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The Coconino sun., 1901-02-16
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

Nearly 16,OCO tons of potato starch are turned out annually in this coun- try. The potatoes used for starch are the small and injured ones of the crop. Sixty bushels of them yield @ barrel of starch.
 A newly invented match machine automatically cuts the splints from wooden block, dips them, dries the tips and then ejects the completed matches. If splint proves defective it is promptly dropped.
 The interchangeable system appears to have been invented by Eli Whit ney, who in 179S had a contract from the United States government to sup ply 10000 muskets. He was obliged to employ the system by the scarcity of skilled labor
 A wire fence weaving machine has been devised which enables a strong and serviceable fence to be construct ed in position with rapidity and economy. The machine carries a num- Der of spools of wire. and the weav- ing of the fence progresses rapidly.
 The visibility of substance to the eye is no criterion of its visibility to the X rays. The rays cannot see through glass, which is transparent to the eye, whereas aluminium, which is opaque to the eye, is transparent to the rays. The rays can see splin- ter of glass in the hand, but not . splinter of wood.
 Our immigrants from Italy, Bo- hemia, Hungary and Russia rarely en- gage in any line of manufacture.
 Of the year book of the United States department of agriculture for 1899, half a million copies were printed.
The Coconino sun., 1901-02-16
A Bright. Honest Boy Wanted.

The publishers of the famous big il- lustrated weekly newspaper, Pennsyl- vania Grit, are now placing represen- tatives at every post office in Arizona, and they desire to secure the service of capable hustling agents in each of the following towns of Coconino coun- ty: Flagstaff, Fredonia, Tuba and Williams, and in such other towns as are not already supplied. The work is profitable and pleasant. A portion of Saturday only is required. Over 1000 agents are doing splendidly. No money whatever is required. Every thing is furnished free. Stationery, rubber stamp, ink and pad, advertising matter, sample copies, etc. Papers are shipped to be paid for at the end of each month. Those not sold are not charged for. Write to Grit Publish ing Co.,, Williamsport, Pa., and men, tiOn the SUN. 1-26-4
The Coconino sun., 1901-02-16
OF INTEREST TO sTOCKMEN.
Permits to Crase on the Forest Rsserva-
 ton Must be Held by Stookmen.

There seems to be disposition on the part of some few stockmen to avoid making application for permit to graze their stock on the forest re- serves, believing that they have ac- complished something to their advan- tage by so doing. The truth of the matter is, that they have put them- selves in the position whereby their own acts work to their disadvantage. If they have no permit from the de- partment to graze their stock on the reserves they will not be allowed to graze upon the reserves, and this per- init must be in their possession before they bring their stock upon the reserve to graze for the season.
 It is a condition, not theory, that confrOnts the stOckman, and the rules governing the reserves will be en- forced this year. If the stOckman has no permit to graze on the reserves he will not be allowed there. He will have no excuse to offer if this cOndi- tiOn cOnfronts him, for all have been notified number of times and blank applications have been sent to nearly all men interested in stock-raising Others seem to feel that if they give in a half or third of the stock actu. ally owned by them they have got the better of some one. This is another fallacy that will undoubtedly be dis sipated when the proper time comes. There is no need of secrecy, double dealing or reluctance in securing per- mits for the actual number of horses or cattle you may have, and in the end this method will be an advantage to the persons who have complied with the rulings of the department without being compelled to. There is no dis position to work hardship upon the stockmen. There is nothing in the application but what an honest man can sign and comply with every re. quirement without injury to himself, but with the assurance that he may have free range for his stock. It is hoped that all stockmen will see the advantage of complying with the rules, and do so without being compelled to.
 F. s. BREEN, Forest Supervisor.
The Coconino sun., 1901-02-16
RESERVE CONSOLIDATION.
The Outlook for Coconino County More Hopeful-All Parties Concerned
 Heard by tho Secretary.

E. s. Clark and J. c. Phelan, two of the members of the committee who went to Washington three weeks ago to consult with the secretary of the in. terior in regard to the consolidation of the San Francisco Mountains forest re- serve, returned yesterday. MT. Bab- bitt, the third member, remains in the East.
 The committee were received kindly by Mir. Hitchcock, the secretary of the interior, and dates were set for the hearing of the delegations from Flag staff and Phoenix. Portions of two days were occupied in hearing the in. terested parties. The Santa Fe rail- road was represented by Mir. Britton of the firm of Britton & Gray, the Wash. ingt0n attorneys of the road.
 MT. Clark was first heard, and he presented the case plainly and con- cisely and informed the secretary of many things concerning the consolida- tion that had not been mentioned to the department by those who were trying to promote the consolidation. The secretary was under the impress sion that the deal included all the forest within the limits of the reserve, and he stated to the committee that it was his understanding that after the transfer no more timber would be cut, and that he was not aware of any ex- isting contracts whereby the cutting of timber would be continued. In fact the conditions of the consolidation were not exactly as the secretary was led to believe them to be, and one of the results of the consultation will be the further investigation Of the con- solidation of the reserve.
 Mir. Clark believes that the secretary. was favorably impressed with the case as presented by the Coconino delega- tiOn, and while it is probable the con- solidation will eventually take place, when it is done favorable cOnsidera- tion of the interests of this county will be given.
 There is work still to be done before the department, and it is necessary for the citizens of this county to see that everything is done that can be done to prevent any advantage being taken by interested parties against the welfare of the county. MT. Clark is of the opin- ion that stock will be allowed to graze in that portion of the reserve not in the watershed of the Salt River valley.
 The selection of the exchange lauds is now being made by the railroad com pany in Southern California. When the selections are made the list will be submitted to the land department for approval. The president will not issue the order setting aside the forest re- serve until the list of lands selected has been approved.
The Coconino sun., 1901-02-16
Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the post office, uncalled for, for the week end ing February l6, 1901: Anderson, Fred Frazier. Milton J. Akard, Miss Mabel Hois, Frank Black, Mrs. Ada Stamford, F. c. ? Bowers, Mr. Young, w. Hopper Boone, J. R. ?
 SPANISH LIST.
 Sapata, Francisco. When inquiring for the above mail please say advertised.
 T. J. COALTER, P. M.
The Coconino sun., 1901-02-16

HI HID CAA
 ploy, and am about as we'll known as he is. A, grocery is a place where you have cold gus ts of W i n d coming n every time the door opens, and there is @ good dealof r u n min 6 aLout out
The Coconino sun., 1901-02-16
A Grocer Says

guess everybody in Bellevue, Ohio, knows o. B. Callaghan, the grocer. l an
The Coconino sun., 1901-02-16

:-doors too. Anyhow, I catch cold very often, but the minute Ibegin to sneeze I reach up on the shelf and take a dose of Acker's Eng fish Remedy. tell you 1t is wonderful how quickly it stops cough or cold. have used 1t myself, and in my fam. lily for number of years. It works like charm. I suppose some of the folks would have run into consumption before this if l had neglected to keep bottle ready all the time for immediate use. 1 wouldn't think of using anything else for throat and lung troubles. know what Acker's Remedy actually does, so what sense is there in ex. perimenting2 Certainty is better than chance" Nigned) JOHN HoFF.
 Sold at 25c., 50c. and $1 a bottle, through. out the United States and Canada; and in England, at Is. 2d., g. 3d., 4s. Cd. If you are not satisfied after buying, return the bottle to your druggist, and get your money back.
 We duthorize the dbope gudrdntee
 w. H HOOKER CO.,, Proprietors, NeW York.
 For Sale by W. R. Edwards.
The Coconino sun., 1901-02-16
That Bathroom

Better get figures on it at once. have done some of the best plumbing jobs in Flagstaff and will take pride in referring to any of them. I am prepared to do anything in Roofing, Plumbing, Heating or any other job work. Come and see me.
The Coconino sun., 1901-02-16
THAT ROOF

Does it leak? Better get it repaired be- fore the wet season sets in.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-21
METAL.

NEW YORK. September 20.-under
selling orders from the east tin both AT
New York and London eased on to-
day and exhibited n weak undertone,
Trading was on a moderate scale The
close at London found spots standing
at Ella, being % Cd lower, and futures
at Gl11 15s. Copper locally was dull
Mt 16,ac to lie for Lake Superior and
l6%@16ssc for casting and electrolys
tie. There occurred reaction OF lbs
Cd in London for copper under liquida-
ton with the close easy Mt f66 lis sd
for spot and SEC lSs Cd for futures.
Lead ruled quiet at $4.37lS while ut
London values advanced Is Sd to II
Is 3D. Spelter, firm and unchanged at
s4.0bdD4.10 here, and at c 10 los in Lon
don. Jomestic iron markets were
quiet and steady. Pig iron warrants
$4,000 1000: No. ] foundry northern
si5.00@1550: No. foundry southern
St4.00@1450; No. foundry southern
st4.75@15.25; No. / foundry southern
soft si4.759152b. Glasgow warrants
closed at 54s I'd and Middlesboro closed
at ASS 10d.
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ans and Se6 westerns: best. strong:
bulk. steady; good TO prime steers s6.l0
66.5o;- poor to medium s6.i0, stockers
and feeders s250oe5.So; cows s2.s0d
AIS: heifers 81. A@5.0o; Gamers $3.50
ns.ss; bulls sf.s0u4.75: calves $500
SIS. Texas steers sS.00d4.5s; western
steers s3.75G5.T5.
Hogs. receipts to-day $4,000 head: to-
morrow $4,000 head; left over 1000
head: bulk. steady. closing strong;
mixed and butchers S6.50@715; good
TO choice heavy s6.eo6f25. rough
heavy s6.45Q6,so: light s6.60G1o0;
bulk OF sales at s660@6.s5.
Sheep. receipts, $4,000 head; good TO
choice wethers sSeoaS.a0: fair TO
choice mixed ssSOdS.60: native lambs
SS.o0GA75.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, September 20
Cattle, steady; choice S515@6oo;
prime s5.50@5.70; good s5.20@55o.
Hogs. higher; prime heavy $500
1885: best mediums $3.50: heavy york
ers S7.25l7S0; light workers. $1,000
7.1o; pigs S6.50a675; grassers s6.1o4
600; skips si,50G6.5o; roughs $4,000
ESQ.
Sheep, steady: best wethers sSsa4
400: culls and common Si.sb@22si
yearlings s2.50G4G,
Veal calves $7,o0M750.
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ported f.2i3 cars. making a total for
the three points Of 1876 cars. against
l,l44 a week ago and 6sS last year.
Primary receipts were i.S29,4sl bush
els. against last years 1.Sl5.sia bush
els. Argentine shipments this week
were 1890 bushels. compared with
ga. 600 last year. Seahoard clearances
in wheat and flour equalled 100 ,44S
bushels. The seaboard reported three
loads taken for export.
Corn was irregular but in the main
steady. December opened ise 10 sc
higher at SOC 10 5sAc on good cables
and reports OF low temperatures. There
was a moderate demand by local bulls.
but at the opening bulge large indi-
vidual quantity came out and Decem-
Der declined to 5stkc. AS soon as this
selling was over the market recovered
rapidly with many shorts covering till
December touched its hign mark at
5a%c. There was still plenty of long
corn offered on bulges. however, and
December closed weak Nc lower at
5S&c. Receipts. 16f cars.
Oats were q shade easier and only
fairly active. The market was a mar
row one after the first hour and inter-
est conferred chiefly in May. December
opened lsc higher in sympathy with
corn at $3.50 sold to s6tAc and closed
weak depressed at sSe. Receipts, w
cars.
Provisions were active. the volume
of business being larger than for any
one day in twelve months. The CHER
support was by packers. January pork
sold between sl6.07Ih and $500, and
closed CSC higher at s16.sb: January
lard ranged from Ss.45 to ss.f719. and
closed 22ise up at $3.50. January ribs
closed zoe higher at $S55.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat. 20 cars; corn, AIS cars; oats,
230 cars; hogs. % 900 head.
The leading futures ranged ms follows
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/ Matter for Consideration Among
stock Market ManlpuIators.
(BY AssOciated Preas.l

tby ASSOCidlth fFoS.J
NEW YORK, September 2o.-The
principal incidents in to-day's stock
market was the recurrence to the con-
sideration of spectators of the money
market outlook The Unexpectedly
heavy movement Of currency to the in
terror for the week by express, as re-
ported by the banks. was the immedl-
ate cause of this development. The
early advance in the stock market was
checked when the published estimates
made their appearance and prices sold
off. practically wiping out the earlier
gains The estimates do not include
to-day's operations and as yesterday
was a holiday and practically no bust
ness was done on Saturday, this show
ing is only for four days. Yet the
shipments Of money to the interior by
the banks were the htayiest OF any
week in the season. reaching $780,
256. compared with s3,797,S1S last week
The announcement late in the Cay
of an engagement of s500,0 in gold
at Paris for import had only slight
effect on the market. as the exchange
rates is considered too high to bring
any considerable amount OF gold yet.
The rate to-day continued steady and
was affected by the large selling OF
stocks for London account under the
disturbing influence o, a considerable
military success for the Beers. The
violent and erratic Quotations in Anal
gamated Copper were also disturbing
influence in the market.
During the early rise in prices. the
same influences prevailed as for some
time past, especially the conviction that
a plan is progressing for the merger
OF all the Vanderbilt railroads By the
formation of a financial company to
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.

NEW IohK, September 2o.-Com-
mercial Advertisers London financial
cablegram:
The British reverses in the Trans
vaal created depressing influence On
the stock market at the opening to-
day with the result that initial prices
were generally lower Then American
stocks showed strength and the mar
ket rallied somewhat In sympathy.
Tintos sold down to 52s. on rumors
that the Amalgamated Copper Com
pany is overstocked with material.
American stocks opened up firm, and
then eased off on liquidating sales.
Prices in turn hardened in the early
afternoon ant were buoyant at the
close on New York's all round support.
Gold to the extcet of 100000 has been
sent to Egypt
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PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. September 20.-The grain
trade in general was quiet to-day De-
cember wheat. closed NC higher. De-
cenber corn nc and December oats Nc
lower Provisions closed an active day
at zoe to Csc higher.
Wheat had little strength of its own
and was accordingly dull, following
corn for want of stronger influence
December opened shade to h@Ac
higher at 71hc to INC. There was a
small outside demand which brousht
December to 71skc. but with liquidation
and support withdrawn the price eased
off 10 707sc. The market became dull
but steadied on covering, and closed
&c higher at 71h671Ac- Local re-
ceipts were 1913 cars. five of contract
eSade. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-21

Chicago, September 20.-Wheat act
ed indifferently early, opening about
where 1t closed Wednesday and Yield
ing some, but became strong later
Liverpool did not sympathize with the
weakness here Wednesday. The move
ment was not considered heavy for two
days. Clearances were about 500 900
bushels for two days. Argentine ship
ments were 1872 900 bushels. The mar
ket was helped by a private cable re-
porting the crop in serious condit on
from drought. The trade was gener-
ally light.
Corn-Was weak early on selling by
Ronsoh. Prices broke Sac. under the
close of Wednesday. although there
was frost throughout Kansas and Ten
nessee. The Price Current declared
the crop not materially affected by the
cold weather. The market recovered
its decline on some improvement in the
cash demand and on buying by local
bulls. Receipts. 1877 cars, with AIS for
tomorrow Primary receipts very
small Shipping sales about 10000
bushels.
0ats-Weak early on the same sort
OF selling as in corn, led by Robsons.
They rallied partly with corn. Patten
was the best buyer Receipts, 90 cars,
with 230 for tomorrow. Clearances,
10000 bushels.
northumberland strong, active
and higher on good cash demand and
buying by the shorts. October and
January lard advanced sharply. then
broke about IS cents. but rallied AGAIN
toward the close. Stocks are being
rapidly reduced. Market closes strong;
10000 hogs tomorrow
SLAUGHTER.
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. Bid; Asked.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS.
Specials to White & White.

Specials to White q White.
NEW YORK, September 20, 1920 p.
m-The tone at the opening of the
market was strong, and stocks seemed
to be in good demand. London quo
tatiors came a fraction below our
parity. but the level of prices was high
err than on Wednesdays close. The
features were the strength in Wander
bilt shares, particularly New York Cen
trail and Union Pacific. o. the grang-
ers. Atchison scored good advance
in the first hour of the trading The
principal interest, however, conferred
in the Amalgamated Copper shares,
which showed a loss Of ia points after
the early trading From this point the
stock advanced steadily about points,
and the belief gained that the reported
reduction in the dividend rate waS not
likely to occur or the low priced rail-
way stocks, Southern railway common
and coalers showed considerable
strength, the former selling at new
high record price. In the afternoon
market the buying was Tess confident
and under the influence OF the I'M
certainly about the Amalgamated Cop
per dividend prices sagged and in some
instances they were beIow the open
ing. The developments were CT a ia
vorable nature, inasmuch as the long
talked OF gold imports were actually
commencing by the announcement OF
engagements aggregating $1,000,000
coming from France. Arbitrage houses
were sellers from the beginning. their
transactions amounting to So, 900 shares
or even more on the selling side. The
money market was easy. Exchange
was quiet at slightly firm quotations.
Demand sterling s4.S4A to s4S5.
LADENBURG.
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. Eek. dividend.
Mining stocks.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, September 2o.-Close:
Money on call, steady at 3h1ih per
cent: last loa. and lpling TT, lc
Prime mercantile 2apcr. 5a96 per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with act
ual business in bankers bills at
S4.S4A @485 for demand, and at So
s33s@h for 60 days; posted rates,
$4S3h and s4.S6: commercial bills,
S4S1A @4S2A.
Bar silver. 5sbe.
Mexican dollars, 451ac.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. September 20.-There
has been poor attendance of buyers
to-day in the market and business gen
erallv has been on an Indifferent scale
Staple and fancy eottons without
change in prices. Print cloths, narrow
and wide, firm but inactive. Linens
are firm with quiet demand. Burlaps
are dull and easy to buy at last weeks
prices.
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COFFEE.

NEW YORK, September 20.-The
coffee market for futures opened
steady with prices 8 points higher
Market was finally Arm, with prices net
10G15 points higher and total sales 3D.
$50 bags, including September at si.-
9O@5; october at $5 November at So;
December at $5.15@5.25; March at
s5.40@5.55; May at $5.50d5.70; June at
$500. July at $3.50; August at sou.
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against i.5is.S2O year ago and 2.iis.-
us In 1899 Wheat Is stronger with
less speculative support and more ae-
tual cash demand. Shipments abroad
continue heavy despite much Interrupt
ton during the past week. amounting
TO 033, ass bushels. against S2l9.2i1
last year and S.242, T6i two Years ago.
Failures for the week numbered i57
In the United States. against 2ll last
year. and 20 in Canada. against SS last
year
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NEW YORK, September 2o.-Dnli-
ness prevailed throughout the after
noon session, except in Amalgamatsd
Copper and continuance of the ae-
tivity in Erie and Southern Railway.
Amalgamated sold, first down, and then
up, on conflicting rumors in regard 20
Ehe dividend. Less than ave minutes
before the close a report was circulated
throughout the room that per cent
had keen declared as a result Of which
the stock advanced III per cent only.
but after the close It developed that
only the IL per cent had been deelar-
ed, being a reduction OF y per cent
from the previous dividend.
There IVES rather more general trad
ing throughout the room this afternoon
than has been seen for some days, but
there is hardly enough public interest
shown either way to WELD influence of
any account fo-morrow's bank state
ment is expected to be favorable, and
will perhaps hold the market some
what. but we have no reason TO change
our opinion of the general situation.
C. F. HUDSON & co.
Local stocks.
Corrected nv White q White
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OFFERED RESERVATIONS.

Hong Kong. September s0.-Viceroy
Tao-M OF the province of kwang-
Tung and Kwang-Si, and Viyeroy Iiu-
Kun~Yi, of the provinces of kiang 81
and Kiang-Su. have forwarded their
designations TO Sian-Fu, accompanied
by protest against the usurpation OF
power by the anti-foreign conserva-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-21

Chicago, Ill. September 20,-Wheat,
December, 71B@71A; May, 74B@74%
Corn, December 5S5s bid: May, 60% q
SOS Oats. December, 361s; May 3Sss.
Pork. October, s14.92; January, $685..
Lard, October, s10.17; January, 1855.
Ribs. October, 1855; January. $3.50.
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DICK BROS. & co.
NEW YORK, September 90 4 p.

NEW YORK, september 20. p.
market opened with
generally strong tone, and moderate ad-
vances took place throughout the list.
The situation was unchanged over the
closed business day of yesterday, and
there was no particular news to infu-
ence prices in either direction to any
great extent. The Vanderbilts and the
leading granger system we're again the
conspicuous stocks in the railroad list,
while In the industrial department A.
C. P. was the centre of attraction, the
rest of the industrials playing but a
small part in to-day's market.
Money continues at the same level as
in the early part OF the week. The
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BACK IN WASHINGTON.

Washington. September 20.-The
presidential train arrived at 9;25 a. m.
President Roosevelt Immediately en-
tered a carriage and was driven to the
White House. All members Of the cab
met who went 10 Canton returned with
him
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hank statement will no doubt make a
favorable showing, and late in the ses-
sion to-day the announcement OF a
100000 gold shipment from Europe
was made.
The general market sold OF some
what from the highest prices of the day
and trading became duh at the close.
J. S. BAGHE & co.