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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-01-30
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.

Over the wilds of ocean and of shore
Through the broad wastes of air flashes
word.
Without a guide, invisible, unheard.
Borne on those magic currents circling o er
The steadfast world. it pauses not before
A point is touched, alone in earth or sky
Responsive with Il subtle sympathy,
And 10. tbs sealed in mystery no more!
% human voice that SpeakeSt to deaf ears,
O human heart that findest feeling dead,
Somewhere beyond the league-long sllences,
Somewhere across the spaces OF the years
A heart will thrill to thee, voice VIII Dless,
Love will awake and Life be perfected
John Hall Ingham in the Atlantic.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-01-30
EMPLOY CHILD LABOR.
State Factory Inspector is Making
investigation at Oshkosh.

Oshkosh, Wis, Jan. 21.-[Special. J.
State Factory Inspector Williams of
Madison is in the city to prosecute some
of the mil-owners of Oshkosh for alleged
violations of the state factory laws. An
investigation has been in progress and
warrants will be issued some time today,
according to statements of the inspector
Employment of children is said to be the
ground of prosecution. During the
threatened .woodworkers strike last
spring it was made a part Of the ulti-
matum that child labor be abolished in
accordance with the state laws. The
strike was averted but. the state inspec-
tors have taken theScde and have ia
vestigated the 1hsttter~
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-01-30
THREEaM MINERS KILLED.
A Fatal Accidents in Mine Near
Hurley.

Hurley. Wis, Jam 81. Especial. An
accident occurred aas the Superior mine,
located one mile West: Of Hurley, and
owned aid operated by the Odanah Min
ing company, yesterday, that resulted ia
tally to three miners ..and injured two
others: While atimbering on the eighth
level .of shaft~No. 2. the timbering gave
way ard carried Fred Lind, Victor Fred
-rfcEson and Walter Graczeski to the
floor of the level and instantly. killed
them. Charles, Nettefhtad and joe EVA
mo were injured, the latter so badly that
be. may not live.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-01-30
The Decrease OF Crime.

y remarkable fact to which attention
is called in the.report of the state prison
conn ission is that the number Of: the
inmates in prisons of. New York state has
fallen off in four years from 1861 to
1O.33.-iU, or over Is per cent. There
would seem some ground, therefore, for
the gratifying assumption that crime IS
diminishing American
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-01-30
Coustf.ucr ,Long%Ice Roads.

West Superior, Wis, Jan. 7.-[Spe-
cial. l-Lumbermen are now beginning to
make long hanlssof:: logs over. iced roads:
Hauls as long as five. or: six miles were
heretofore Seldom made on account of
he great trouble and expense in making
he road, but 1t seems this winter to be
necessity on account of the lack Of
inOW.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-01-30
MARKET REPORTS.
Milwaukee, Jan. 81. 1000.


EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.
1Jc for strictly fresh: held fresh, d0M11c:
storage, 9G10c; seconds, 5@6c. The receipts
We're 156 cases.
Butter-Market steady. The receipts were
10,s25 lbs against 1914 yesterday Fancy
or extra creamery, per h. 24c: firsts.
o0c; seconds, 1Sc; extra dairy, 100
zoe; lines, 15@17c; packing stock, 14@15c:
roll butter, 15@16c; whey butter, 9@11c;
imitation creamery, 1SG2Oc; grease. 4@6c.
creamery, although some dealers look for
g slight decline next week. The demand
is normal for this time of the year. Extra
creamery sold on the board at 231Ac
Cheese-Steady. The receipts today were
S070 1bs aga inst $3.50 yesterday Full
cream fats, per C b: 1I1a@12c; New York,
@13c; brick, fancy, 1O1a@111ac: inferior, 9ha
@101ac; limburger, fancy, 11@1f1ac; import
ed Swiss, 24c; Block Swiss, domestic, 12M
121ac; Loaf Swiss. 12@G13c; Sapsago, 17@
100; farmers 11M12c There were nuIner-
Gus offerings of cheese, but no bids. Trade
is 7ery dull at present.
NEW YORK : Butter = Receipts, 2447
pEgs: steady: June creamery, 20@23c; West
Receipts. 222S pkgs; firm fall-made fancy.
large, 12a4G13c;. fall-made fancy, small. 1924
G13c; large late-made, 11A012c: small late
made, 12@12Ac. Eggs-Receipts, 4479 pkgs;
easy; Western 17c loss off; Western un
graded at mark. 13@16c. Sugar-Raw firm:
fair refining, 3 15-16c; centrifugal 96 test,
1, Lice .l molasses sugar, 3Ac; refined strong.
19@24c; dairies 1S@22c Eggs-Steady;
fresh, 1412c Dressed poultry-Firm; tur-
keys, DC; chickens, 71a@Sc.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-01-30
STUDENTS DEATH
WAS ACCIDENTAL.
A. .. Eurns Of Beloit Drowned
While Skating-Ventured
on Thin Ice

Beloit, Wis, Jan. 27.-[Special. l-Evi-
dence before the coroner's jury, investi
eating the death of A. D. Burns, the stu
dent drowned yesterday, shows conclu-
sively that death was by accident. Mr..
Burns had evidently skated onto very
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-01-30
MILWAUKEE LIVESTOCK MARKET

HOGS-Receipts, 1 car: market 1Oc high.
er; light, 4.45cl4. 60; mixed and medium
weights: 4.65@4;75; fair to good heavy, Ago
"a. 70; fancy selected hogs, 4.75@4. so.
CT steers, medium to good, 1850 to 1900 fbs
4.25@5.o0; fair to medium, $50 to 1850, 3.s5
@4ao;e heifers oo good to t choice S5oa4 81
2.65; bulls, common, 2.75@3.15; choice, 3.25
@3.75; feeders, 800 to $50 lbs, 3.656l4OO
stockers, 500 to 750 Tbs, 3.25{63. 10; veal
calves, 6.00@700; mixers and springers
common. 20.OOM30.00: choice heavy cows,
40.00045. 90.
bnctpp 5 nSne oo maE abs ste co
mon to choice 5OOG6.00
Chicago receipts: Hogs, 10000; cattle,
400; sheep, 1000
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-01-30

Racing men as promoters are becoming
numerous Out at Los Angeles. McFar-
land and Stevens have taken the Coli
scum track; at Louisville Kimble has or
ganized a company, and now Jay Eaten
has taken the Vailsburg board track at
Newark
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
uonGumelier.

Sooneprrf for S'iolbborg og aalerup
Renisbeter anlbofs Suft Z. W M { er
btiiftet til Sosneprait ior lltterslep paa
eo0ono.
6orlebeu inbiattes Rrouf @uIftao |
alfeo og Sicnutsleu Sitter. Snbiaitellen
foietoqes Of gronii 10 cher.
9labieu iom Brofesior / Sirfsbiitoris
peb llnioeriuetet uil blipe beiat ueo Ronfnrs
renee. 5oreIsbig bar Der mrlot iis 4 aipi'
rdnter: Ranbioaterue Ammuno en-,
Oscar Anbsrfeno s form lam Or.
phil. R oItefsn. st 5orlpb noe oil uios,
Of 9ano. 1orm oster al tratte is tllba9e.
@s6 Or5iuutioncu 9useaI BEN "a.
Oft. / Dor 5rue Rirte I aebenbapu blsu fsls
ge1oe ibsoIosiite 6auoioater o.oinerebe al
Biifop Reroam: &oier Sacob en-
1ielfen 1ftergoarb %beitiitet I'll Sogs
neprqit o9 StoleIorer pna 9poro. Ruu0
Ggeberg H9btlo beliItfet til adpelau
pro persona for Gornbp Neui8heo paa
ama9er. Sobannes 9eter emit
70 aibtlsm til o%rbinertt UebbiPlper bos
Sogneprpfen ueo Ct. Stefans airte. 6arta
ui9 8beooor einar Sabl I'll Orbit
nsret w, ~obiGIprr hos Encyclopaedia oeo
gtioslpIeli { Stralleanltalt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
Smaa We0belelier.

Yl00ig 3aaD. Paa en- @naro
SteDeS 0 8 n pso Sgbp (9pdanb)
opftoo Der forIeoen ouer en- u~betpoeIiss
beo Crib me1sm Susbonoen oS en- lies
neiteturI, JON ban FAB Os brat meo.
Rarten srsb oa en- @aHsl O9 Jog ben
ino bag Dret paa 9asbenoen, Der foIot
bsbioffIss ON. 3arIsn iparfsoe nu
busbonoen / Wapen meo fine lr9Ifo.
st Rtbben bratteoe os trenste IND i
9uu9en. Den o~uerfaIones 3IIitnno er
me9et bet9nteIig, o9 Der mares IOiuI
ON, bDorpsot ban tan Ieue.
g~sIfjaaleu 6otelejer. gaa 9OteI
v5reosIlfsu9rt" / Jreosrifsuarf
blsu Der forIeosn bsedaet ct fratt Ipus-
ri, ioet 9oteleier 9arens Psuss-
fasle blsp bortfiaaIet fra Rontoret.
Raslen inoebolot 400 Rrouer : &on.
tanter %foruben fere Sparefasiebe9er,
Ipbenoe paa ret %bstpoeIise gsIsb. Ga.
gen er mslbt til Politist. Wan bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
IRA &irfelibet.

pOiiOr RieIen / RRsbp isser sftsr
5OrIpbeube fin Gfltsb. 9r. RieIitn fl
fun SO aar el., msn bet sr NOT bans
Gst at isse Sitting iom Reilspreft.
paitorens 5nmiIis bar / nOssu lib bait
Bolis | 9eaerup, bucr BON siet en- glao.
2anoets GIofte $ralf, Batter
emer. Sten Gen en-, ber Dor paa
6rsoeritsbsrs. bar feiret fin 80 Vars
6soielsoas.
= 6orIsbsn Ssnbns iaoDisbes 6eIs
Ierup 8irfe. SnouisIien fOretOs.s
Of Sieuanbs gifOp, Or. tsoI. 8sr.
b q m, buorsftsr pator 6ansRod
ptabifeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
| WARD COUNTY,
NORD DAKOTA.

Ouer 500 Dante bar ta9ei 9cno ibsns
ne aOlonl, uouaI9t al airreiamfuneets
ROmite, % al bieie bar aue,tbe 400 bp-
lat fig Der. 6nonu baUes Der sObt
gano mar Slationsr.
Der tiIiran9ss bauIfe 5orret iin9s.
mGno gpen gopbtas / SettIe 1eniet.
Den life % 3ois 1irsoog busr
Noaneo iGlses paa be fIeits 81 iiioner
biuige 6%eturbiueiter til gouoisa t eqer
be tan faas fra minneapolis til ganbes
D,o at beussuoe fig til 500" 9anens
ganotontor.
2iseIebes buuss prarieIonb | Minnss
lotto os DatOta, os biatat StOuIanb
/ Wiseonin os Widisau paa vSOo1
5ernbanen. 9aue Ssrnb1nspriisr. -
StriU efter 9anbtOrt os iuuprsrebe 5ors
tIarinser til
ID. w. CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent 800" Ry.
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15

fom par ennIfe nbipilei al en- RInmp. Der
bslob al l%siffumpn. 6isr. arslbaar Os
bssuosn inoebolbt 100 d snbut t.
tebe 4.Tommsrs 3 . M, I Jerns
Struetnapper til
Speubbanbfer, 8 Sfruer, 8 for'
ffsqia formeoe 9erntpttsr, /
StaaIpen % l Z Etntnapper
Retoaets 8rst uar 76o @ram. Ruins
pens famltot gagt Omtrins 1900 9tam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15

sner asbitebsr mee fere So9us Tan
MISUNDERSTANDING trGos ioumen til
iaass GuaO. nOur ct SOsns RsniSbebs.
raao forlauaer bet.
Deb Yiftatier Of YropI sIsr 9iitop
iamIes Nsnisbsosroaost for at mscosle,
buao oisie maatte QUITE at erfare, o9 foE
at irembriuse W%snisbeosns DnIfer.
Renisbtbsrnobet 1faI / Acknowledged
untsrtstts Praifsus @srnius alt, buao
Der Tan tisne til at pGtte, iturte Os leoe
ct lunbt triftslist 9ip / RsuisbeOen.
SeO Rutsipu itaI Wenisbeosruoost
eipe Rebe for at gore Spnst Opmart.
iOm pnO, builte ierIise dOrbeorinssr
eGer anitofeIier, Der maatte pare nso.
Uenbise saer snitslise for at ses Rirtens
auieeIis Os 9arbisbeO Os @uOstisHe.
tens 9sitibeIisbso.
Rsniebsosraooet tossr gsIutnins
ON. buiIten al be til enbuer Eio autorl.
iereoe SOinebsser, Der faI btusss ueo
@uostieusfen.
Gil 6remme af en- fri tirtslis 6attis'
pIeit. ifOI Nenisbeosraaoet f@OrOaIte be
Dlioler, Der benbsrer unOer BE 6attis
ses aGsis". 6or AupenSesie al s;sis
UliOlsr Os andre Snbtastsr. ION ben
irie tirieIise 5attispIsls maaite Opps'
bare, uFesass OurIist 8ssnftOb for
R~enisbsotn. Os 8esnifabet fremIGsSes
til ofsutIist gfteripn / IA 0ose.
Wsuisbeosruabet itaI bone aet til at
meouirts Uso grGiiefaIosIieu. Anisg.
ming ON gmbeost titles til 8on9en os
inoisnoes Ill &irttminilteriet inesn
Naaneosooeen sfter at embeoet CT op:
luaet Iebist. Winifersn bsnlGsssr BE-
at Anissningsrns, ION efter be siuns
uIminOelise Rtslsr life fan tOmms Bt.
trastnins. RsIten isnosr ban meb be
BsmGrtnln9er, ban maatts finoe AnIees
ming III, sennem Biitoppeu til Rrouiten.
3enne lo%mmsntaIosr iuareif mullet
Bultoratets Dlenisbebsruuo, Tom oa inb.
ltiaer ire Of %3nfs9erus. Snseu tan
inoltiass uosn at baue opnnaet opsr
6aIuosIen al be ofgiOne Stemmer. J
LtIiaIoe Of Sitmmdisbeo. eer Prou.
items Stemme rcGnset, men euers bel.
tn9sr ban life / A~iitemnin9sn. gropittn
iuoienoer ~auissniuSsr Os SnoniQin9s'
Ilite TIL Miniitersn, iom oetpaa inoliiI:
Ter en- al b: pan gliten opieite til t9l.
uonGpnsIie.
Btftsmmslisrus ON Rsnisbsbsrnabets
DeItaseIis / grGlteUaI9 tOmmer beg lite
til A~nOenbeli, pan SosneprGifsembe.
osrne pso 5rus' og Breme,boImsttten
/ Rsbenbnpn, pso Domtuter sQsr oertiI
iuarenoe 9Irter, ioaIanse cisie Smbe.
Der or forbunone meo bsitsmte Yrouite
smbsosr, lite bsuer poa Gmbeoerne iom
Brett uto poi os Slotstuten / Rebeu.
bapn, uso airtene / Gitubsuet, / 6Oipi.
iuler Os Iisneuce SiiitsIier, iamt i
Strafunfiulte, Os arrsfbuie.
80, ansstiusren onbeiuIeoe 5oriInsei
til 1tnssfs geIpiaie.
gi itaI isners siue fOrusoen llnoers
refining ON 5OrbonoIinssruss Sang OS
GeiuItdt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15

u. Wcrtenfen & Ho.S fiorartebe
Suls. Gtstution ofg aar fra Gbiciso 9orss
basea ben %. yiopember meb etstra fsrite
alosles Cog oirefie til Heip gort unter per-
ionlis eebelie al Dor u ileaseut.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15

3 ben oaulfs aOIOni paa 800" gansn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15

Gn @ano meo 100 4.Sommers
Sem | Wauen. 9Dis bet lite par
ODetlGsrn paa giofrup, Der f%ortulis
bet, piloe man nGppe tro bet - men |
ben forsIisssnbe g%eretnins fra 1899
fra gioitrup SinbsipgeontuIt. mebbeIsr
OusrlGss, ErOissfOr 81 ObmeI bI. a..
fsIssnos:
@n mibbsIal6renbs Wonb, Der boube
Iieeet Der | en- GarrGtte for troniif Cor.
rpfibsO msb t0Iriss 6OrfslssIissfOrsfiI'
Iiuser, iOm ban mssst uiais ipttsbs
frem nso, Os iom ban beftreU 1t utnI
at aloser, men iom mGrteIi9 NOT al.
brig brsisoe fig ON aIaser Ousr 5Orbsis
sIissbsiDarIisbsbsr, = bIeu ips meb
WtoueIioelier os bsoe.
Deb unoerisseIien baubs man iunbet
en- ftsrre Spulft | Wnperegionen %
buube 5srueb nentst Of finbe en- Waue.
trait. Nlen Der %funbtss en- MapelGf,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-17

srads but ss has al improscd until il i Z now
Of good shipping quality:
The west drift on the second level of the
Review. at Chesaw. Il In scventy-fve feet.
The men are stiil working in a full breast
Of quarts that ID said to carry excellent
values.
The total amount Of ore shipped from
So 1888. was is, ia tons. From July i. 1890.
tc December 81. 1885. the shipments we're
xxx
s. r. Parrish. late of Leadville, Col. has
accepted the management OF the b. Z.
mine min IN Summit camp The b 2 mine
Company, In which James Ross, the Mon
treal millionaire, IL largely Interested.
XIX x
Andrew Laidlaw. for his firm. Nassau
option on the Marsueri s; and marguerite
Pea Msr,sa camp can e b. G. hr rt;n J;
the oWneps a of tbe prcns M are
On the Poland China, at Chesaw, the
surface work has disclosed two walls of
the ledge. The ledge measures fully fifty
milling 's sanes The 0r mine Suldinss saSe
been completed and the men are now COM
fortably housed at their new quarters.
x X x
George b. McAuley, manager Of the
Company, OF Camp Mckinney, Is reported
to have purchased for $4,000 the interest OF
J. Moran In the Owanogan claim the only
one OF the Carfboo group to which the
title.
The arrival OF the first shipment from
the British Columbia Copper Company's
property is reported at the Trail smelter.
eraging about sixty tons, will be starting
In q few days. The lead furnace Is now all
ready to commence operations. and unless
an unexpected delay occurs will be start
AT recent meeting OF the Republic Gold
was elected president and =. II. Mortimer
ssne T. ss ss pns sPo
err, Colville and John Douglas. Of Green
wood. with the president, form the board
OF directors. The company Is capitalized
f of ns par value of 81 q cens Ths so
pany owns the Republic, Last Chance,
None-such and Hidden Treasurer claims,
in Smiths camp.
The annual general meeting Of the King
County Mining Company, owning the Orc
Denoro mine, in Summit camp Is called
for Monday, February 5, at the Office OF
the company, Rossland The officers and
81 tss ees
president, Ross Thompson, Rossland: Sec
rotary. Angus MacNish Rossland; treas
urer and assistant secretary. Thomas An
Nell Cochrane. M. E., and william A. Cor
bett, of Greenwood; Alex j. Mcmillan. of
Rossland. and Smith Curtis. of Rossland.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-17
GOLD IN THE ST. LAWRENCE.
HiEh-grade Assay Returns From Ore
Taken mt Twenty Feet Depth.

Special Dispatch to the observation-disclosures.
GREENWOOD, 3. c., Jan. 1S. - The
shaft on the st. Lawrence, in Deadwood
camp, is down thirty feet. Recent assays
of ore taken from the two prospecting
shafts gave 80 per cent, copper. four
ounces In silver and six ounces in gold.
total value of 81. This is a remarka-
bic showing. as the ore came from two
shafts, neither of which had reached a
greater depth than twenty feet The prop
erty is the northwest extension of the ia
nous Mother Lode and the surface show
ings are promising. Superintendent John
Peterson is busy completing the building
of q combined bunk and boarding house
fourteen by eighteen feet in size as also
a shaft house sixteen by twenty-five. The
st. Lawrence is owned by Spokane COM
pany.
Situated in the north end of Graham's
camp is the White Cloud claim, owned by
Mccormick & Harper. The owners are
prospecting the ledge by sinking. At
depth of twenty feet they encountered
what Is turning out to be a well-defined
pay streak Of good gold-copper ore Sam
pies brought to Greenwood for assay gave
a value Of s2250 in copper and SO. so In gold,
One of the best properties in Smiths
camp Is the Golcorda. II is situated two
and one-half miles southwest of Green
wood. AT the present time the work con-
eists of running a long crosscut tunnel to
TAP the ledge At vertical depth Of $50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-17
PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices are being offered to the pro-
Queer by the local dealers for delivery in round lots
on the dock and in the ct Seattle:
Grain--Oats. $1,000; barley 1850; wheat. chicken
feed, SIS 5O@l6: bran. $l2; shorts $780,
Hay-Puget SOUND. ssgl0; Eastern Washington
timothy, Sl6Qdl7; alfalfa $3.50 per ton.
Eggs-Strictly fresh ranch, 2l@22c.
Butter-Fresh ranch. ls@2Oc; creamery, SIC.
Poultry-Iive chickens, l2al3c live turkeys. lac;
turkeys 13c: geese. &c; ducks. S250d4.
Live stock-Choice beef cattle, cows 4diic steers,
4Ia5c choice sheep. ita5c: good hogs live, &c;
hogs dressed 6ic calves, dressed large, &C., small.
&c; calves live, large 4c; small, &c.
Hides. pelts and wool-Heavy sound sailed steers.
over go lbs. DC; medium sound. per Id. &C.; light,
sound under 56 lbs, Sc; cows, sound. all weights,
Tie: stays, bulls and oxen. &C; sailed kips. TIC;
calves per H. sic hides. lc less than sailed
dry hides per lb l2Ic; dry culls, one-third less
summer deer, per lb, 25d27c winter deer. dry. lsc@
zoe; papery deer. s@l5c; dry elk. aaioc; elk
4@5c sheep pelts. 25c@$l. 20: shearlings, l5@25c;
ington wool, Ice; dirty or timber burned. 1aanc;
tallow, 2l,d3ic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-17
THIRTY FEET OF COPPER.
Exceptionally Good Strike Reported
ON the Knob Hill Group.

A great strike is reported to have been
made on the Victoria, one of the Old
Ironsides-K Hill group, at Phoenix.
In a long crosscut that has for some time
been under way on the 200-foot level in the
Old Ironsides and Victoria. The Victoria
adjoins the Old Ironsides on the east and
belongs to the CRANKY Smelling Company.
For several months a crosscut has been
in progress from the 20O-foot station of
the No. shaft, which Is being put down
near the line between the Old Ironsides
and Victoria. This crosscut first ran
through a zone of waste and then came
into an ore body of fair grade, which
proved to be thirty-five feet wide. This
was drifted on to the south till the water
got so bad that work had to be abandon
ed. Then u winZe was started and this
has been advanced to a considerable depth.
The crosscut was continued towards a
granite contact on the east side of the
Victoria. and when 1t had gone about 400
feet splendid body Of copper ore was
encountered. This ore body, as good as
the best ever found in the Old Ironsides,
had been penetrated thirty feet at last re-
ports, and still the granite wall had not
been reached. The ore runs we'll in both
copper and gold, and carries good deal
of lime. 1t is an ideal smelling ore and
superintendent A. W. b. Hodges, Of the
CRANKY smelter, is greatly pleased with 1t.
The Grand Forks Miner says that, like
everything about Old Ironsides and Knob
hill. this ore body is of gigantic propor-
tions and IS of itself sufficient to supply
an ordinary smelling plant. 1t adds great
ly to the wealth of the Phoenix camp.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-17
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. JAM 49, Flour--Recepts, IS 800 bar
rels; EXPORTS loo0 barrels market weak and lower.
in sympathy with wheat MI. Minnesota patents. sa'ss
Whcat-Receipts, $4,000 bushels: exports. zoos
bushels; spot. easy; No. red, 73bc I. b. afoat.
prompt. Options opened weak under bearish ca
corn followed by general decentralization. dur
ing which heavy selling for both accounts was
precipitated by astonishingly large increase in
Bradstreets worlds stocks for the week. The close
weak at lie net decline; March closed at 73lc;
May, 71Sc: July, 7lSc.
Coffee-Options closed barely steady, at about the
lowest of the day, at a net loss Of 25@S5 points:
safes, $4,000 bags, including February, 665a6.9 5c
March, 690d6.s 5c; May. 7o5@7. Zoe; spot Rio. weak,
6tc No. invoice SEC; mild, easier Cordoya s3l2c.
sugar-Raw. strong. held higher; refined. firm.
Visible Grain supply.
Special cable and telcSrarh;c adyices to Brad
streets show the following changes in available
Wheat--United States and Canada east of the
Rockies, decrease. 10000 bushels Liverpool Corn
Trade News. afoat for and In Europe. increase.
100000 bushels Total supply. increase. 200
bushels.
Contributed States and Canada east Of the
Rockies, increase. ]. 200 bushels.
Oats-Unted States and Canada east OF tho
Rockies. decrease. $685. 900 bushels.
Bradstrcet's Is informed by cable that corrections
In Odessa stocks are partially responsible for the
increase in European supplies.
Among the more important increases reported, rot
given in the official visible supply statement are
those of 100000 bushels at Northwestern interior
elevators; $4,000 bushels at Chicago private ele-
vators, $1,000 bushels at Kingston and 900 bushels
at Manitoba storage points.
The principal decreases those Of 49, 900 bushels
at Louisville 5000 bushels at Port Huron and IS had
bushels at Pittsburg.
The aggregate stocks Of wheat held at Portland
Tacoma and Seattle decreased $4,000 bushels last
week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-17
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board Of Trade.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-two days business or lack
Of it. has cost May wheat 2sdsc on the local board
of trade. The slump Of yesterday received new i'm
petus today from the increase in the visible supply
Of 100000 bushels. moderate increase would
have occasioned little agitation but for the magn-
tude OF the weeks gain announced by Bradstreet's
about noon. and the bomb-like effect In shattefing
bull expectations. The market had opened rather
heavy in sympathy with the Liverpool decline May
i@5c under yesterday. at 66a@65ic New York, for
eigners and few locals had sold moderately and
some wheat had come out stop orders. These
offerings had been well taken, and at the decline
the market steadied and advanced possibly in syn-
pathy with corn May had touched 6s5c. !. Business
up to noon had been quiet. Then came the ex-
plosion from Bradstrcets Holders Joined the crowd
Of sellers adiing concession to concession TO rid
themselves of an article the supply Of which was
evidently much greater than the demand The
close was q the bottom, May is@lie under yester
day, at 65ta65sc
II was explained that the unexpected magnitude
cezsetica q, 0desaa (teckA