M
changed at $50, No. 1 and declined from
80 cents to 44di6 cents. and Oriental and Miller
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only bright spot in all the markets. and it rose from
9as TO 1915. The California gold mining stocks
were weak all around; Green Mountain at 3.l5,
Rising sun at 30 cents, Cherokee Mt 90 GEMS and
Gold Stripe at 30 cc 3. The ComStOcks, of course,
were lower, and Consolidated Virginia sold
at . 10 and California at IS cents Taken rs
whole the mining markets were as blue as an indigo
bag, and for the time being the bears" seem to
have il all their own way
The Copper Queen Mining Company has declared
n monthly dividend Go. 81 of 10 cents per share,
payable December |. Transfer books close NOycm-
Der 20 and reopen December 3.
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Stormont superintendent tclcgmphcl yesterday
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The fifth and last volume of the late Mr.. George
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Tn "Matabelc Land and the Victoria Fail" lbOne
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travels in the interior of South Africa py 'o iast
Frank Oates, young English naturalist VINO 90
his life in the Zambesi Country in February,
He was inspired partly by the love oil aavenaui o.
and partly by zeal for collecting spIoune ah Of
natural history, and in the latter prATIn
his enterprise he seems to have oeen MS %
successful This handsome volume Is ~, - =
~ 1rother II is based upon the travellers private
ond journals. whose language indeed IL re-
,o;ns a, far a. possible; and the copious lllus'ra-
tyatons are from drawings by Mr.. Frank Oates ana
another brother who was with him in his wander
ings Besides wood-cuts, there are some excellent
acknowledgements. An elaborate appendix gives
an account of Mr.. Oates's collections, with coorod
plates