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GeneraI NIerchandise.

BAGs-Grain Bags still higher and in heavy
demand at Tlsc; Wool Bags. 3oaS2c' fleece
1w,Ds, cos,L1Sellington, -aSs,lli IS per ton; New wei
linston. IS: Seattle. se SO: Bryant. 90 90:
si4 25 in sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg.
ST. sS Wssn anns s. per s sos
ton in bulk and SIS in sacks: Rocky Mountain
descriptions. IS 90 per short ton.
add Sc. Linseed; 6ac per salioc for
81 sas Ssa1 @ Is. Lucol Sac for boiled and SIC for
raw: China Nut cases. 65@soc per gallon: Co
coahut oil. in barrels. 5sc for ceylon and SOC
Oil. 6Sc; natural winter Sperm OIL s3c: extra
bleached winter Whale OIL. SIC; natural Whale
No. No / Neatsfoot OH. ssc; light Herring on.
boiled Fish Oil. SIC: raw Fish OH. s5c: boiled
Paint Oil. 3sc: raw Paint Oil. Bic
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. ETGoWater Nv White
15Hs EIaine As'ns aae Eossns sn ise Stove Gsso
line IN r. pSE bulk ts iss In IN cases 2sf Motor S
CINE Distillate, iron barrels or drums. &c: No
2 do 6lkc: cases. stsc more Bsnzine. IN bulk
bulk. b. CSC: in cases. SIC,
TURPENTINE-S6c per gallon in cases and
RED AND WHITE LEAD--Red Lead. 7h0
Sc per ID; White Lead. 7i<dsc. according TO
sUGlR-The Western Sugar Refining Conn
rany quotes as follows, per 10. in 100-le bags:
Cubes. Crushed and Fine Crushed. $500:
Powdered. 515c: Candy Granulated. 5-15c; Dry
C,ranuiated. fine 5-05c; Dry Granuated. coarse.
5.05c; Fruit Granulated. 5-G5c: Beet Granu-
lated .tfoe-lb bags only. Lose: Confectioners
A. 5-o5c Magnolia A. 465c: Extra G. 455c;
hall barrels. 25c more: boxes. soc more: 5O-ib
bags. 10c more for all kinds. Tablets-Half
Dominos. Domino se5c per ID No order taken for less
than seventy i've barrels or its equivalent.
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lneed as follows:
Cs.h Grain and Provisions.

CHIcAGo. June 2e.-cash quotations were
as follows:
FIour--Easy No. spring wheat. 81 100
1 is; No. g. s1@1 0s. No. red. 81 o31a; No.
corn, 55Ag55lac: No. 2 yellow. 5512q55 &c;
white. 326I321 1ac good feeding barley, 40Q
42c fair to choice mating. 47d4sc; No: l flax
seed. 81 %: No. Il Northwestern. 81 43; prime
eI2 10 lard. per 100 lbs. 81 25@7 2715; short
ribs sides doose), 81 soar 9o short clear sides
wines. 81 "a; clover. contract grade, $11 759
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Rntter. Chee.e and Exgs.

CHICAGO. June 26.-On the Produce Ex-
chsnge to-day the butter market was steady
Creameries, 16910Ac; dairies 15q1Sc.
EGGsnEasy at mark. mark cases cases era aneraaed, i0c;
CHEESE-Firm at 91aM10Ac.
ELGIN, June 26.-Butter ruled firm to-day
at 20c pound. Sales for the week were 1863,
rounds.
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Condition of the Trea.urv

WASHINGTON. June 26.-To-day's state
ment of the Treasury balances In the general
fund. exclusive of the $50, 600 600 gold reserve
in the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance, $137, ,041 800; gold,
SCI 3335 53l
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Northern Business.

PORTLAND, June 2s-Clearings. sss7. 7.27o:
balances, S185, 420.
TACOMA. June 26.-Cieartngs, $65S 026;
balances, $35. .912.
SEATTLE, June 26.-Clearings. u, ,1S1, 6S3:
balances $234 513
balances $115, 033.
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Beans and Seeds.

There was no further change in anything
yesterday.
BEANs-Bayos. So 5o@4: Pea, ssa3 So:
Butter 81 5oQ4: small White. sos 60; large
White 81 aoq2 80; 1 PINK 81 SSg2 90 Tor for fair ir
are quoted up to 81: Red s. 50dI. Lima
IS I0G5 rs: Red Kidneys. S3@4 so; Blackeyes,
So g5G3 10 per ctl. Horse Beans. 81 S5Q2 40.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, nominal; Yellow
Mustard. nominal: Flax. So 1902 25; Canary.
o66Ac: Alfalfa, 1o911c for California and 129
13c for Utah; Rape, nominal: Timothy, Az G5c.
Hemp 3Q3hc per lb: Millet. 3@3iac. Broom
Corn Seed. S2od21 per -ton
DRIED PEAS-Nfes, 81 T5Q2 25: Green
Peas. 81 1892 25 per ctl
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yisihIe Grain Supply.

NEW YORK, June 26.-The visible supply
of grain Saturday, June "a, as compiled by the
New York Produce Exchange, Is as follows:
Wheat 15.ass, 600. decrease ,ss4 ooo; cor corn p
$4,000. decrease $4,000; oats $500 600 de-
crease 5000; barley s73 OO0 increase 100000
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Northera Wheat Market.

OREGON.
PORTLAND, June 26.-wTIEAT-For ex-
mort: Club. S3@S5c; bluestem. e0081c: for
milling valley S5c. <
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, June 26.-WHEAT-Unchanged
Milling buestcm 90c; club &c.
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Dried Fruit., Nuts, Ralsins and Honey

The situation In all the leading Fruits con-
tinues to strengthen. will be seen by the
New York report In the first column. The poor
prospects of the Apple crop in the East may
have something to do with this. for the price
of Dried Apples largely governs the quotations
for other kinds of Dried Fruit
sFRUITS-Apricots, o'SsJSc for new crup
Royals and 11lsQl2lsc for Moorparks.
future delivery, Peaches new crop. o11Q
&c for standards. 6dI64c for choice, GAG
6I5c for extra choice and 6AQ312c
for fancy. Pears. old. TQ11c; Plums.
nominal: Figs. 2-crown bricks. 45c; 3-crown.
5Oc: 4-crown. 60c; 6-crown. 65c: bulk white.
2N Gt3c; black. 21sG5hc;f Evaporated Apples.
PRUNEs-Old crop. 2a2Hc per ID for the
four sizes and 2a4 Q3e basis for the large sizes
Quotations for new crop are not yet estab-
lished.
RASINS-19oi crop T. o. b. Fresno-Dehesa
clusters 81 ;;sGI1 40; London Layers S5q9Jc;
Loose Muscateis. 4crown. iha5c: 3-erown.
Thompson's seedless. "A AG41ac; ..seediess Sui
tanas. unbieached 2& q3c per h.
NUTS-Walnuts, No. l softshell, 12G13c;
No. 2 10@l1c: No. ] hardshell 12c; No. 2.
roc; Almonds. 16Q1Ic for Nonpareiis. 15G16c
for X l. and Ne Plus Ultra and 1fG12c for
Languedoc: Peanuts 6G7c for Eastern; Pc
cans I16l3c: Cocoanuts, 81 5O45.
HONEY--Comb. 11Q121zc for white and oQ
1Oc for amber; water white extracted. 5z4
t. &C: light amber extracted. 5G5Hc; dark. 80
fPIEESyv Ax-o7a29c per lb
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In May. 1900 the exports were 744s cases
ana 5ll packages. valued at $50. e29. The ship
lnents IN that month included 1000 cases 10
England ana 1000 TO New York. The guam
titles specified packages represent picked
fish in hsrreis half-barrels. etc.
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the inside rates. The Citrus market was in
excellent condition. with stocks Of choice Or
anges extremely light. Lemons were closely
cleaned up and prices of all grades were ad-
vanced sharply. Shipments OF this fruit are
being diverted to the East. where the markets
are frm Huckleberries from Sonoma were
offering freely at 10c per pound. but found few
buyers owing TO the poor and unripe condition
of the fruit
STRAWBERRIES-Per chest. Longworths.
So 50Q5: large varieties, 81 5oq4
RASPBERRIESPer chest. $3Q5
LCGANBERRIES-S2 50G3 so per chest.
RIACKBERRIES-$36 per chest for choice
and 81 50Q2 so for ordinary.
GOOSEBERRIES-Nom
CHERRIESEPer drawer I5cd$l 70.
CURRANTS-S4Q6 so per chest.
APPLES-$f 25 per box Tor fancy. IocQSl
for good to choice and 4oG65c for common
APRICOTS-Crates. 100000: small boxes,
30Q5oc; baskets, 10000; in bulk. sieQ2o per
ton
boxes 75c@S1 %; baskets. 5o465c-
PEARS-Per box, 40cq$1
PLUMS-Small boxes and crates, 5ogooc:
baskets 15G25c: Prunes. 5oG6Oc per crate and
FIGs-Per drawer-single layer. S5g5oc;
double layer. e599oc; large boxes. slgl 70.
MELONS-Cantaloupes, 5CG6Oc for small
and 81 50a3 25 for large crates: Watermelons.
2AG3c per pound
GRAPES-s1Q1 25 per crate:
CITRUS FRUITS-OFanges Navels. nominal: !:
Mediterranean Sweets 81 25Q2: Valencias. S3Q
8 so; St Michaels. 81 75@2 20: Seedlings $40
/ "a: Lemons, 81 25d2 I5 for fancy 81 5002
Fruit. s262 so; Mexican Lines. Siq4 so per
crate; Bananas. 81 5oQ3 per bunch for Central
American and S1@1 70 for Hawaiian; Pine
apples, 81 50Q2 so per Dozen
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Hides. Tallow, Wool and Hops.

Late New York mail advices say Of Hops:
1.-The advices received from the coast reported
the market holding steady on the lower basis
of prices recently established. Dealers were
buyers OF medium to prime Hops at Ice, or
about 1c decline from last reported sales. but
there were no sellers at below 20c. There were
sellers of new crop contracts at 16Q17c. Crop
reports from the coast were favorable. Advices
from up the State reported favorable crop pros
poets: offerings Of Hops. particularly choice
vices from Europe reported favorable crop
prospects. Locally. there was quiet but
steady market Brewers, 1t was reported. were
feeling the effects of the hot weather and
were doing a large business In beer
HIDES AND Sk1NS-Culls and brands sell
about 1aqlc under quotations Heavy salted
steers. l2c; medium. lie; light. lie: Cow
Hides lie for heavy and lie for light:
Staes Sc; Salted Kip. lie. Sailed Veal, 12cs
SaIted Calf 13c: dry hides 19q ls15c; dry Kip.
1Ic dry Calf, 21G22c: Sheepskins. shearlings.
25a4Oc each; short Wool. 5OGI5c each; medium,
9Oc@S1 10: Lcng Wool 81 1892: Horse Hides.
diun,. s. IS for small and SOC for Colts;
for medium 81 for small and soc for Colts.
Buck Skins-Dry Mexican. soc; dry salted
Mexican. 25c. dry Central American. Soc;
Goat Skins-Prime Angoras, l5c: extra large
do 81 25: large. SOC; medium. soc; small. 35c.
TALLOW-No. 1 rendered 3%d4c per lb.
No 2 3631ac; Grease l1aG2hc.
WOOIeSpring clip-Humboldt and Mendo-
cino 2SG3Gc. Fall clip-San Joaquin Lambs.
free 19621c: do, defective. 1TG20c per ID.
HOPS-1so4 crop, 1sG22c per ID. with most
growers holding out for 30c: 1905 crop. Ice.
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potatoes. Onion. and Vegetables.

New Potatoes opened the week with the
market amply supplied but steady under a
good loca! demand and fair inquiry for
shipment Early Rose and Garnet Chiles were
relatively frrner than White. being preferred
for the shipping trade Receipts of Onions
were light hut there was plenty of stock on
hand and the market ruled weak for ordinary
offerings of Red.
The market for miscellaneous vegetables was
heavily supplied and generally weak. Garden
Peas and Tomatoes of good quality continued
firm and some choice offerings of the latter
from the river were held at slight advance
over the outside quotation.
POTATOES -New-60aS5c per ctl for Early
Rose and 40cd$1 per ctl for White; Garnel
Chiles 7OQS0c pei. ctl Old Minnesota Bur
banks. 81 40@1 so per ctl.
ONIoNs-Red. 50Qs5c per sack: yellow.
S1G1 % per cti-
Observation-Disclosures 315d6c per Id;
Green Peas. s1a1 so per sack: String and Wax
Beans 2Q4c per lb: Tomatoes, small boxes and
crates, 81 25@1 so: large boxes -; Summer
Squash. 25G5Oc per box; Cucumbers, small
boxes, +0f50e; large boxes. 81 25G1 80; Cab
base SOC per ctl: Carrots, 75cG$1 per sack;
Garlic. 3@4c per III; Egg Plant. 5G6c per lb;
Dried Peppers. 10G121ac for sun dried and 13Q
lac per lb for eyaporated; Green Peppers. log
15c per Id. Green Corn. s1d1 as per sack and
7SIT2 Dfr crate. 1s.-.
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Closing of the Mint.
Dried Fruits in New York.

Ihe branch Mint in San Francisco will clos
lor tne annuaI cleanup and settlement June 2s
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vanced prices in some instances, although no
business has yet been done on the higher basis
as far as can be learned. Spot unchanged
with choice at 10Ac; extra choice l0isQ10Aci
fancy 111h@12c.
RAIsINS-Are in somewhat better demand
on spot and rule frm.s Loose muscatel are
quoted at 4@6Ac; seeded raisins, 5AQ6Nc;
London layers $1@1 15.
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. June 26.-The London tin
market closed steady. with spot quiet at
s139 Is Cd and futures at f13S 5s. Locally
the market continued quiet but steady. with
prices shade higher at $50 50G30 10.
Copper closed about 2s Sd higher in London
at e66 lbs for both spot and futures The local
stock market qto-day showed considerable
strength in all the coppers. Copper Range.
Alouez. Tecumseh and Isle Royale being the
most active Alfouez showed the best buying
for a long time, there being several large or
ders with very little stock offered around the
present level. On the strength OF rumored
rich strike at the Tecumseh mines. the stock
was well bought and advanced easily from
3A to A. lake and electrolytic generally
quoted at SIS and casting at SD 75
Lead was higher at f13 Is I'd In London
and showed firmer tone in the local market
where some dealers were asking higher prices
but with the general range unchanged at 81 so
a CO. Spelter closed at f24 in London and
was also unchanged locally at 80 ~
Iron closed at 49s Id in Glasgow and at
45s AID in Middlesboro. Locally the market
was easy. No. 1 foundry Northern is quoted
at $12 25@1S IS. No 2 foundry Northern at
s15 6og1s 25 No. foundry southsrn 1.e and nc No;
No. foundry Southern at $15 25g15 TO-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Ct. I,oui. Wool Market.

Sr I0I1Is June 26.-WOOL-Steady Med-
- des connbing and clothing. 26d31c; light
AM AM o41sG2Sc: heavy fine, 20@271c; tub
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salmon SHIPMENT. In May.

The shipments Of salmon from San Fran
cisco by sea in May were as follows:
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Meat Market.


Beef and Mutton are lower and the range
in Beef quotations is narrower. There Is no
change in Pork.
DRESSED MEATS.
wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF-5a5lsc for Steers and s15d4l5c per
10 for Cows
vEAI.-Large. GG1c; small TQs1ac per lb.
MJTTTON-Wethers 6GIc; Ewes, 56ohc
per lb.
PORK-Dressed Hogs. 61x99c per h.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good, sound
Livestock delivered in San Francisco. less AO0
As per cent shrinkase for Cattle:
CATTLE-steers. IAGT1sc: Cows and Heif-
ers 5lsG61Ac. thin Cows, 4G5c per ID.
CALVES@@41ac per ID tgross weish0.
SHEEP-Wethers. 3i993%e: Ewes. SqSAc
per Id tgross wefghtl.
IAMBS-s2 5oQ2 IS per head.
HOGS--Live Hogs. $50 to $50 lbs. 5$Q5%c:
over $50 Ibs 5ss sG5ac: Feeders, SC: Sows. 20
ner cent off. Bears so per cent OF. and stays
40 per cent of from above quotations
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fornia stock and OH Exchange.

Street
Cal Gas 4 Elect Corp. p...... 50 50
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
MONDAY. June es-s p. N

UNITED STATES BONDS
RIA Ask Bid. Ask.
A or coup. .105 1851 As or cp new.132 1S- p
IA ar reg. .1O4 fO4Is 3s or coup. .104 loan
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-18
GREENE coNsoLIDATED.

President w. C. Greene of the Greene Consolidated Copper company has issued a circular to stockholders in which he says:
 The production of copper from the mines of the company at Cananea. Mexico, for the month of May, was 5,SG9, ,000O pounds, containing as by products 3S,970 ounces of silver and 292, ,59$ ounces of gold. During the month Of May the company sold B. S69 900 pounds copper at an average price of II. 937c per pound. repre- senting practically the. amout of cop per we had on hand unsold. The same policy will be pursued of sell ing copper from month to montn. as produced at the current market price. While the last sale showed a slight re- ducticn from the previous price ob- tained. there is every indication that the average price of copper will re- main at about fifteen cents per pound fer the balance of tie year.
 At a meeting of the board of di- rectors of your comUany held on Sat urdav. Jure 2. 1905. dividend No. F of 345.C00, being forty cents per share OF the capital stock was declared. Davable June %. 19d5 making an ageregate of s2.S12.C00 in dividends
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EMPIRE STATE.

At the Empire State property the prospecting tunnel is being driven ahead steadily. It continues to carry the ledge matter that it has had from the surface. Some very rice punches of ore are coming in right. along. Su- perintendent Erickson while in the city during the week stated that 4S feet per month were being made in the tunnel He expects that an ore body will be brought in before the 5OO feet that it is expected to go with the tunnel have been made. The present expectation is that when this ore is encountered it will be demon strated that a shaft from the tunnel will be the proper manner of develop ment to pursue. The tunnel at 800 feet in will have a TvpuIr >:, '''''' feet bep1ath the big cropping at the top of the mountain,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-18
COPPER PRODUCTION
 FOR YEAR 1904
GEO. IiCAL Sl 5nET AGENT PAYS ATTENTION TO
 ARIZONA.
Year Showed Considerable Increase. Total Production Amounted to s12,- 557,267 Pounds.

NIT. Charles Kirchhoff special agent of the United States Geological Sur vey, has completed the quantity and value of the copper. lead. anu spelter produced in the United States during 1904 He has in preparation detail ed reports of these industries, which will be published in the Survey S forthcoming volumes Mineral Re sources of the United States. 1904"
 A very considerable increase took place in the production of copper dur ing 1904. The produc.icn amOuntc to S12.5J7 .267 pounds, valued at SlO",- 629,S45. The production for 1903 was 69S,044,517 pounds. The most note worthy increase occurred in Arizona, where both the Bisbee and Globe dis tricts added largely to the product. The imports in ore and matte amount ed to 3S,947,772 pounds: the imports in bars. ingots and old bars to 142,- 344. .433 pounds. The exports of cop per amounted to 564.544,SS0 pounds, noticeable increase over the eXpOr- tation of l9O3 which was only 32O.- 322. .627 pounds. The amount of cop per consumed in the United States during 1904 was 4S5 .592 pounds. a decline from the figure for 1903, which was 5GG,429 .SS5 pounds. In spite. however. of this decrease in il was necessar: 10 ures justifies the statement. however.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-18
NEW eoLD-LEAo STRIKE.

W. c. Potter arrived in the city yes terdav from the Dragons in the VI cinity of Copper Belle. He brought with him some fine samples of gold lead ore that look as if they should go high in values. free gold speaking the rock. The samples came from the bottom of an eleven-foot hole sunk on a claim recently located by MT. Potter. The hole started on an men seam of ore. This has widened m the eleven feet made to 2 inches Ihe walls indicate that the vein is a perina- neut one. and expectation is that as depth is made it will improve Al RunEle. of this city, is interested witD MT. Potter in the new strike, and has samples of the ore on exhibition a' the Kraemer barber shop
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draw upon the stocks in producers hands to tie extent of nearly 5G.00O-- 900 pounds.
 To arrive at the production of mer- chant lead obtained from the mines of the United States is a complicated problem. A careful study of the fig that it amounted to 3O7.00O short tons in 1901. valued at s2G. .4O2 ,O00. The yield in pig lead from ores smelted by works that treat srgentiferous mate rial is estimated. after undergoing the smelling. desilveriZing. and smelting operations. at 95 per cent of the con tents of the ores. The result is tonnage of 21S.000 for 1904 as compar- cd with 199. 900 short tons for 1905. To these figures are added S9.169 tons of soft lead for 1904 and S3.444 tons of soft lead for 1903. making an ap- proximate total of 3o7 ,0oo short tons for the lead productio nof the United States in 1904. as compared with 2S2'- 900 short tons for 1903.
 Returns from all the producers of spefter in the United States show that the production for 1904 amounted to | 1S6,7 TOP short tons, valued at SlS.6I0' 200. The production of 1903 was i I59. .219 shorts tons. This extraordi' nary increase in output was due chief ly to the growth of the industry in Kansas. where a number of new plants
 built ir. 1908 were in full operation. A
 partial report of the stock carried by
 producers of zinc shows reduction
 from 1O.5SS shorts tons on January i
 1904. to 6521 short tons oa January l
 1905.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-18

It is progressing slowly there being seeming lack of definite instructions from headquarters in the east as to just what is to be done. It is the general hope that this uncertainty may soon give way to activity on Lhe large scale that earlier reports e.Gh the east indicated would be the order of things at the property during the summer. There are not many who do not believe that company with the means and determination to make well directed depth in the neighbor- hood will not make a successful fin ish. in which case there would be smoke coming once more from the stacks of Pittsburg & Hecla. Hough- ton and Glance.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-18
AWAITING OUTCOME
 ARE THE INVESTORS
5ONANZAS CLOSE THE WEEK LOWER THAN IN PREVIOUS
 WEEK.
Bottom Not Yet Thought Reached, Though Expected This Month-The Stocks Leading Trading Opened in the Last Few Days.
(By Frank J. Graf.D

The last weeks market in the Bo- nanZa Circle has been an cratic one. In comparison with the previous weeks close We find the prices of all stocks somewhat lower. The market is in an unsettled condition. and we are unable to teii whether lower prices will exist or not.
 From all appearances holders of the various stocks are either obliged to sell or are selling because alarmed al present conditions. intending to buy in again at the first raise. All during the week plenty of stock has been of fered. but only yesterday and Friday was there bidding.
 People are awaiting developments one way or the other. When they arg convinced that the stocks have reach cd low mark they will start to buy. From the present outlook June will be the low month. and ali stocks with out exception are lower now than at the corresponding time last year. While some of the stocks may not De at their lowest figure. you can feel as sured that any of the stocks bought now will reap a handsome profit.
 During the past week Junction and Calumet 6 Pittsburg have been most in demand Junction has been bought from $70 down to $6O. with a few shares bought at s5S. We look for q heavy market in Junction within the next two months
 Closely following Junction comes C. | & F.. which was bought from S25 to $22 yesterday l.. g. X p. has been ! sought after al S3O. while p. & D. has been seemingly neglected This nc l doubt is due to the coming call wk1ch 1 will be due June s24. after whicn 1 lively market is looked for.
 Denn-Arizona held firm al S7. and | nothing under that could bring out The stock North Butte has all the time been the strongest on the board and today We were u3able 10 get any TOT less than S2475. Sales were made in Warren at $10 and s9-5o- Black Mountain lla uemand a6d 5s beins { ,rct6d up around S3.15 and S3.-.,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-18
WILL START MILL.

The PrOspector says. It is under stood that the Tombstone Consolidate ed Mines company will shortly start work on the old Girard mill and re- model the Jwenty stamps with an ad- ditional capacity of twenty more be- sides building a concentrator thereon. This is being done so that the ore can be crushed here and concentrated and then shipped to the smelter at El Paso at less expense, whereas for every ton of ore shipped in it's natur- al state. four or five times as much can be shipped after the waste is ab- stracted.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-18
RIGGING DEVELOPMENT.

AS yet there has been nothing beard from Mir. Higgins since his departure from the city several weeks ago with regard to future plans for the old Higgins Development ground. A4the time of his departure. wnIcn was has. tened by the illness of his sister at Los Angeles. which terminated in death. MT. Higgins said that it would probably be some weeks before he made decision as to future plans for development on the property. and it is presumed that he is yet undecided as to which of the several propositions he has in hand would be the most de- sirable for acceptance
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-18

The ground owners, t is stated, have no plans formed Tor the future as yet. Meantime there IS no work in progress, the property be- ing shut down tight. That it will re- main so long is not believed by those acquainted with results that were at tained with the drill hole sunk fS-'m the shaft. These say that it is mere ly a matter of sufficient money @ sink the several hundred feet more 10 the ere body that the driii found in order to make q mine. The trouble with Pittsburg & Hecla was lha1 the funds of the compaDf were practlcaliy
 exhausted when the drll! Zoe todhd
 the ore way below the ie'ei oi tEe shaft