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The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
PEOPLE ARE CRAzED,


Santiago, Chile, Aug, 2O,-Carlos
Edwards, one OF he proprIetors Of
Mercurio, OF Valparaiso, has arrived
here on horseback from that city. lie
sphnrRs the reports that Almedral
pusrtar and the Principal Avenue
have been transformed into heap Of
ruins, The majority OF the inhabi-
tsntE, be says, have sought refuge on
the hilis, in the parks and along the
ksuSAars. No private. residences are
habitable. In spite. ~ desolation
everything is iINpeIect order being
maintained by the I hoops The mill
t'ry smbulances are gathering up the
wounded and deady A squadron Of
raralrS forming a<Srcsidcntial escor,
s t rom he% folNyalparaiso with
distractions ~ rcQuisiticn of all cat
ana va this place anoYalparaiso,
80 - drive all herds to tn latter
= in order to prevent lENinc
rfedic9l supplies have been sent from
this city, and everything possible is
being done TO assist the homeless, II
Is considered certain that the dam
age will run into the hundreds Of
millions Of dollars. The government
has authorized the provincial govern
msnts to spend all the money that Is
necessary 10 help the earthquake SUI
fers in their distress 4 great deal Of
damage has been done At the mines
in the Noelais ard Caiona districts.
4 number Of houses has fallen at
Tslcs. Atty persons being killed there
and $50 wounded At Melipilla II is
believed that all houses will have to
be pulled down owing 10 the severe
shaking they received and at Saliva
dor and Santa Turno, number Of
tho public buildings will have TO he
razed. Al Jaillai seventy houses
fell number Of small villages in
the inter remote districts we're totally
destroyed. At Terremote the popu-
lace tried 10 pillage the business
houses, which had remained stand
ing, but tho employees Of the firms
successfully defended their places.
II was stated at the observatory to
day that it Is not likely that there
will he any repetition Of the disturb
ances in the near future.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
Fight Over Meyer Case.

Ilelna, Mont, Aug. 2O,--An at
tempt Will probably he made by some
of the members of the Montana Fed
GRAFTON of Labor, which convened
here this afternoon, TO introduce res.
olutions condemning the arrest and
imprisonment of Meyer and Haywood
the officials of the Western Fedora
ton of Miners who are now in the
Idaho jail on a charge Of murder
ing Ex-Governor Steunenbcrg. The
resolution will be opposed by many
members and bitter fight may dc
velop.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
Institntrs for Farmers.

Durant, I, r., Aug, Gothic first
Of the series Of farmers institutes
conducted by the Oklahoma board
Of agriculture is being held here to-
day and is being attended by many
farmers Of this district G. A. Nc
Nabb, secretary of the board, is in
charge Of tho institute. Similar
meetings will he held this week al
Atoka, Chccotah, Muskogco and Vim,
iin
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
SHOCKS
-Four Disturbances Are Fell Within a Few
Hours On The ISIC Of Martinique, No
Damage Reported,

Fort De France. Island Martini
que, August 20 Earthquake shocks
of more or less severity were
felt in the Island of Martinique at
1:15 p. m, yesterday and at 3:47
a. m, 400 and S;37 Il. M. today.
No damage reported
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
Uncle Sam Sells Town Lots.

Boise city, Id, Aug. % "A pub
lie sale Of lots in the government
tovnsite of Hepburn, in the Miaida.
ka irrigation project began at tho
land Office in that town today, The
lots will be sold for cash to the high
est bidder. A similar sale will be
held at Rupert next Monday.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
Convention of Primitive Christians

Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 2O.-The
Unity Society of Practical Christian
ity, an organization of believers in
primitive religion, began its national
convention here today. The meet
ings will continue all week, are be-
ing held in the now temple of the
society, which was decided yestcr-
day.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
To Nominate Congressman.

Norfolk, Nob., Aug. 2O.--The pop
lists of the Third Congressional dis
trict will hold a convention here this
afternoon to nominate candidate
for congress over 200 delegates
arc hero. The result is in doubt ow-
ing to the number Of candidates.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
Ncgrn Troons Rcmnyc.

Washington, Aug. 2O.--Tho negro
troops at Fort Brown, Texas, who
have been having serious trouble
There, have been ordered to TT, Ring
gold, and Co. p, 26th infantry, has
been ordered from TT. Ringgold to
TT. Brown.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21

Santiago, Chile. Aug. 2O.--Fiye
hundred persona are dead in Val.
paradise, as the result of The earth.
quake shocks, according TO the latest
sdviCes based on the reports Of the
refugees. who reached this city this
morning, The monetary loss at Val
psraiso runs into the millions. six
or eight other cities have been de-
stroyed. Railroad, telegraph and
phone systems arc thoroughly de.
moralized and the known dead in this
city numbers twenty. Madame
Mont, wife of Admiral Mont, who
was reported TO he killed, is alive,
but seriously injured, 1t is expected
that the street railways and lighting
system in the city will be restored
today.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
Coming Home.

Gibraltar, Aug. Gown. j. Bry-
an and party boarded the North Ger
man Lloyd line steamer Princess
Irene at 1870 p. NJ. today, and the
steamer sailed at 200 p. m.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
Gold Bcatcrs Hold Convention.

Boston, Aug 2O.-The United
Gold Beaters' National union is hold.
ing its annual convention here today.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21

Buenos Ayres, Aug, Gothic cut
of in the Santiago telegraph line has
been repaired, and hundreds OF pri-
vste messages are being received.
They report everything in satisfaC-
tory condition there and say the peo-
pie are not alarmed. The refugees
arriving al Santiago on horseback
say the deaths number ten and that
there are sixty thousand refugees in
the mountains. The squares are full
of people, who have been driven from
their homes. Thousands are pray
ing In the streets and many people
have gone mad. The government has
declared an indefinite period Of
mourning.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21

When you need ice phone 5G2. 56tf
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21

Rio Janeiro Aug 2O,-Free use Of
dynamite, according to dispatches re-
ceived here, was very effective
against the progress of the fire at
Valparaiso. The fremen we're thor
oughly exhausted, when the flames
were finally subdued. Hundreds of
people took refuge in the ships In
the harbor. 1t is stated that a new
danger is threatened by the volcano
wholInen, which has become very ac-
tive. All of Chile was apparently at
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23

! at Fifteenth and Washington. II will
do the work of a score of men.
MIR. Fraser's machine is not 50 large
/ but ii has the advantage of being por
table and is known as a continuous
mixer''-that Is material may be
dumped into il without interruption
as II moves along and emitted where
desired al any point directly into the
excavation made for the foundation.
MI. Fraser has this machine ar work
on The foundation for the Bucher-
Noodford Packing company's new
plant in the upper part of the city,
where he began the concrete work
yesterday.
This plant will constitute an import.
ant improvement for the upper part of
the city. The main building will be
SoXl00 feet and two thirds of ii will
be -four stories high. The engine and
boiler room will be 30x65 feet. The
main yard Will be paved with vitriied
brick and ultimately the entire prem
ises will be so paved for sanitary rea-
IONS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23
'CA|R0 BUILDING CONTRACTORS
HAVE P-TO-DATE MACHINERY
Doing Quick and Good Work on Cairo and Thebes
Depot and Bucher-Woodford Packing Plant

One Of The results of the eXtraor-
binary activity in building operations
has been To induce Cairo contractors
TO equip themselves with up-to-date
machinery for doing work--more es-
pecially concrete work. of which 4
great deal is likely to be done here
henceforth, as is the case everywhere
where building Is carried on upon n
large scale w r. Halliday and Alex
s. Fraser, who are the leading brick
ana stone work contractors in the city.
have secured two machines which are
attracting much attention in their
operation. They are concrete mixers.
one huge revolving drum stationary
and operated by steam. into one end of
which the ingredients are dumped by
wheel barrow fulls- sand. broken
stone cement and water-and at the
other end ii is emitted into other bar
rows ready for use. and carted 10
where il is wanted to build the walls.
This is Mr.. Halliday's and it is doing
excellent work in the foundation for
the Cairo K Thebes passenger depot
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23

DrunkeAucss. ! was in q fpr..1.p paIdi-
tiOu and determined 20 gel Wen. ] had
good position iu Chr1-p Wairh COM
manded o large sal1ry hri rn''.sei that
unless stopped drink vua.. etcatpHf
iy lose AL wlult -U ~ ~ every
morning. hat grf comfortably ful before
breakfast. Afier several sirrp'r-. NIGHTS
! went ont in SeIr % 81 relief ! fsHuG
The famous James Sauafor'um located
20 lSl3 Indiana ayrnue. Chicago. 3D.
had ll7ari that % was the ONLY
SURE tVEE FOR DRUNKEN
NESS. told them ! wanted 90 lr
cured. hut from M, eypari.nr. aid not
have murh faith BOO 3D. NV faith was
very much lesseupd the next morning
after starting The James treatment g.. ,u
servant came ih my room with big
drink AMI invited me o. have 10. !
couldn't see how they coulG cure me-
thar way
When ! started treatment I was
drinking twenty drinks PER day.
The first day ! drank six ui drinks.
The second day ] drank TIRE 90
drinks
The third day drank oue 10, druk.
III WAS u"f q taPrrnE of prr.e--
hui instead ! WAS fskinc TIM. tonic
liar WIS giving me i'i necessary <fimuil
't'''A+ 'ii''Nt'A us tttf -l'.'t' tNu H4Ii'fI'f
normal aus ! simply dil up- r'ol the
need - whiskey nr hear and $50 pos.
want it.
-'on the fourth day stopped 1li alea
l'slie stinInlahis 81 Hy own accord
Throughout this iiue ] uls atte4lin.
har. smelling. handling ail seeing fta
stun. buf Dr. not eNperieH fhr lel-' lr
sire t. touch iT. and strange to -ay have
nai from iAaf dar - th5~
IN fweniy-fne day- mF rure was r"m-
piete and ! had nnf ll~f - daF from mt
iHlsiliess nor experienced th- least lI-ur-
venienre.
! eat three hearty meals O day. and
Oh my way home tonight stopped to gel
. little lunch. a. ] could not wait fof
meal time
At night sleep ike q log and awake
refreshed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23
MrODJ AEN YORK Bl6KQp [
VINO TRIED 70 RECZA7T |
NNERLlKgESJ vRENERIYC
TIE S4L0QK LESS ALZNoLYC

Ia the midst Of Chicago's SKY -crJ pc.
stands quaint saloon whore more mer-
chant princes Qnench their thirst ylailg
than Ia any similar resort ia the great
Western metropolis Tie place is noted
for its the wines ana liquors aud the al
Effectiveness Of it, interior
Behind the palalial bar stands a man
whose personality j. even more attractive
than the famous resort where he mikes
crinks that appeal 70 the mos, fa>tidious
palstes in the world.
He welcomes the visitor with q kindly
smile that beams with henevolrnes His
splendid physique aud erect carriage de-
notes that he j. every inch manly
man Even pi0usness enters into hs
makeup 50 strongly that il is nothesble
Al glance.
Manliness. piOushess and heneybleuca
have been essential to his history. for ha
d no lesser person than the ex-manA ger
and head bar tender If the famous New
York subway Tavern opened and blessed
by Bishop Potter
The most striking characteristic # thi.
interesting character j. thar he 4. sur-
rounded By liquors anu beers al free for
the taking. that he j. invited hy ems
TONERS 10 less than a hundred times %
Jay 70 haFe something. YET never
touches thing aud declines al offers ia
positive. polite fashion that teuaies
hrmnes> ard = viii power or salf -confis,i
that j. the envy sf al yvhn know hiui
especially those who are struggling un-
successfully with their uncomfortable ap.
petite for drink
This remarkable man Vas asked how
he resisted drink - successfully. IT,
vas fee busy - respond and said tie
statement should he prepared with great
care - ~ detail Ths; night he wrate
the fgIlawing Statement.
Five weeks ago l was drinking
twenty drinks per day. nervous. weak
and couldn't sleep.
Il had drunk whiskey and beer in
oesssHtls for ten years past with the ex
ception u a shorf period following
treatment / took " Nss lork for
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23
ROOT IS At COLON
Where He Was Given Reception Upon
His Arrival From Panama-visit.
ed at Many Points.

Colon. Sept 22.-Secretary Of State
Root and party arrived here this even
ing They left Panama this morning
and stopped al various points along
the line If the canal A reception and
bail were given tonight in honor of
the secretary. after which he EN-
barked on the United States cruiser
Columbia.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23

nouns -
other searches have taught me a lot,
I'd be a fool TO give up now Why,
I'm on the point of finding it. That's
straight
Il might as well have argued with
the wind He never came back
II got pretty much interested in the
mother lode theory myself. but | never
got the idea into my head that /
could find it. Not l. I'd seen too many
of fits victims"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23
THREE WERE HURT
At Chicago Fire Waterman Burned
BY Explosion, Spectator Was
Trsmpled and Fireman Hurt.

Chicago H.. Sept. 22-In fire that
destroyed the paint and color fac
tory Of The Wadsworth-Howlan com
pany tonight, three persons were in
jured. Michael Swartz. night watch
man, was burned by an explosion:
Miss Evelyn Smith was tarmpled up
on in the crush of spectators and
Frank Wall. a fireman. fell from the
roof OF the building. The property loss
Is placed at $780, 600.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23
SON PREPARES To-
Continued from First Page.)

The matter of extradition has been
New York and New Jersey but the ar
rival in town of the bankers son.
Theodore. linked with a rumor that
the latter would also meet his father
and attempt to influence him to fight
authorities tao make the removal Of
their prisoner to Chicago as expedi-
tious as possible
At midnight the Prinz Adalbert
which does not carry wireless equip
ment had not bee sighted and was
hardly expected to arrive before to-
morrow afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23
Offended,

Gunner-So you took Col Frankfort
to see the great Kentucky drama?
Was he pleased?
Guyer-l should say not He was
all right until the uniformed boys be-
gan to pass around glasses of water
between the acts, and then the col
onel got huffy and said It was an out.
rage to the setting Of the play.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23
Peculiar African Forest

The most extraordinary forest in
the world was discovered by DR..
Wel"itsch. and occupies a tableland
some six miles in width. near the
west coast of Africa. The peculiar
ity Of the trees Is that. though their
trunks are as much as four feet in
diameter they attain the height OF
only a foot No tree bears more than
two leaves. and these attain a length
Of six and a breadth OF two feet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23
English Intensity.

The Englishman loves nothing so
much as practical activity. It is this
trait which has raised him to such an
important position in politics and in
dustTy. and which has given birth to
English sport Not this alone. how
ever. but the fact that the English
man does nothing half-heartedly or on
a small scale. but entirely. intensely.
with bis whole heart.-Frankfurter
Zeitung.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23

That hat fish are capable OF making
long journeys is shown by the expert.
nents Of the North Sea fisheries in.
EestlEltloa committee Plalce llbeg.
tted off Lincolnshire We're recapturoH
1lf Winchelsea-a distance of l75
mlles--three months l4ond3n
Answers
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23
CORDIAL WELCOME
Extended to Bryan in Mississippi
Continues Praise Of Roosevelt
and His Ownership Plan.

Jackson, Miss. Sept. 22--Missisa-
ippi extended a cordial welcome to
William Jennings Bryan today. when
he spoke to about $1,000 people here.
Bryan's speech was along the usual
lines dealing with trusts. government
control Of railroads and congratulating
President Roosevelt upon his Demo.
cratic tendencies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23

New York has more children al its
public schools than London; fewer
naupels, a lower death rate; fewer
uninhablted houses; more parks. more
bridges, fewer jails, a better distrib.
ntcd street traffic and higher stand,
ava oi health
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23
A VOICE FROM THE LAKES


there were only 100000 people in that
town and Willis had been accustomed
TO seeing half a million or more. He
felt crampei in so small a place
didn't have elbow room. 50 10 speak
50 he packed his grip and linked for
the Windy burg on the lakes where
his versatile talents will have full
swing in prose and in verse, and
receive adequate recognition. In he
American of the 18th instant appear
the following frG,n Mr. Canadians
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23
To Educate Socialist Politicians.

A school TO- socialist politicians Is
TO be orened in Germany acxt Noyom.
Der. Its object Is to provide political
education for party Journalists. secre.
taries and asltators, The number OF
students Is not to exceed 90 The
school will be support d oat Of the
p;rty funds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23
New Style Of Deadly wesoon.

Dan Merrlck. a lawyer OF AshevilJe.
y c. was recently arraigned before a
magistrate on charge Of assault with
a deadly EeaDCn. to Wit. a-.street car
in seizihg o1e Melton aai attempt.
Ing TO put h.rn in front Of a ra-iiU
moving car
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23
CONDUCTOR DIED
As Result Of His Injuries in Wreck
Near Little Rock-No Passen-
gers Seriously Hurt.

Little Rock. Ark. Sept. 22.-Train
No. ?. on the Rock Island road struck
split switch near Forest City today
and was ditched. None Of the passen-
gers were seriously injured. Condnc
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23

tor 7. NJ. Cooley was 50 seriously in.
jured that he died this evening. The
body will be taken TO Des Moines.
iowa. for buriel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23

Willis Leonard Clanahan formerly
editor of The Bulletin. is now with the
Chicago American H. quit the Post
Dispatch some time ago. after years
of excellent work on the Sunday ed.
tion and IN the daily editorial page,
because they refused to reduce his
salary when he demanded hat they do
so This NAV sound strange. bu5 It is
really true He went to the Indianapo
lis S,ar, where pres umably the de-
sired reduction was granted: but
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23

WANTED-MEN
(By Willis Leonard Clanahan)
When / behold how thoughtless humankind
Like sheep are led into forbidden ways;
How ruthless rulers them all their days
And mortgage them like chattes as men bind
Dumb brutes for pawns and pledges; when resigned
To such dull slavery hey shout the praise
of chiefs who buy and sell them in amaze
lift my voice and cry. oh fools and blnd."
God give us men of independent worth,
Who dare to take an Independent stand.
Both 20 assert their manhood and their birth
And to redeem a wealthcormpted land
These the salt the of the earth
mighty imperishabe band!
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23
Merely TTic. To-

The traders OF Connecticut nevsr
ralmea n wooden rrtmezs on any
one. Il was ekazsed against rhem by
their eaFious business rival but II
sas noi so.-Xes hassa . zis.er.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23
OTTO HAPPSTEIN.
" No. 1913 Market street. Chicago, H."


When 10 is impossible Cor the patient
rn visit the James Sanatorium.
q CURE can be perfected within the
privacy of the patients home The
Iamr~ Treatment j. positive. reliable
cure and viii cure any case 4 sixty
page Illustrated booklet has been pub
s-hri explaining tho treatment. manner
u which 10 j. given. hnw to treat patients
and much other valuable information
The book win be sent fro uu application.
ti.,Sf maid. nader pcrfestly plain cover
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23
Ercn.e "a Ian Pnach.,.-

Alaska formerly belonged to Rus
STA. Perhaps The japanese seal 6sh-
ermen did not know about the sale.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23
IAMEs. HOME REMEnIEs.

~ IN'IFTInI' nm IITT"TI-lI frWpllrS -Ur
Hrur habits ~ an hlis specially nre-
pared io meet requirement Zoo each iudi-
V.iuli case. Free eHpirs furnished
lrug users. Sarl flr literature and tests
moHisIs. Address. iu confidence. Chas.
Il. James. or James Sauatarirm. Mem
rhis. Tenn. Chas. c. James. Jr James
Sauatorium. 221 Missouri Trusf binding.
81 Louis. Mo. or J r. Earl. James
Sanstorium. 1913 Indiana avenue, Oh
cago, H.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-23
STREETS RUN RED.
Concluded from First Page.)

were for the most part unmolested
They were warned however, that they
must leave the city.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-20
wool Market

BOSTON, April 1S--WOOI-A fair move
ment in foreign crossbreds has saved the
wool market from absolute dullness, Prices
hold firm There is considerable complaint
by the manufacturers OF worsteds as 10
the amount of cancellations they are now
receiving. Territory woods have been quiet
here as a consequence of the small stock
available Pulled wool sells freely for me
grades prices being steady at 55a56c Tor
r super, 5Hp60c for A super and 60d02c
for fine A. Leading quotations follow:
Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx and above, $50
35lkc. X. 32d33c: No. !, 3S439c; No. 2 3Sd
4Oc; fine unwa she'd 26d26ikc; quarter blood
unwas shed, 32d32hc; three-eighths blood
33033ikc half blood. 22ikd33c; unwashed De-
laine 2Sd zoe: fine washed Delaine, 36Q31c.
Michigan fine unwashed, 2i025c; qua.ter
blood unwashed. 3lhq32c; three-eighths
blood S2ltd3Sc; half blood 3lhdS2c; I'M
washed Deiaine, 27d2Sc. Kentucky, Indi-
ana, etc, three-eiRhths and quarter blood,
3zaSSc Territory Idaho. fine, s2a23c; heavy
hne, l9GlOc; fine medium, 22u23c; medium,
a6dNc: low medium. 96d27c. Wyoming. fine,
Hq22c; heavy fine l9dOc; tine medium, ga
sc; medium, 26d27c; low medium. 26QTc.
Utah and Nevada. fine 22Ufcc; heavy fne,
1890: hne medium, 22G23c; medium, 26M
&c; low medium, s6627c, Dakota, fine, 22G
sc; fne medium, 22d23c medium, 27@2Sc;
low medium. 26G27c Montana. fine choice,
s4aBc: fine average 23U24c; fine medium
choice. 2td25c. average. 23a2ic; staple, ga
sc; medium choice. TnSc
ST, LOUIS. Mo, April 19.-WOOL-
Lower; medium grades cOmbing and cloth
ing 23q2Ie; light fine, 20q 29c: heavy
IRE, ia ale; tub washed. siQ SIC.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-20
Metal Market,

NEW YORK, April 1s.-METALS-Tin
was higher today with spot quoted at
e177 l2s cd and futures at Rl74 los in the
London market. Locally spot tin was firm
at $SS S5d39O5. Copper was 5s lower I'm Lon
lures at R8 l5s Locally the market was
firm and unchanged. Lake is quoted at
$ls.50a1S.75. Lead was unchanged at El5
ISIS Cd in London. The local market was
firm and with spot quotations ranging from
$685. TO $3.50 Spelter was UNCHANGED in
both markets, closing at EOS lbs in London
and at S60oa6lO IN New York, Iron was
foundry quoted at 4Ss sd and Cleveland
warrants at ass Cd Locally the market
was quiet and unchanged. No l foundry.
northern, was quoted at SiS.506flS.S5 No ?
foundry. northern, at $lsOOd1S35: No ]
foundry. southern, at S1S.35d1S.75. and No.
foundry, southern, at NT.5Od1S50,
ST. LOUIS, April 0-METALS-Lead,
firm, $535G5,37lR. spelter, firm. $500