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People's voice., 1900-09-27
War Against Germs.

The management Of The Rock Is
!Aud railroad has declared war acalhst
geTIuS. 1t GaS adopted plans for a
campaign for the eXierminatiuu Of
al dlscase-breediug microbes that
might stake temporary claims on the
various properties Of the company,
and IL viii Lose no time IL carrying
.Jut the plans. The deOdOrizer will
ge The weapon it will use aud the
muultlDp-death-dealing dNnfec-
Jants-aill Oe fred into cars, Offices,
stations and shops.
lie war viii be waged on all parts
~ The evs'Gm and those VITO VII
lirac5 tile Campaign declare tnat
re,si.ipU gt .s...,it. va, go. &c
ended ut ,py T. !. u.,a g'm icit 10
fy a fig Of truce aud toe pussim. Y
Of microbes nefarious operations is
precluded. After much experiment.
Ing the management Of the rodd has
adopted hermetically sealed, auto
matte and economically distributing
disinfectant. II will be placed wher-
ever germs sse likely to lie in wait for
the uusuSpecJing public. Special al
tentiOn, it is said will be paid to quar-
ters set aside for emigrants.
This is what an official Of the road
has TO say upon the subject:
"There will he 40 germs Of disease
or bad and offeDsiye ')rs lurking
around tue Rock Island property after
the plans are carried out. Railroad
properties are hard to keep clean but
we believe that our road will be the
acme of hygienic cleanliness after a
short time. A great deal OF money
will he spent in carrying out the
| nlan
People's voice., 1900-09-27

Wellington people have little idea
Of the business being done by the
RockIsland railroad at present. Agent
Williams called our attention TO a
Few "straws" this morning. Last
Sunday twenty-five Rock Island
trains went through Wellington. Six.
teen Of them were special trains,
loaded with southern cattle for the
market, and dead freight. Yesterday
there were Is trains through yelling
ton, ard at $50 O'Clock this mornirg.
eight trains had passed through Wei
lingtOn. All kinds Of traffic is SIM
ply enormous. The Rock Island
looked for falling of in passenger
traffic after the Jubilee, but sl02
worth Of tickets were sold for the
uorth0Ound train last night. This
morning SO passengers got off the
train from the south. The five tele-
graph wires OF the Rock Island are
kept so busy that the station here
can hardly get message out over
them.
People's voice., 1900-09-27
Market Quotations for Wednesday Afternoon

September corn closed at 43
September wheat closed at ~.
Kansas City-cash 69t ~
December wheat closed a. ~.
September corn. Kansas CiJY u c.
People's voice., 1900-09-27

Jerry Simpson speaks
at Armory hall, Get 8
at 8 p. m. Everybody
come.
People's voice., 1900-09-27

You had another Of your
"bad spells" this morning,
and a real old-fashioned sick
headache was its chief symP-
tom.
If you only had taken all
Ayers Pill last night
J. c. AVER COMPANY,
Practcal Chemists, Lowell, Mass.
People's voice., 1900-09-27

City Marshal Cox Was chasing a
thief last night who stole inur Qhilis
two coats and vest from Hubbard 8
rooming house. Tue thief got away,
People's voice., 1900-09-27

Ayers Slrnparilla Ayers Hair ViSor
'sPins Ayers Cherry Peeaoral
AR, Ague Cure Ayers Com4tone
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PLATINUM DISCOVERY.
Recently Reported in Arizona Proves
10 be Without Foundation.

Regarding the recently announced
platinum discovery In Arizona Prof
Z. Blake. director OF the Arizona School
OF Mines. has the following to say
"The announcement a few months
ago Of the discovery OF great deposits
OF platinum in the region OF Cataract
canyon, on the Colorado, beyond VIII
liams. was hailed with delight by all
who realize the great Industrial value
Of this metal, and especially by the
School OF Mines and the territorial ge-
ologists To be able to add platinum 20
the already long list OF metals and
minerals for which Arizona Is noted
was deemed OF great scientific interest
as We'll as industrially and CONNER
cially important
But when samples for assay for the
value In platinum began TO arrive at the
School Of Mines from the new district In
which locations were being made for
platinum deposits. and platinum could
not be found in the samples, grave
doubts and fears were added 10 by the
fact that the occurrence Of aluminium
was also claimed. In some instances the
assayer was required by the sender OF
samples 70 report the amount Of not
only platinum but Of aluminium, As
aluminium Is the metallic base OF
alumina or clay, and may be found In
all substances containing alumina even
In common bricks and adobes, II APP
peared most probable that the prospec-
tors were, to say the least, mistaken
and spending their money uselessly. A
protest and warning was therefore is
sued and printed In the daily papers
stating that the samples received did
not contain platinum.
"The accuracy of this determination
having been questioned In the so-called
platinum region and reputable journals
having lent credence to the discoveries.
an effort was made TO secure more sam
pies and positive evidence Of the oc.
currence or non-0ccurrence OF this
much-deslred metal"
Several later samples were secured
and an exhaustive chemical examlna-
tion proved them to be without trace
OF platiru m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-28
BOSTON WooL MARKET.

Boston, Feb. 27.--There is no material
change In the wool market this week
There is lack Of general demand and
this tends to make the feeling appear
weaker for some woods. Quarter blood
deeces and woods Of that character and
coarser are yet in demand. and hold firm
in price. Territory wools are meeting
with some sales al about the former
range Of values. The secured basis for
fine and medium Territory is yet about
65N10 cents for coarse staple with
good lines stape 65Gs5c. Fine washed
ileeces are meeting with a slow trade.
but prices are holding fairly steady In
the absence Of trade. For Xxx and
above Ohio ileeces, S5Q36 c Is quoted:
Quotations
Territory woods Montana and Dako-
Ia fine medium and fine 22Q2ic secured.
620ejc; staple. eSd70c, Utah and wy
omlng fine medium and fine, l9G22c;
secured. 6OG63c; staple. 6bG6sc. Idaho.
fine medium and fine, lSG2lc: secured,
e0a63c; medium, 20G23c; secured 52q
SIC.
Australian, secured basis. spot prices.
good. Ssd90c, average, S0qSjc.
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GRAND CENTRAL IN DEMAND
Hoe Bo,vsr. Extension Weaker tagl"
and Blue FELL u Lite stronger
-.VaIeo II Active.
TODAYS METALS!
SILVER 594
LEAD, St.57h
CASTING COPPER l54

More activity was shown on the ex-
change today by number OF stocks
Daly-west sales closely approached
those Of Yesterday The stock started
out at 1850 and after ascending to
l3.l2is, fell back to 1856.
Grand Central also shows Itself
stronger today, selling at $3.50, and clos
Inc with s5.s2is bid.
Eagle and Blue Bell Is not much
changed in spite Of a reported strike in
the southern end Of lis property. 1t sold
at lliis. but closed weaker.
Lower Mammoth recorded sale at
43. but closed at AZ. while Sacramento.
with a rumor Of its entering the Mer-
cur-Golden Gate consolidation. sold
down TO 2oss.
Petro brought S7is lngot sold up to
sSs, and Northern Light was traded in
at 81
Bowers Extension was handed out at
3s. after being traded In at 3ia at the
outset, while Bunker Hill and It's four
strikes declined TO ~
yaleo was active around 80, and Daisy
was traded In al | cent
Closing quotations were as follows
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be very favorably inclined 20 Utah min
ing propositions having intrinsic worth.
with the bids for the machinery OF
the new shaWmht rnill received W. B
Andrew win forward them TO the Bos-
ton end OF the company for Inspection.
one firm offers 10 set the machinery
down within thirty days from the clos
ing OF the contract and It Is therefore,
very ikely that no delay will be ex-
perlenced In the erection Of the lection
concentrating plant on this Bingham
properly.
Vernal Express Rock NJ. Pope got
home from the Bromide district last
Saturday evening He has been watch
Ing the working Of the Bromide smelter
He says that the company run out 3d.
900 pounds Of bullion, but have closed
the smelter owing to the expense Of
moving coke. bullion and iron in the
winter. They kept a good force Of men
on the mine, and will make another
start as soon as spring opens.
The delinquent assessment sale OF the
Midnight Bowers Mining company took
place yesterday afternoon when 10000
shares were bought In By the company
and turned into the treasury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-28
JESSE EWING TUNNEL.
Vein Of Gold Bearing Ore Broken
Into by James Hacking.

James Hacking, Hon. Lycurgus John
son and County Clerk Peter Hanson
have located the old Jesse Ewing tun-
mel and adjoining claims. says the Yer
nal Express. Hacking having a half in
terest, Hanson one.slXth and johnson
the remaining one third interest in the
property. A short time ago they set
men TO work there and have unearthed
an old shaft 80 feet deep that had
been carefully covered by the original
owners Of the property.
In the bottom Of the shaft was a
vein OF gold bearing quartz two feet
wide
Down az the foot Of the hill 800 feet
below the bottom OF the shaft is the
famous Jesse Ewing tunnel coo feet
into the hill. Henry Woodruff who Is
filling the position OF foreman for Mr.
Hacking commenced work IN the breast
OF the tunnel a short time ago and the
first blast opened the same vein OF ore
that was found In the shaft AT the top
OF the Hill. the only difference being
that the quartz vein Is considerably
larger and has the appearance Of being
much richer.
These developments show that
Jesse Ewing had his men sink the shaft
al the point Of discovery and after sat.
isfying themselves as TO the perman.
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STRIKE IN THE JIM DYER.
A Twclyc-foot Body of Gold Ore
Discovered NJ the Carrissa.

News Of a sensational strike comes
from South Pass Wyoming the scene
Of the Sweetwater excitement In 1867
and s. A number Of Utah men went
out there at the time Bolivar Roberts
bought the Carissa. Trouble with the
Indians followed and IN the war that
resulted several Utah men lost their
lives. The present strike is recorded
OF the old Jim Dyer mine near Atlantic
city. Al a deuth Of 100 feet a twelve
foot body Of ore has been encountered
that will mill from $50 to $40 per ton in
gold. a tunnel is being run that win
tap the lode at depth OF ii0 feet The
Jim Dyer Is che ~ the old discoveries
Of the camp Very rich ore was taken
out near he fuff.ce. the vein "pinched'
az a depth Of sixty feet and work
stopped. The mine was idle for about
twenty years until last year A bond
aud lease was given 10 some local min
ers who started 10 work on the tunnel
mentioned and also IN the old discovery
shaft The results have been highly
gratifying 20 the lessees
The Carissa mine Is now working
full crew. The air compressor has been
put on a suitable foundation so that
work can be resumed with power drills
The 3O0-foot level will be pushed ahead
as fast as possible, and as soon as
away from the shaft far enough, sink
ing Will be resumed The Carissa now
has the proud distinction OF being the
deepest quartz mine In the state. II
being 800 feet deep What a showing
for thirty years mining The ore BODY
In the bottom Of the Carissa shaft IS
larger than found anywhere else IN tlie
mine and shows no Indication Of play
ing ont" as has been so often pre-
dicted
j. r. lbson, manager Of the Mary FL
len Mining Company, IS preparing TO
start 10 its mine. This mine is To-
Gated near the Jim Dyer and has pro-
duced a great deal OF bullion.
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AT THE SACRAMENTO.
Two Cases of smallpox Consol-
idation Not Yet Considered.

A telephone message was yesterday
received by r. F., Coneughy from Super
intendent Benner, Of the Sacramento,
which stated that two pronounced cases
Of smallpox had developed at the mine.
one Of them being a brother OF Mrs,
Benner. Mr.. Conaughy, who has Just
returned from the camp says there are
a great number Of cases out there and
the end Is not yet as fresh cases are
coming to light all the time, some Of
which are quite aggravated Mr.. Con-
aughy reports the Sacramento looking
we'll and says that no intimation has
been received from capt De La Mar
regarding the consolidation OF the Sac
ramento with the Golden Gate and
Mercur. In view Of the fact that
roasting plant Is being contemplated by
the management such an opportunity
might prove beneficial To the Saora-
mento, but nothing Of the kind is yet In
sight.
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HIGHLAND ROY OUTPUT.
smelter Produces Nine Cars Of Cop
per Pigs During February.

The months output Of pig copper
from the Highland Boy smelter south OF
the city closed today with the shipment
OF another car load weighing little
over 10000 pounds. This makes the
ninth car for the month, the aggregate
weight OF which runs little over SAL
900 pounds In copper, silver and gold
This gives an average Of about 20 GOO
pounds Of pig copper produced daily
by the smelter from the 200 tons Of
ore which is shipped from the mine each
day. There has been no word received
regarding the rumored smelter enlarge.
ment. but II is confidently expected that
It will become a reality In the near
future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-28
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Abstract Of file, county recorders Of
fee, Salt Lake City. February 9th:
II. G. Hilken TO a. H. Grouse.
warranty deed 3x6 rods north
east from southwest corner lot
g. block 26. plat b .. %. &. ...,S 1900
A. +. Lawson to Lee B.Ney. war
ranty deed, acres In northwest
quarter Of northwest quarter
Of section IS, townhsip / north,
range ] east e. .. b.. .,......
Phoebe y. Ottinger 60 G.. l. Ham
ilton, warranty deed, lot Z, Mob
Hill subdivision block us. plat
D, -" ~.,,..'.,.~. leo
A. D. Park to j. 5. Morrow. war
Tanty deed block 10 and part Of
block ~. Park Dale subdivision $50
A. Hanauer Jr. to A. f. Edwards,
warranty deed. parts lot and
10, block |, Heath's subdivision
block 80. plat z o.. ... $50
Ephraim Catfall to Mary Judge,
lOx6 rods northwest from SOUTH
east corner lot l, block Sc, plat
D. 49,. ........,. 80, 1900
Aaron keyser to Eliza Wells,
warranty deed. Sxi0 rods north
east from southwest corner lot
s. block IS. plat B =. :. =. $500
l.. j. Kilbourn TO E.A. Mas. quit
claim deed half interest Z & /
lode, West Mountain . O.. 81. d. 5000
Z. A. Mas to Shawmut Mining
company, quit-claim deed. u &
! lode. West Mountain =. ;. 80. iO25O
Mary A. G.. NJ. Timperly to Rich
ards Irrigation company quit
claim deed, interest Richards
ditch. Little Cottonwood creek. !
John O'Connor to Pacific Invest
ment company auditors deed,
li5xilh feet northeast from
southwest corner lot s, block
s., plat A, part lot 5. block 80.
plat 3, two deeds ). e.. mum. 30
--
Total go. &C." =. 80. "......Sls,ts2
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MINING NOTES.

The Carisa. of Tintic, had a car Of ore
on the market today.
A car Of ore was on the market today
from the Columbia. Of Bingham.
The Swansea, Of Tintic reported on
the market today with five cars Of ore.
Three cars Of ore were on the market
today from the South Swansea, Of Tin
tic.
The Mammoth marketed two cars Of
concentrates and two cars Of crude ore
today. I
The Conklln sampler reported nine
cars OF ore from Tin,lc and two from
stockton today
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
four cars Of ore from Tintic and one
from Bingham today.
]. II. Give Is expected back from a
visit 10 the Charm mine In the Detroit
district tomorrow
Glen r. Boutwell,. Of the Sacramento
and Petro mines, Is expected home from
his trip 10 California tomorrow.
Two cars OF ore were on the market
today from the Hercules Of Stockton
Two more cars are promised early next
week.
+. f. Bostwick Is UP from the Orlza-
ba claims near Black Rock. Willard
county where he has been doing some
exploration work and reports an en-
couraging mineral showing IN the dis
trict.
Superintendent Joe Farren Of the
Glasgow and Western company's mines
al Copper GulCh, New, says that the
mines are being worked satisfactorily
and are giving good account Of them
selves
81. George News The ST. George Cop
per Mining companys smelter blew In
Tuesday and Is running In grand shape.
The new smelterman, George j Law
renee. arrived from salt Lake Wednes-
day morning and is IN charge. The new
water jacket Is a big success.
Manager a. G. Lamson Of the Bing-
ham Tunnel company has ordered a
compound centrifugal electric pump for
use at the company's Bingham proper
~. II has a speed Of l,S00 revolutions
per minute and Is capable ~ raising %
per cent sand In its regular work with
out Inconvenience.
Vernal Express: Lorenzo Hatch has
secured the right 90 work the copper
claims In the Split Mountain belonging
TO Milton Lyon for six months, with
the privilege Of purchasing the property
al $500. II the deal Is not consum-
mated at the expiration Of the bond
Lyon gets the benefit Of all develop
ment work
Manager Thomas Weir Of Ajax and
Dragon Iron mines at Tintic is back
from the East after selecting. In COM
pany with Mrs. Weir, some Of the ap-
pointments Of their new home on
Brigham street Mr.. Weir reports the
inquiry Tor worthy mining propositions
just as good as ever, while wildcat
schemes have have received a set back.
Simon Bamberger Is hrr
an extended visit 20 Washington and
New York Mr.. Bambergcr did not 90
south as anticipated owing to the fact
that his stay III the north was made
extremely pleasant by a number OF
friends, Eastern people are reported 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-28
Bingham Property Sold.

f. A. Mas and wife have conveyed,
by qult-olaim deed dated December 80,
1898, to the shawnut Mining Company
for consideration OF il025O. the U and
mining claim at Bingham. At the
same time a quit claim deed from A. j.
Kilbourne to Il. A. Mas was filed for
record conveying Kllbourne's half In
terest I'm the claim for $1,000 This lat
ter deed has been in escrow since Aug.
20. 1899.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-28
CHICAGO MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Feb. 2S.-cattle-Recelpts'
1900. Generally stronger. Good TO
prime steers, 5ql0c higher, at 5.OOQ6oO;
poor to medium strong, i009iSJ, stock
ers and feeders, 350a475; COWS, 1900
AS: heifers S.25a455, Gamers, 2.25q
2.sO. bulls, 2.eOGA25; calves. 5OogI i5i
Texas fed steers, 100000, Texas oulls'
a25q31j.
Hogs Receipts. today, $4,000; tomor-
row. 10000. left over. 1855. Generally
steady 10 strong Mixed and butchers
4.70d4.S0. good to choice heavy. 4sOq
492is. rough heavy. i6inA75; light, $50
alSS: bulk Of sales, 4s0QiS5.
Sheep-Receipts 1900. sheep strong
to shade higher; lambs, lOc higher Good
70 choice wethers 5.iou5.S0i ialr 10
choice mixed. 4400595i western sheep,
b25a5.go: yearings. 5.75Hse0 native
lambs. 5.OOd7S5. western lambs, s.o0q
TAX
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas city, Feb. 2S-Cattle-Re-
celpts, 1900. Market strong Natif
steers. 400a575: Texas steers, SWa4o
Texas COWS. 3.oOG255; native cows ana
helfers, i.50G4.i0; stockers and feeders
sled5.25 bulls. 200aiOO.
Hogs-Reoeipts 5000. Market hrm
Bulk Of sales. 46jdt75; heavy, 1850
AIS, packers, 462hM475; light. 4t5f
4.12is: mixed. 450nt6Ih; workers, 46OG
4.esis: pigs. 3.50a45o.
sheep-Receipts 1909 Market strong
Lambs, 3.75G7.oo; muttons, S.oogS.iO'
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2s

ence Of the vein. they tunncled into the
hill for the purpose Of cutting the vein
$50 feet below.
IL Is "A curious fact that the work
that cost some company thousands Of
dollars was abandoned within a few
inches Of the much sought Tor vein Of
ore.
The new owners have not yet had
an assay Of the ore but they will have
II tested at once and ascertain It's value
as they are now sure Of a good body
OF IL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-28
SWANSEA POSTS
DIVIDEND TODAY
Total Paid in Dividends Now Ag-
gregates S22L5OO.
HIGHLAND BOY SHIPMENTS.
Strike Reported In ], s.e Ew,ng Can.
yon- Rich Gold ore In the q d Jim
Dyer Arizona Platinum.

The directors OF the Swansea Mining
Company met today ana declared the
regular monthly dividend OF 8 cents
share, or 5000. payable on March 10Th
The books close on March 9Th
The payment OF this sum viii make
the total amour, paid in dividends by
this mine reach the sum Of s22i,500, and
as the mine was reported to be looking
fine at the meeting today there is every
probability that the swansea's earning
capacity win not receive a cheek for
long time to come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-28
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
CONFUSED AT THE OPENING
Wild Tuttuaton in Speclaldss on Wall
Street Today
Third Avenue Gets Heavy slump
Cotton marse ENcit d-Llye Stock
Stosg Produce weak.

New York. Feb. 2s-1he movement
OF prices was much confused at the
opening both In the specialtles and in
the railroads Purchases by the shorts
carried Third avenue up to san and
good gains were made by other stocks.
Later the announcement Of the dlssolu-
ton Of the syndicate attempting The re-
Organization Of Third avenue produced
renewed liquidation In the stock which
dropped to 50ls. Simultaneous attacks
on other local issues occurred and they
fell iq2lt. with the offerings OF Brook
Ign transit very large. Sugar dropped
to l.Oii4, and the metal stocks also be-
came heavy. A rally IN sugar OF 2
points helped the general list somewhat,
Tulrd ay,nue o ga but other changes
were mainly fractional Indifference Of
the railroad list to the wild fluctuations
In the pee allies invited a buying move
ment under which most Of the promi-
nent Issues advanced q point. Many Of
the specialtes recovered strongly but
although Third avenue regaIned rs high
point II failed 10 hold the rise. and
the market showed general firmness on
a FIRM demand
Third avenue rallied strongly to 81
and shorts bought the local traction
stocks. causing rallies Of 2is TO 6. Sugar
reacted to l.O7 When the demand
from the shorts was satisfied the mark
ct showed some hesitation, but a good
demand continued for the railroads.
The closing was active and strong at
the best prices and at net gains
throughout.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-28
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

omaha, FEB. 2S--Cattle - Receipts,
$500. Market active. stronger. Native
beef steers. 400G5,40; western steers
s.9OG4GO. Texas steers, 315GASO; COWS
ana helfers. 325d425; Gamers, zoo
325. stockers and feeders, 3.6O4l.sO;
calves. 400dI25; bulls, stays etc. 2'IS
GSi5.
Hogs-Receipts. s.lOo, Market shade
higher. Heavy. .47od4so, mixed 40
light 46oa47O; pigs, 4OOa4.5O; bulk OF
sales. 40.
sheep-Recelpts. $500. Market firm.
Yeariinss. 5O0G6 90; western muttons,
5.25d5.eO; stock sheep, i.OogiSo, lambs
b75Q5.S5.
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ExCIrED COTTON MARKET.

New York. Feb. 2s.--Great excitement
prevailed In cotton circles today on con-
tlnued heavy buying, largely for Euro
pean account, but to considerable eN-
tent, also IN the way Of public specula-
ton in this country. Prices during the
morning in the local market advanced
l2di7 points on the old crop option,
while the new crop options had only a
sympathetic and partial rally. The sum
mer months were In great demand for
covering short contracts. AT one o'clock
March was quoted at g.06 cents May
s.O5. and August, SOL the highest prices
since 1895.