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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-04-15
LOUIS SoMNHER.

and to those interested the question
of the initial point is probably the
cause of much uncalled for solicitude,
and it is only natural that the direct
promoters of the scheme should make
the most of it IN their own interests.
Some way modern humanity has a
tendency in that direction and the
question has long since ceased to be
debatable. But with the actual con-
struction comes some very serious
questions that must be met, and the
consideration of such elements as
vacant town lots in possible cities
yet to be built, and few thousand
dollars to meet emergencies, are not
of sufficient importance to offset some
other consideration. Surprising that
one OF the great financial institutions
of the country had, upon full invest
igation, concluded that the traffic
would be ample to justify it in guar
anteeing the bonds for an amount
sufficient to construct and equip the
road, the next consideration would
be to demand that all expenditures
be made judlciously. Future econ
omy in operation would demand the
shortest line, all else being equal,
and bonus to change this would
meet with but small favor from the
hard business test that would be APP
piled, rs no amount that could be
guaranteed in this county at present
would overcome the first cost and
future operating expenses, of even
live or six miles. One represents a
possible gain sometime, the other
present outlay and positive future
expense. Relation with trunk lines
cuts an important figure, and no ar
rangement that would shorten the
haul over their lines would meet with
favor, and be to the endless detriment
of the new line. Again, there ia.
strange as it may seem, a moral or
sentimental side to be considered.
that is the element of good will of
the people toward the corporation,
and in considering the terminal or
initial points cuts more figure than
questionable town property And
the fact that one hundred miles at
least of the road must be in Washing
ton county is a fact worthy of some
note, and, if with this prestage.
Weiser cannot in natural manner
fully meet other requirements it
would seem folly to attempt it by
artificial means
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-04-15
AND PASSED OLAGGET.

Senator Heitfeld's private secretary
and political manager, Mr.. Fuller has
written full explanation of the Sen
ator's election, which he no doubt
imagines clears away all charges of
corruption or gold bug republican
manipulation Mr. Fulers letter
causes the Salt Lake Tribune to
remark:
We do not think Mr.. Fulcr's explana-
ton in special letter today of the causes
which led up to the election of Mr.. Heit-
field as senator from Idaho helps the stu-
alton in the least, or gives new lusler
either TO the Senator or To The legislature
that elected him. Our Judgment is that
every democratic senator in the Idaho leg
islature WIS in honor bound to vote for
Senator Dubois He did what no demo-
crat Was ever known to do. for ON Il prin-
,ipIe he Withdrew FROM his own part, S
iationai convention He made the lead
ng industry Of Idaho and indirectly of
lie nation. his shibhoeth. BY what he
10 ms associates did The feasibility of
's' election II Il democratic president was
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-04-15
HAUNTEDl

The human tenement is often haunted
to the grievous discomfort of its DOS
scssor-by those malignant spirits. CON
stlpation and bllousness. But the abom-
Unable pair may be speedily driven out
with the potent help of Hostetters Stom-
ach Bitters. This genial alternative. while
Il relieves the bowels and regulates the
liver never, rs a drastic purgaiive does.
produces violent effects aud weakens the
lnlestlnes. On the contrary, the action of
the Bitters is precisely analogous TO an
effort of nature seeking to resume her
proper functions. This furnishes pretty
conclusive evidence that it is better to use
persuasive means, so to speak. than TO
endeavor to coerce nature to n return to
duty. Violent remedies produce only a
temporary effect, followed by hurtful
reaction. For Indigestion, malarial and
kidney complaints, rheumatism and nerv-
BUSINESS, the Bitters takes highest rank
among remedies of the philosophic school.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-04-15
THE WEISER SIGNAL.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
II. Re. LOCKWOOD.
THURSDAY, APRIL Is. 1897.


Senator Hetfeld was an old school
democrat, so he claimed, and from
thence he gravitated to the populists,
whom we have never heard accused
of being accused of being prohibitive
tariff folks. Mr.. Fuller, private sec
rotary to Senator Heitfeld, now says
the Senator has always believed in a
high protective tariff. Wonder how
the democrats who helped elect him
feel about it. The Mckinley repub-
lcans are presumably as well salts
fed rs if one of their own men were
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-04-15
THE QUESTION:

Industries of all kinds are, to a
certain extent, either paralyzed or
languishing all over the land and
honest labor in the form of able
bodied and willing men is wandering,
lshmaeite fashion, seeking for some
point where its potent force can be
utilized and made the prime factor
as it is for the common prosperity
of all To look to the East. except
in a few favored localities fostered
by government aid, is useless, and
there all places are filled and held by
succession, the casual conner stands
no chance. The comparatively I'M
developed West offers many open
ings for new enterprises, but the
timidity of capital is constantly de
fering the moment of action so
that only such localities as can offer
the most positive and aluring assur-
ances of profitable investment can be
considered at all, and these are few
indeed British Columbia has been
u favOrite field and has drawn to
itself millions for the development of
its mines, and for the construction of
mills and establishment Of trans
porlation facilities, and great as its
reputation has become throughout
the world, the actual results do not
by any means justify it, and disap-
pointment is met oftener than sue
cess and the reputation of one great
property is regarded as the standard
of all. But such is the way of the
world and therefore must be ac-
cepted. But to those who know. and
there are many such, the undevel-
oped mineral resources of Western
Idaho are far in excess of these To-
calities, whose fame has attracted
capital and labor to their borders
The counties of Washington and Ida
no have mines of mineral wealth in
gold and copper and their develop
ment has only been retarded by the
poverty of local holders and want of
proper transportation facilities. Many
attempts have been made to solve
the problem. Wagon roads have
been constructed, invariably in the
wrong place, and steamboats, built to
traverse impossible waters, and GOV.
ernment aid, by reason of political
prestige, granted to make the i'm
possible possible. In the face of all
this an open way has long been
known as the avenue through which
these desirable localities can be cas-
ily and cheaply reached. And wears
ago, co-incident with the building of
the Oregon Short Line, the Union
Pacific, with the foresight character
lslle OF that time, had the routes and
resources of the country fully inyes-
tigatcd. OF the resources there never
was any question, and subsequent
surveys demonstrated that the coun
try conld he opened with small out
lay Then came the decadence. and
Tor years even hope had to be aban
toned. But the time now seems
'lpe for change, and, unless the
most positive assurances are false.
he valley of the Weiser will soon I
&c scene of active railroad building
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Scht1iAgs Best baking
powder is only a little bet
ter than two or three others;
but SchalZlzgs Best tea is
twice as good as usual tea.
In either case. your gro
Ger returns your money in
full if you'd rather have
some other.
For sale by
NJ. E Sommcrcamp & Co.
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Dissolution Notice.

70 Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the co-partnership
heretofore existing between John Mulloy aud s.
Nerneth. conducting saloon business under the
firm name of Werneth II Mmllov at Weiser Idaho.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent John
Mulloy retiring and s. Merneth continuing the
business. The latter Will pay all obligations and
collect all accounts due the firm.
:. WERNETH
John MCLLOY.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-04-15

is the cry from headquarters. The
result is this: You can buy a Whole
lot of goods for small sum of cash at
the Bankrupt Sale, Masonic building.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-04-15

Few realize that each squirrel destroys
81. 80 worth Of grain annually. NaNeIee
Squirrel and Gopher Exterminator Is the
most effective and economical poison
known. Price reduced to 30 cents. For
sale by Jenney & Waterhouse- agents.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-04-15

w ANFED:-Srveral Trustworthy gen
" tlemcn or Indies to travel in Idaho for
established. reliable house Salary 1850
end expenses Steady position Enclose
rrl,r renee and sclf-addrsSed Stamped EN-
veiope. The dominion Company. Third
Floor Omaha Bldg. h.cago. Ill.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-04-15

Don waste time and money run
ming from one place to another, but
trade ut the &. o. ID. store.
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.SOnlDlercan|||
Concerning
Our Advertising

Burning words never did set IL.
world on fire. 1t is our policy IN ' ~
press all sensational Statements :.
deal in facts, not figures of speech " "
eXaggerations. Every word WI VI
print is weighed and we voucb i' ~.
its exact truthfnlncss with orr n .S
sonal honor. The integrity of nm on,
word of mouth is unquestioned. tSs
integrity of our word of type mns,
be just as substantial. The ohiss'
of all our advertising is to tell WOW vow
about our business-clearly plajulvs
convincingly as one man talks u
= another 1t costs some money, but
done intelligently, il pays.
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send Us Money

Don't rot your clothes by using soap
free alkal, use Hoe Cake.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-04-15

During these dull times you will find
it to your advantage to buy of the Wei
ser Mere Co, who are selling extreme
ly low. Many things going at cost.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-30
Manufacturers Contemplate shifting
Down I'LL Next Spring.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Intelligeacer.
sNOHOMISH. Oct. 9a.-The movement
started lately by the recent drop IN the
price OF shingles TO close down from 50 TO
20 per cent. Of the mills IN Washington for
the next sixty or ninety days has been dis
cussed considerably Of tate BY shingiemeE
here. The consensus Of opinion Il that The
move IL q good one. and. indeed, ire only
step which can possibly save the Eastern
market next spring 10 the manufacturers
of Washington
Most % the shsugiemeu ia this vicinity
stand ready 90 agree 70 the proposition
provided II can be enforced strictly. Naae
OF the mills are experiencing any difficulty
"a disp0s4ng Of their shingles az the pre-
vaiiinr prices. Star shingles have dropped
from 81 - per loo. ard cieara not quite 40
much. owing probably 70 the fact that
clears did not 20 up iu propoFfion 10 the
ether brands when tire rise ia price &C.
CURED a few weeks ago.
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real ssrATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January I and
for the Past Week.

Real estate transfers since January /.
lssi, are N.6s -. As. Xhere were died for
record yesterday Il IS ds AKgrexatlng
y 81. Following il a ltss.
Marie Ven B&po aud husband ArtnEf.
p Mary Vernon, los j.. block r. Gilman
park. 81
Erica Won Baho 10 Mary Vernon. lot Ii.
block N Gilman park. ST.
H. g Teyior q ax 10 =. g. rfe.6er. let
". block :. u. AZ Denny @ecgad add. 81
Henry q. 5euith es AK ia Ernss Nuyx-
berger. lots s. 6 u 20 H. block s. lof Il.
block = Gslscu Anne second add. lot :.
MeNaaglIt fxtensioa % JudklGas add. s.
EsinaBra Basnon e. Ok 10 AaSttn Clat-
borne, ~ q lots s and :. block -. Terry .
first add s.
Henry O. Nl8ist 10 T4zxi. LoughborongA.
boz 1, hloek -. ]. II. Naglefs Add. s. 80
*. v. Ankeay ef ux 20 Alice A. ny3r,
let I. block g.. Sup. giag OF A. Fonsius
add, s15e.
William GIynn 10 James IT. Moran. und.
4 los z. block Z, fisss plat II West ss-
Brajainin Arthur ssarksy 70 Enxahssn
Ann StarlSey. saz w se - dec ~. 4 =. X 1.
aerss s.
Jennie /. Andrews 20 Lyman n. And
rpws nna y lots 2 g. aHh ~ ne ard 80
NV Sec 2. r. 3. X. 6. ia2ss acres. 81.
Mary Costello and Amanda hardwood.
lcg 8 block H. J. H. Maggie add, $f1
Mary Costello 70 1sFstehen Iyon@s. lot %
block II. j. II. Magic adj. $50
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ron FAILURE TO SUPPORT.
tale CT ssezsi esfIc Enf.Frfty, wInd-
Ing tp in IN Arrest

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-fnteIlfGencer
NELSON. r. C.. Oct @S-Coustahie lace
haa refurfed from trip 20 Kasio whers
- went wits a &r. Roberts. who was ar
rested On complaint u bis wife ant
charged with f8fitag ~ Support rs cbfld-
According 70 Mr. R9hsrss' story. (. APP
pears thst whiEe living Gn idaho Aosse years.
ego hs and lis wife esul3 not aETee. One
day ne found both his wfse Ard clfsf Miss
ing and ~osns ruuaoFs gave him TIE Er-
preston that sHs Was ucs unAoco-apa n8Hd.
A long while aftsFw ards he ran acroEs her
81 Kas1s ard securing the CANS Mr.
Roberts took rs turn AZ running away.
Hls Eite finally located him in Nelson and
caused his srrsst on the charge gafed
II "a UNDERWOOD that fse chsef ~ police
- KasLo acIed a. Judge ara lsry n tas
rrmrter AID. takfmg Ire ehtEa from the
fashsr. tgFne9 Il over - the mother. Mr
Roberfs vss 1hoaf 10 eater IRE employ ~
the srneltsr company whea n AS ar
resseA
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CHICAGO MARKETS
Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Oct 2a.-There was a little
hesitation at the opening in wheat on sc-
count OF the weakness At Paris. Outside
Of that the news was all In favor OF high
a. prices. The result was that December.
which left OF yezteriay at s75te. started
vanced 70 sSisc IN the first hals-hour's trad
ing. Weakness developed IN the afternoon.
pFesr1her dropped IN very Irregular way
q S6ssc and closed az - &c.
Corn ruled higher IN sympathy with
wheat. December ranged from cT6@-fSc
closing size lower. sc SIC.
Oats were firm right Up 20 the close not
withsfsndiag the break IN the other grain
markets. December ranged from fsss %
x7kefIsc and closed &c higher. at 1870.
fairly good business was Goue To pro-
visions. but the feeling was weak
Closing Quotations.
whsat-December opened az 81. Gg5sSo
and advanced 20 ssisc; closing October.
eS7.c: December 50
Corn~october. sac: December. SIC.
oats-October. I7i.c: December. I9sse.
Pork-Octoher. sT.47: December, 8, AZ.
Iard-october. 81 10: December t1s
Rths-Oct0ber. Az2: December. san
Cash wheat No : red. sTg7ssc; No red.
s3as7c: No. 2 hard winter. ssgFeac: No. 8
hard winter. s31s7c: No. ! new spring. sT1sc
cora-No. : 2s1s e9.sa4c
oats--So. 2 Isc; No 3. is1lsc
Barley-Cssh, 2Siz4foc.
Fiaxseed-sf q
Itmcfhy-x-ta.
Live stock
Cattia-SAles were largely a. rS75.fa.
TIRE extreme range for the poorest % the
best steers being s. a5sf5 e.: heavy cattle
weighing from /. 70 20 tie pounds were IN
increased supply. and sold anywhere from
81 1913 x according 10 quality; stOckers
snH feeders sold largely az 81 s574 IL. with
a few prime feeders az 81 g Bulls were
Glow and lower. boloEnas going AZ g 4zls.
but cows ard heltars were active and frgn
F-.~ - rsaF a~F So
81 saE4 -. and some feeders brought tha
top price.
Hsgs sold largely a. e. XII. .. the sx-
f~sr,e range being & sa<sg ~, pig Sales
were largely a. g z623 Is. hogs averaging
fran 80 10 g - pounds sod tbs mosE &C
lively.
sheeFs-<a tives sold az = S5@s5. and
western rangers ~ sf8s = lamhs were
less active, with sales AZ SOS 60 Western
ers brought = ssSHs s.. and there were good
sales q feeding lambs az t4-%sGs and sesd-
Reecigts-cat1is. s5oo: hogs. y'.oos,
sheep t4f0e.
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FOREIGN MARKETS..



LONDON. ocs- Gs.-CouSo}s, lliN- ST.
Yer. @7axa
NEW YORK. Oct S-The Evcniag
Posts London financial cahlEzrars SAYS
TIE sxock markets were i&te and irre--
Eisr today. Eonscls were REHln better aa
the belief that ths worst q the none 8rr
srrtngeEcy - over for IRE moment The
Americans opene8 Gun. ralies sharply en-
Henry GeerEes DEATH but closed dan eu
New Nc-E prices.
The Paris and Berlin markets were daI.
Hreaastsff~.
LIVERPOOL Oct - Wheat cuIes. Ne.
! standard California, Ess ca. esrEees or
coast nothing doing. 81 hsEher cargees
eH passage Hrn1 - hlEa~r. k.EEgtsA coM9-
Try markets steady French country mar
KITS arm. Liverpool wneat~-Ne. G,ANf0r-
ria S i5ssss -,sd- Wheat and neur n Paris
STEADY.
LIN ERPG0IA Oct. zs--Cfos@s Wheat-
spos No. red Northern spring 1ru1. - Sd
October steady. - Iasd: November stsady.
= lsse, December steady. s. sd Corn
spot American mixed. Is 1zsd. FIonr-St
Louis family winter Hrta les
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WATER FRONT so ass.

Bruce Brier has bern slgs seeegeSf as usrssr
o. the steamer taaho ~ 81. n TEiggs
steamship Cleveland IN sali sorIeht FOR
san Francisco with "a <engers and freight.
Steamship At-Kf 4 Il TO arrive frufa
teFfav
The sailing - the steamer City es seat
tle fcF Dysa and Sk9RB@y waS postponed
from last night afatil Sunday.
Steamer Portland VIII sail on Monflav
for San Francisco. carrying naSssngwrs az
. Hrs.-class fare - sl.aA and secosad-clasS
Sf.ae
Steamers Faifhaven and Flyer viii 20 IN
tue 40RrteFm&Fter siry dock to-day. White
tAe fairnaVun IS AetnN averhauied her rasa
Nli ne taken hy she steamer State Gf
Washington. Iae State viii az the sane
uTue cover her own r0n. leaving here SuH.
day. Tuesday aaa rnarsaay nixa&s. paa-
sengeFa and mail VIII be uut CT a Tacoma
in 4 small boat. Thr State ng Washington
@il also make che Flyer run - Tacoma
on Sunday
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Preferred - CAS-.
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F7I8ar- Receipts - ~ barre1s experts
~ sE nrrn ard fairly actsEe. closing N
Eeafssa wtth re cnai trsak n wheat
wheat Es@eefpfs 60 SIS Bushels. ex-
pagts Il<sse bushels spot sassEr. Eo- 2
ref. s. astsss1 ga Options opened steady
ard advanced sharu3y On active GOVERN <
account ASSISTED - 1T0ata ness and
Sinai North western receipts haL gradual
~ saxxe6 CT n the zffsTu00u UHd~r zeal
sz4ag elossng A4c net lower and lac OF
frcsz TIE top: Det51gsF C1os~d al &c, De-
censbe-. sesz-sSsi So. closed g. ssgs-
xEoo3--eesAdF
pesruseuEz-SseaAy-
cnsree-G1ssssoEss speneA barely steady. "a
= gsaaz1a c@c.laS. c4Sse9 sss21g a. = Est
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE nIrLER.

lftE DAisl@r-E-
5. T ckley North Bend.
IL l.. Martin Ia Conner
IT.. A Burwash. Oak tlarbcr,
BeaJamln r. Towasemd. Index.
a. J. M0rrii. CeupeTt.ie.
l. y. SlM couueyslle.
4. r. DilieF, Sanden. u. e.
Mrs g.. p. Dlller S4nsfeu. y. G,
OTTO Schiller and wife. Sanaun, - G.
Mrs. Frank tredsou Port Elakeles,
g. C. SUI, SilVAHa.
r. q. Kelly. ArilHgtOa-
oaser II Reese. Fall City.
Lander Penne Ballard.
ole Olson Port Gnmhie.
q. n Wilson, M9ntesano.
a X spF que. Mnniesano.
Frank $. Fowler. New York
David Ramds New York.
" y. Fraser. Anaeortes.
Thomas Watson, AHar0FfeS.
". s. Case. san Francisco
NJ Jensen. Astogtas Or.
At A vital. spekage.
Mrs Vital spokane
a. A owen, Spokane.
Laura Gillespie. Ca0pcEtikc.
Perry NJ Watsam. Elma.
{. III, Fenner. Montesa8o.
! 4. Mink. Portland
Arthur Boucher Whateorn.
X q Kyie. Astoria.
". H. Denuan. San Francisco.
~. y. Is1wrie Portland.
Philip Ashton. Mount Vernon.
James McFarrell. Lancaster. oh!o.
J. e. Blair North Bend
Mr.. fSl'lespie. Conpevilie
THE NEW ENGLAND
Fred J Slack Mauns vernon.
Joseph euJdEr8sT MCBDt serTseH.
q Johnson. Tacoma.
~ Armstrong. Alaska.
George Hashsway oak Harbof.
r. McCheohau oak HsrfsoT.
Wgaiam MAYS NhAtcom.
Ott0 Kern. spokane
James Entwisile g.. Satan
a q Daily. Goes Bay.
H. NJ Ruft. ~ Pani.
George - Carbln 81. Paul.
r Haibert &ew Whatcofn.
William Norris. CITY.
John Thornton. FOX Lake. WIS.
Fre8 Hottie. Cumberland.
Torn Jones. los Angeles. Cal.
T. 4. BuFk CITY.
THE BUTLER.
Charles r. Peabody. City.
r a Bartlett PORT Townsend.
w g. Dawson Pert Townsend.
: W Pratt. city.
j ROSETTA Victoria
Mrs FeIen Heaiy. Chicago.
g. ~ Hamilton. Chicago.
q. 81 Nesfeils. Falrhaven-
s. 2 fItl $ew YORK.
r. H. Mfnnes. Tacoma.
a. wuziasEf San Francisco
81 g. Morgan MinneAno
=. p. Winekesrner. Chicago
2 Earhurfon. Tacoma
Caarge q. CLOVIS. Caicagd.
w 81 yvfpe0mhe. Spokane.
= r. Frauets Spokane.
] r. Bauer. San francisco
IL " gahscae, Newark. ~. J.
i Tnhrnsan ard fanatly. Port Townsend
william KAston str Portland
a r. MncNleF Kaaic. y. C.
r. TgeVlns0u. Minneapolis
MFF A Z Tabor Leavenworth-
Mss a Nraaer Spokane.
~ II srzslfh. Spokare.
~ a. Bender Port Angeles.
b -. Adams. Portland.
AR ara Mrs Charles Butter. rore
2 eEEsena-
Il r. Ran. San F'rancisco.
IL y NIe@sharv. New York
fvar3os WeTEErem. Portland
WA n Pgrrell Everett.
= p Pltts 81. Louis.
Jams Pearl Snoh0Gssa-
r. a Bartlett Port Townsend.
John Z Eiuuy Tacoma
r. A. MentE0rnery. E0sz9r-
= O. Afas3erE8n New York
.--s--a-~--------------
o~csnenssi Hotel. beat family hetsl L.
state. excellent rooms: all modern fmvrsvs-
bar
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decline q zsE9a pofntS. sales. saT-a haxS
fnsgssdlrgs November. sEacs December
z ~ SO Sgset ccTee fsss Gnaet Ne q
fnxaaes. sSse. sehAsns. ztsc- MA wesk
Cor81va szzsr
Sag4r-Eaw nossiEals refined STEADY.
Metals.
P2E Tro1-w Warrants auu. sSsa I'D. s..
zSkes
Ce9per - Qzset and uncaan Seas lake
slexsRr bid and ST asAas
Tsn--<s1lex. san bid. 81 g asked
SpssteT--4sE1tets S41S IT'D 81 o Asks4
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