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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-07

LONDON. Maj e.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales today numbered 1850 bales The
demand was keen. especially from French buy
ers. Cope Of Good Hope and Natal grades were
very trm few lots were taken for American
buyers. who aio took several parcels OF the
best merinos anc medium cross-breds; Following
are the sales in detail: New South Wales. 400
bales; secured. ssedals lOd: greasy. s4dQis "a
Queensland, 400, bales; secured, Is sddls lid.
Victoria. 3 500 bales: secured Si1d4ls 1od greasy.
5I1Gdls 20. Soush Australia 100 bales: secured,
Is Idols I'd; greasy, 5AqIlhd. Tasmania. 800
bales: greasy, sizdais Sd. New Zealand. 800
bales: secured, eitd67ls SID: greasy. 5d41s I'D
Cape OF Good Hope ard Natal. 200 bales; secured
ll1dals l0d: greasy. 6AQshd.
ST. LOUIS Nay 6.-wooi active and firm:
medium grades and combing i5alsc: light nne.
AQ17c: heavy hhe. l0Qi3c; tub-washed, lsQ27isc.
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Hogs-Kecelpts, o,uU, shipments, 800. The re-
cepts to-day were comparatively liberal show
ing a gain OF 1.o0o compared with a week
ago and a year ago. The quality generally was
Up 70 the standard OF the past few days, there
fore there no occasion for any change I'm
prices on that Unfavorable reports from
other places. however. had a weakening infiu-
ence here and there was no important demand
from outside sources Consequently the market
opened with the bidding lower and a few trans
actions were made at the start at decline of
about sc in prices. IL was evident how
ever that packers would have to take a very
large part OF the supply. in fact than they
really wanted. and the were demanding a decline
OF az least i0c from yesterday. Sellers OF course
were not In position TO make strong fight and
finally acceded TO the terms of packers. Sales
portion OF the supply and therefore the general
market could be considered right around Toe
but a few loads remained in the pens unsold
sales to-day ranged from s6.65 TO sf05 and the
bulk of the supply sold at s6.s0l6 90 Quota
lions:
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OIL CITY, May s.-Credit balances 80: GER
tificates bid Shipments-Pennsylvania s4.sS5
brls: average. 10. lie brls: Lima, SO 267 brs;
erage, $3.50 bfls. neutrality-suspicious.. S3.o5{
brls; average essi bris; Lima. &C. lie brls aver
age. 4l.6Ss brls.
SAVANNAH. May s-Turpentine firm at CSC
Rosin firm: A, Il. C. ID. +. s-75; r. s1S0: q.
SIS: III, 81 25; sass; X. So; NJ. 10; N. s3.i5:
window glass. 81. %; water white 1855
WILMINGTOE. May 6.-Spirits turpentine-
Nothing doing. Rosin-Nothing doing. Crude
turpentine quiet at 81. $.25 and $50 Tar firm
at $f.65.
MONTPELIEE. May 6.-Crude petroleum
strong; North Lima. sl-is: South Lima and Indi-
ana, Sill
NEW YORK, May 6.-Petroleum steady. Rosin
steady. Spirits of turpentine steady at zed49l1c
CHARLESTOE. May 6.-Turpentine nominal at
44c. Rosin nominal.
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Receipts OF grain have improved some
what OF late. but farmers are still too busy
TO deliver grain at the railway stations and
most OF the arrivals are from elevators
and storehouses at way stations. Attend
ance on call Is fair and bidding is spirited.
All receipts that come up TO grade are readi-
~ disposed Of at the following range Of
prices. as reported by the secretary OF the
Board OF Trade:
Wheat steady; No. red. 7sc track. &c on
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, MAY 6-Poutry-Alive Irregular:
spring chickens. 1sd25c: turkeys 10G11c. Dressed
firmer: fowls. lac; turkeys. l5c.
ST. LOUIS. Eiay 6.-Poultry steady; chickens.
10iac: springs. a7q2Sc: turkeys, lie: ducks, lie:
geese. 4Gi5c.
LOUISvILLEi May 6.-Hens. 1od1oisc per 10:
large chickens. i2gisc; young chickens. s4Gs per
doz.
CINCINNATI May s.-Poultry steady: hens.
10i5c: springs. Soc: turkeys. loo.
CHICAGO. My Tive poultry firm: turkeys
10Ql2c: chickens. 12IzGl3c-
BOSTON, May ESPECIAL l-Poultry easier;
fowls, lSlkc; turkeys. l6c.
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eadine futures ranged as follows:

and steady Wheat-No. 2 spring, 7s%QS0c; No.
9, 74a7sc; No. 2 red; 7S,s@7s%s SornENo; 2
white 32a.l35Mc No. 2 rye, 4sh@50c. Barley
Good feeding, S7dSsc: fair to choice mailing. ~
@5sc. Flaxseed-No. ]. s11o; No. l Northwest
Contract grade sl2 so. Mess pork per brl. s17.75
ais Lard, per 100 lbs, s9d905. Short rib sides
6oose) SO 25Ge IS. Dry-salted shoulders (boxed),
S. 37iaels.50. Short clear sides (boxed) Ss6212Q
975. Whisky-Bass OF high wines. sl-S0.
Receipts-Flour, 80 100 brls; wheat, 1000 bu;
corn 252 coo blu; oats 2ss 600 blu; rye, IL. 400 bu
barley, &C. 800 blu. Shipments-Flour, 2O.SOJ brls;
wheat lO5 400 bu; corn, III, 300 bu oats, 137 600
bu; rye, 900 bu; barley. $500 bu-
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Cotton.

NEW YORK! May e-cotton-spot closed dull:
middling uplarfds. 10.25c: middling gulf. 1i.l5c.
Sales
NEW ORLEANS. May 6.-Cotton-Futures very
steady. Spot cotton firm. Sales. $500 bales,
Ordinary, S-g5c; good ordinary, i-i6c. low
micdling, i3-f5c: middling, 10 s-i6c; good mid
ding, lie; mfiding fair. IL l1-i6c. Receipts.
4, 126 bales; stock, "a, 452 bales.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 1884 per cent; dis
counts, 3ss. Consols. 92tsQ92 lilo
PAFIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 9Sf soc
for ths account Exchange on London, 25f
19c fof checks.
Notwithstanding on London, pom 4spf
for checks.
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MONETARY.
Rates ON Loans and ExchanEe-Clear-
ings and Balances.
wednesdays Quotation,

INDzANAPOLIS.-Comp paper 4@5
per cent.; time loans, 500 per cent. Clear
ings. I,056, .4e; balances, $296.47
NEW YORK.-Call money easy at 262N
easy: sixty and ninety days, per cent. I;
six months, AZ. Prime mercantile paper
4%d5i@ per cent. Sterling exchange strong;
ass 10 for demand. $4.S4.9OQ4 a. IS for sixty
days; .posted rates. $4S5G4 S51a and Sass;
commercial bills, $4.s41kQ4. S4ss.
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NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 54hc; Mexica,
dollars, 421ac.
LONDON.-Silver bars. Esd an ounce.
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NEW YORK. May 6.-Butter-Receipts $50
packages. Market steady. State dairy, i7d2ic;
extra creamery, &c; creamery common to choice
l7Galilc Cheese-Receipts, 2.6ss packages ola
steady new easier State full cream. fancy old
and colored, 13%Ql4c: small colored l1kc;
new email white. l2Ac: new large colored, u&9
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Treasury Statement.

WARRINGTON, May 6.-wednesday's
statement of the treasury balances i'm the
general fund, exclusive of the $4,000. 600
gold reserve in the division Of redemption.
shows:
Available cash balances. ........ 1923 6s2, O9s
Gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. no 745 ZIG
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Dry Goods.
NEW V0Rl

NEW YORK. May 6-The dry goods market
shows little indication OF Improvement. although
q few inquiries are being made for fall and buy
ers are evdentl; beginning to feel that IL IL neces
sary to buy more less for the future. Prices
are unchanged. and manufacturers are unwilling
TO make concessions.
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q. o. Richter. porch. s2l North West. s75
II. Wilkinson. barn. III North Norwood 81.
+. T. Lallef. repairs. 1872 North New jersey
J. O. Miller, shec s1s Buchanan $40.
w. and s. lockwood, cottage. IS Ruth. t1,5oQ
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Instruments hled for record In the recorders
Office of Mariof county. Indiara, for the twenty
Alvin HS CRUDE Il S.. a. to Edith p. Sellers.
Lot g. Sar1vel Registers add. South
Allen Myers ei ux to Alice v. Hatton,
Lot AZ, Myers North Iliinos-st. add t55o.0o
Sheriff OF Marion county to X. Newton
Young pt of the y, Sec 30. TIP IL,
John A. Smith ct ux to r. Newton
Young, pit of. the . y. Sec 20. Tp IL.
sheriff Of Mslion county to Mary f.
irusise.s' s. p Prssp e 4 add - ... sns
Susan McKer:sn 70 Adam w sherer:
i2s city on Of sndianapoiis .o :. @ $4,000
Jonathan Is. jackson ct ux. 70 Howard
M stanton. trustee: Lot L. nisnsrs
90 add ......t l.W
Boyd NJ. Ralescn executor, 10 Mary Z.
Rouse. Lot s.. Miami Powder Companys
West Indianapolis sub ..-............... 10000
Herman III. Biinkman ct lax. 10 Ella 4.
Cain. Lot ls Cleveland Place add. eoo.o
Lot a.. Columbia Place add. ........... 5000
The ]. b. AAree Manufacturing Com
3 ssa and e n 'e Grseeland PARK 5000
Howard NJ stanton. trustee, &c Jonathan
IL. Jackson Jet TX. Lot Y. Kisners
amended Br,oksiGe-av. SUBJ Fletchers
Meridian Heights Association to Frances
place '' 10000
James Howard ct ux. TO Annie Tibbott.
.. Drake & Aayhew's I'd add ........... 1880
Charles oeftstins to Mary Elizabeth
outiot I2O, city Of indianapolis. ......... 10000
Charles T. Buyer ct ux. 10 Fred Cline.
Lots 40. lsl and las. Reagan Park add. s.7oo.oo
Francis r. Jennings ct ux- TO Frank Van
Camp Lot p clarks North capitol-av.
sherin Of Marion county to Interstate b..
L. and S. Association. Lot % and pt OF
Lot go Blk %. North Indianapolis...... 1.25e.oo
Transfers Il: total consideration BIZ SSs 10
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPO-
LIS. May 6.-Catte-Receipts light; shipments
none. There has been change in prices far
this week. but the tone of the market is quite
so strong as it was last week. The demand for
fat cattle. especially butcher stock. holds up
well, but tho outlet is very limited for the COM
mon kinds and the tendency is toward lower
basis. The Lest calves are still worth s616.50.
Quotations:
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prices paid by shippers)
Poultry-Tom turkeys, &c: hen turkeys, 10c;
chickens hens, 9izc cocks. &c; ducks. young. 10c;
geese $8.25 per doZ-
Cheese-New York full creams, HE; Swiss.
Ice; brick 15c; limburger. 12c.
Butter-Choice roll. 1Sc per ID; packing stock.
12c.
Eggs-Steady at 13c per doZ.
Wool-The market East very quiet. with
price tendencies decidedly In favor of buyers.
Local dealers paying for wagon lots: Good
medium merchantable unwashed, lie; coarse and
braid 15c; heavy merino, logic; half-blood, 12Q
l4c: bury and cotted. l2al4c: Western. 12c.
Feathers-Prime geese. 30c per Id. prime duck,
zoe per Id.
Beeswax-3oc for yellow, 25c for dark.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Green-salted Hides-No. !, 7hc; No. 2. sic;
No. calf. loo; No. calf, sIac.
Tallow-No. ], SIC; No. 2. NC
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Inferior to best pigs. +.
Roughs and stays
49,. 4.50d6- 60
49,. s.MQ6.65

Sheep-Receipts. 100; shipments none. The re-
ceipts to-day were only about half as large as a
week ago and only about one-fourth as large as
year ago There were not enough to interest all
BUYERS In fact hardly enough TO attract local
butchers. Therefore, the trading was quiet and
IL was less difficult TO negotiate sales
at steady prices. Finally, however, the better
grades OF sheep and lambs sold on that basis,
but spring lambs We're lowe. Clipped yearlings
SOLD as high 1915. wool yearlings -. clipped
sheep 81 and spring lambs S.. Quotations:
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Metals.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

ST. LOUIS. May e.-Metals irregular. Leal
weak at n.l7h! Spelter firm at $50.
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d to choice steers. 1850 lbs and up

wards goa {. 25
Plain Tat steers, 1,SJo lbs and upwards Also 500
Good to choice LOO to ,S0O-b steers. ASA 5 10
Plain fat LOO to l,S0O-lb steers....... 400 80
Good to choice 900 to l150-lb steers.... 450G $50
Plain fat 900 to 115o-lb steers. ALSO LEO
Choice feeding steers, l,W0 TO 100 lbs. 400 AIS
Good feeding steers. 300 TO 1.100 lbs... 4356 AS
Medium feeding steers. 500 to 800 lbs. 1000 T. 25
Common to good stockers.. $500 so
Good ITO choice helfers 400 ASS
Fair to medium heifers.. 1000 435
Common light hetfers $3.50 3.75
Good TO CHOICE cows....,................3 65q 435
Fair to medium cows....................3 1850 $50
Gamers and cutters ...:............... 1909 Us
Prime to fancy export bulls ........... $3.50 400
Good to choice butcher bulls............ $3.50 80
Common TO fair bulls. ASA BIS
Veal calves 500a g. so
Heavy calves 1850, $50
Good to choice cows and calves. 0CGl50 00
Common to medium cows and calves. 30 00Q530 90
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Common to medium cows and calves. 30. 00Q30.00
Hogs-Receipts small; shipments none. All of
the improvement noted yesterday was lost to-day
the market being off sc all grades. Changes
in values do not affect conditions in the least
the local demand for all weights being steady
Only choice heavy hogs selling above
81, the outside figure being $40. Light hogs sell
up to $3.50. The market closed quiet and steady
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Hcrses-The receipts of horses for the closing
auction sale this week conducted by the Blair
Baker Horse Company were fairly liberal. about
500 head having been offered, against 30 last
week and $50 year ago. good kind OF horses
were represented in the consignments. and quite
a number could be considered high class There
was about the usual attendance OF buyers and
very fair demand but. on account OF the plenti-
ful supply. sales. rule. nar1iy up TO
the standard of last week for the best selections
and fair TO medium horses were probably right
around $5Q10 per head lower. The conditions
existing in the market this week indicated that
the busy season is drawing to close, and Ii is
generally believed that there will be continued
gradual reduction in prices in the future. Sales
to-day included extra coach horses high
$3.50, and heavy horses high as S225. with
extra draft teams high S475. Medium to
good heavy chunks and drafters sold from Sis to
$175. and smaller workers from S75 to Sis.
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Coal and Coke.
nnraAI -rInon

Anthracite. S.; Blossburg, $50; Pittsburg.;
S5.25; Kanawha, $525; Raymond, 1928; Jackson,
$3.50; Jellco. $50; smokeless. $3.50; Camel, 81;
Brazil block. s4-75; Greene county, lump. s.25;
Greene county, egg sS.75; Jackson and kanawha
coke, $40; lump coke, 15c bu. 1925 per % bu:
crushed coke. Ice bu, 81 per % bu. Bags, 25c per
per ton extra, second floor carried in cellar .
from wagon, 25c extra by wheelbarrow. chute or
basket.
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Seeds.

Seed clover. prime. S. 75Gf7. Is: English. clover
Sc 75a7.*5: aisike. ssqi2. Timothy. prime. s23
21e Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. 81 sodI-75; ex-
ira clean. 6ed1oc. Orchard grass, $2(I2 25: red
TOP. 90cqyl15. English bluegrass, 81
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THE JOBBING TRADE.

THE JOBBING TRADE.
(The quotations given below the selling prices
or the wholesale dealers.)
Candies and Nuts.
Candies-Stick. 6hc per ID; common mixed.
SIC: grocers' mixed. &c: Banner twist mixed, Sc:
Banner cream mixed. 10Q11c: old-time mixed, Sc.
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds 17G20c; Brazil nuts.
12c; hlberts, lie; peanuts, roasted, 7QSc; mixed
nuts, 13c.
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Drugs.

Alcohol. 81. 5212 20: asafoetida 4oc; alum. 21kGl
&c; camphor, 6Sq70c; cochineal, 30Q55c; chloro-
form. 5s965c; copperas. brl. lie; cream tartar.
pure. 32q35c; indigo, 65Qsoc: licorice. Calab.,
genuine, 354iOc; magnesia. carb., 2 OF, goa &c,
morphine. p. q W., per OF, 81. 35a26o; oil berga-
mot. per Id. 50: opium. s.. 5oQ3.75; quinine. p. &
w, per o. 2343sc; balsam copaiba, 55q60c; soap,
CASTLE. Fr, 15gl6c: soda. bicarb.. 2Aq3c; salts.
EPSON. 1&q4c: sulphur -four. 2&Q5c; saltpeter. 8
iodide potassium, s2.45g25o; bromide potassium,
37q40c: chlorate potash. 15G20c: borax. 9Q12c
cinchonida. 3lQS6c; carbolic acid, &c; cocaine,
MUIR, x.554i75.
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Approximations. extra fancy. $3.50: Rome
$50: Willow Twigs $3.50.
Asparagus-Home grown, per doz 25c
Rananas-Large, g. per bunch: medium sf "a
Reans-Florida. green. Sc: wax, So s
Cabbage-New York Danish, SIS per tom. ns,v
Texas. per brl. s22.
Cocoanuts-s4 per bag.
Cucumbers-sl.O-
Crapes-Malaga per key, 81.
Honey-White. 17iac per 10; medium dark ,sc
Kaie-Per brl. 5oc. -
I,emons-ENtra fancy Nerdelia. $50 size 60 o.
box: 500 size. Sc: California, per box, $3.50
Potatoes-New, per brl, $3.50.
Cranges-California navels. s.. %: seedlin9 60 X
Onions-sc per ooz-
Onion sets-Yelow and red. per blu. anc
white. 75c-
Parsnips-Per brl. 81
Peas-Mississippi. Per bu box, So 90
Pineapples-Per crate. $50.
Potatoes-Wisconsin white. 5sc per bu
Radishes-25c per COZ
Strawberries-2f-qt cases, 50.
Seed Sweet Potatoes-Yellow Jersey per brl %
sweet Potatoes-Kentucky, So 25. -
Turnips-Per hrl. soc.
Tomatoes-Florida. s-basket crates. fancy. 81
Seeds.
Seed clover. prime. S. 75d7. Is: English. clover.
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Sugar-cured Hams-lnoiana, IL lbs average
14a.c: IL TO Is lbs average. HE
Shoulders-Engiish cured. Reliable. IS to 20 lbs
average, 11l4c; sugar-cured Indiana. to 10 lbs
average. INC.
Picked Pork-Fancy homeless pig pork. per brl
200 lbs. SEA; fancy clear bean pork, per brI 200
per brl 200 lbs, $3.50 Also half bris, 100 lbs at
half the price OF the brls. adding soc to cover
additional cost OF packing.
Lard-Kettle rendered. 11Ac: pure lard. 11%c
Bacon-Clear sides, 30 10 40 lbs average, 12%c:
20 to 80 lbs average. &c., clear bellies 20 to 30 lbs
average. 12sc; Is TO p lbs average 13c; IA to is
lbs average. l3lsc; clear backs 20 to 80 lbs
age, 12isc: IL to 10 lbs average, l2%c to 10 lbs
average. 127sc. In dry salt. lac less =
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limited STATES BONDS
United states refunoing twos reg...........lo6
United States refunulhg tWos, coup....s.....lo6
f-nited states threes. reg.................107 i:
United states threes. coup 107i.
United states new tours. reg.
United States new tours. coup................56
United states old fours. .110a
United States old tours. COUP. .l10sa
United states fves.
United States ves 1921.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-13

in gold, silver and copper. with some lead.
 Arizona & Mexico G. M. Go.
 The above is the name of a new company that has been organized to work valuable gold mining property about l9 miles from Cananea. with the following named directors: F. w. Sheridan. R. Zokey. J. Cope. c. Pompa and J. Ankle. F. w. Sheridan. who resides at Cananea, is the secretary and manager. and Redmond Toohey is the president. These mining claims are situated in the Quitaca gold dis trict. thirty miles west of Cananea, and are said to be excellent property. A shaft will be sunk 250 feet on the main ledge. and a contract for the same has already been let.
 Calumet & Arizona.
 There is nothing new to report from this property except to state that it is shipping ore regularly to the smell ters at Douglas. and that as develop ment proceeds the ore bodies are get t4hS idi SNi. II any HI creasing in richness. New ore bod ies are being blocked out all the time. and there is enough now blocked oul to keep S everal more smelters going all the time.
 Customs Shelter.
 There is considerable talk of build ing a customs smelter between Naco and Don Luis. Several eastern ger tlemen have been looking over the ground during the past week with this idea in view. There is plenty of wa ter to be obtained in that section by sinking, and it is thought that the numerous mines now being opened up would keep a shelter in that locality busy if it were built
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Bisbee-Arizona.

Several of the directors and stock holders of this company have been in the city during the past week, and have visited this property, which is situated across the divide, near the old Sandy Bob Station, and have in spected the work done thus far, and express themselves as well satisfied with what has been done under the supervision of Superintendent C. T. Clark. They have a good boiler and engine on the ground, and about 1000 feet of cable. Ore is encountered all the way down to the bottom of the shaft, which gives good assay values
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Lake Superior and Pittsburg.

The ore body in this mine still con tinues to grow anG Superintendent HoatSOn wears a continual smile. Drifting is now going on from the 900- foot level in the No. ? to connect with the No. 1 shaft, and it is expected that this drift will also be in ore. i'm, new engine is being put in position at this mine for the purpose of hoisting lore, and it has been put up just in time, as the other engine is weak, and in fact it broke down yesterday
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5n Partje1lar with Other Jm.
 pcrtaM Jnfcrmatien from Per. Scnd1 Observation eee e~ ee.

r in gold, silver and copper, with some
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PoTtd9e Cdkc.
 This property is being worked unGer the superintendency of Gus Funkey, and the work of sinking is going stead fly on It has now reached a depth of 240 feet, and the miners are still going through a sort of sandstone. This. however, is showing a change, which, of course, is believed for the better. The water comes in at the
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Copper Glance.

Nothing has been done on this prop erty since our last visit. owing to the ron-arrival of the diamond drill. This we learn is at Fl Paso. and will reach here in a few days, when it will at once be installed and the mine pros pecte6 on an extensive scale. It will probably Dc in working order within the next ten days.
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Higgins Development Go.
Mountain View.

Two more men were added to the working force this week to assist in finishing up the assessment work. Tn two of the holes where the assessment work is being done, good ore has been encountered, although the superin- tendent cid not expect to find it there The tunnel is now in fifty-four feet. and is in good ore in the breast. This ore assays three dollars in gold, twen- ty-five dollars in silver. and fifty d)l- lars in copper. The board of direc- tors, who are all local men, feel hior- ly elated at the showing made thus far
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MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Corrected daily by Frank J. Graf, Mining Broker)
 Closing quotations yesterday on the Warren Mining District stocks were
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Junction Development CO,
The Butler Group.

Two more men were added to the working force at this mine since our last visit. and everything is going along very nicely The main shaft has now reached a Gepth of sixty-five feet, and is in conglomerate, which may extend for many feet in depth yet. MT. Butler is in charge of the work. and says that he shall continue to sink and find out whether he has got mine or not.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-13

WANTED-50 shares Calumet and Bisbee at s6.00; 5e Junction at $500. Box 401, Laurium. Mich. 12-1f-3t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-13
Bisbee Queen.

The working force at this mine was increased by two men during the last week. and everything is being made ready for steady and extensive work after the first of the year. The most of the work being cone now on this property is assessment work.