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The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12
Iur1es Drawn.

The drawing of the Grand and Petit iurics was completed this after noon the following persons being sclected:-
 GRAND JURY-J C Duff, J II smith, Ed. Eyton, F E Fogg, Geo. Meade, J F Gavigan, J Fred Beeh- Ter, A G Brown, Sam Blum, 5 Johnson, James Mcdonnell, Fred J Cameron, Bert Stevens, E B Spcirs, C D Porter, James C Black, Valdez: Chas. Cowell, John Me Creary, Copper Center; j Hoover, Cordova; John Lamb, Latouche; John Ross, John Meenach, Ella mar; James Smith, 5 V Sleeper, Catella.
 TRIAL JUnoRs-W $ Amy, c D Shaw, Fred Slack, Chas. II Wilcox. Remain Scot, Geo P McMul en, o A Borgan, Chas. Sutter, Arthur P Olson, Adam Swan, Walter Quinn, A $ McNaughtor, John Hazelet, F G Bartholomew, Simeon Poot, Dolf Smith, Pete Morehan, T E Wikedel, Herman Syring, Blamey Stevens, Geo. E Treat, Oscar Olson, Robt Heron, J Lee, k D Shafer, Geo. Esterly, Valdez; I A Doremus, Chas. L Daggett, Frank Patterson, R H Kemp, Q Herning, F E Youngs, c W Babbidge, Sew ard; August NcRae, T A Letchee, J L Strafiord, Catella; J T Moore, P $ Peterson, Chas. Roscnburger Cordova.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12
News From Sushetua.

News from Valdez creek is very encouraging. The pay streak in the benches, located by the Mona han party last fall. is producing better than expected, and two shifts are now being worked on the property. Only one cleanup has been made so far, and only to test the ground. one man having shoveled in for ten hours, the sluice boxes yielding for the run a little over $500. Everyone is highly eiated over the prospects, and a big output is predicted for this season. Work on the creek claims has, as yet, been confined to ground sluicing.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12
Knights Island.

Que of the largest copper prop critics on the Sound is that located this spiing by Dr. A. von Gunther and associates. This property consists of fftyone claims, and Notwithstanding the limited a- mount of development work is making splendid showing. The main lead on this property has been traced for a distance of four thousand feet,. and varies from two to one handred feet in width. A short tunnel has been driven .en the vein, the ores showing deeid edly increased value with depth. The locators are Dr. A. won Gun ther. Ghas. T. .Rua, William Koch, .Blamey Stevens, Mr-. l.. von Gun ther. Bertha E. Rua, John Lyons, W. B. Hancock and Capt. l.. A. Schage.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12
Notice Of Election.

Notice i, hereby given that aa election will be held op thr li.h. day of Augnst, 1e6, for the election Gf one delegate for the shoii tern, and one delegate for the long term from 5h- Territory Gf Alaska in tic House of keprc.en- tatives ofth- Cnitcd State<, as provided by the Act of Congress Approved May 7th. l9Dr, entitled, "Au Act ProviIug for the Election oi Delegate to the House of Representatives from the Territory of Alaska
 The said election wili be held for the pre- cinct comprising tn" corporate limits of the Town ui Valdez, at Council Chambers in Fire Hall, in said Town of Valdez. which is hereby designated as thc polling place i'll said pre- cinc.. Tire said polling place for said election will be open between he hours of eight o'clock aulemeridian and seven o'clock poSuneridian, of sai day
 Chas. IL Kraemor. Chas. A. Hand and Charlie Crawford have heep and are hereby appointed jndges of sail election, and- F.. B. V heat and Chas II Wilcox have been and they are hereby appointed clerks of said eiec- tiou.
 Dated Monday July 9th. 1906
 HENRY N. MILbEE,
 Mayor oi the Town ol Valdez.
 W. II. cRAbY, tSEALl Clerk of the Towl of Vridez
 By (. H. Wilcox, Deputy.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12
M ail Schedule.

The schedules of arrivals and departures of mails on route 7S091 Seattle to Valdez, outside passage, after July 1, is as follows:
 Leave Seattle on the 1, 8, 16 and A. of each month. arriving in Val dez in six days.
 Leave Valdez on the .6, B, 20, and 2S, arriving in Seattle in six days.
 Mails on Route 7S1OS, Valdez to Eagle, leave Valdez on l and b of each month, arriving Tn Eagle in II days.
 Leave Eagle on the }, and 20, arriving in Valdez on the l, and 70 of each month.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12
Railroad News.

The approach to the wharf oI tn WY. R. R. Co.,, is about com Pleted and upon the arrival of the rails. which leave Seattle .on the 18th and 24th, the work of laying the track will begin immediately. 4 locomotive will also be received on one of these boats, and as soon as it arrives construction work will be pushed with all speed. The sidewalk to town will be finished this week.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12
.FriGntfu1 Accident.

William Hogan, who with part. ner has been doing development work on some copper property on Knights Island had his eyes blown out by the prematnae explosion of dynamite. Hogan was at,work or the property alone, his partner being absent for q few days, and while thawing some dynamite in hot water it exploded, pieces of tlse can being blown into his eyes ,cut- ting them to pieces. Totally blinded he attempted to reach his camp on the beach, succeeding in reaching it after several hours. Here he was found by people from another camp, who having missed him, went up to his camp to see If he was in trouble. He was taken to Ellamar where his wounds were dressed by the doctor. It is be- lieved at this time that he will never be able to see again.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12
Strike Of Nabesna.

News has reached here. through Copper Center, of new strike of gold quartz on the Ncbesna. Fur ther than that the ledge is about fifteen feet in width and carries considerable value, details are not obtainable.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12
Medicine Outfits For The Trail
 (I.arges Assortment, of Snow Glasses.) STATIONERY MINING LOCATION NOTICES A6snfs AMs%s Owl Drdg Go. ph29e 46
Special Term Of Court.
In the Districi Court. Third Division,
 ritOr. of Alaske

In the Districi Court, Third Division, Ter
 rtory of Alaska
 The President oi the United states, to the People of the Tbird Judicial Division, Territory of fAIa~ka--f;rectiug.
 You and ca"5 of you will please take notice that by aH order oi the above named court made and entered oh the sg;! day oi June 1G6, SPECIAL rEkY Ot the blstrlct Court in and for the THIRD Dl\ ISIpN ha> been called and will be heid at the Court House 3n the Town Di Na!d 4, commencing nn Monday the Sixth day of August \. b I.-i6 al 10 o'clock, A NJ and con n'u;ing thereafter as long as public bushes may require.
 Witness the Honorable ROYAL A GUN EISON, Judg" of he above named court, and the seal therenf .tfii x,d the Suth day Q. June. I9U6
 EDW ARDJ. STEER,
 Clerk uf he Dislrct Court for the Ter fSEALl rtDrylJf Alaska. Tli5rri Division.
 7. !. CfA&DAIJ, Deputy
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12
House For Rent.

Two stories, five rooms, large shed. Will sell furniture, rugs, heater, mattresses, china, shades, curtains, good range, nearly new. Apply Valdez Real Estate Agency
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12
AmuSementS Are Scarce.

An Edison Monograph will en- certain you and your friends, an Edison Gold Meulde Record is a work of art. We carry complete line of both. Monographs. from S12. up. New Records on every boat. See SuessdOrf 4 Wilson at the Bowling Alley.
 Washington, July 3-During vacation repairs amounting to S35- 1909 will be made on the White House.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12

Juneau, July l2--It is rlmored that, owing to the split in the Nome delegation, Shoup has noti- fled the delegates from the first division not to use his name before the convention.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12

Seattle, July 12-The Portland sailed last night with full cargo and a large number of passengers. The Santa Clara arrived to-day.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12
Photographic Items.

married III Portland on the End. tG Miss Nan Fitch, of that city. Will sail for Juneau to-day on City of Seattle. to attend the convention.
 St. Petersburg. July 10-The revolutionists are flying the red flag in twenty places. and are stopping the street cars and making passen- gers salute the flag. Lieutenant Tom addressed the revolutionsts near the Mosco station. The police made an attempt to disperse the mob, but were met with shower of sticks and stones which com E. pelled them to retreat. Later Tom was arrested and taken to the fort ress. The audience in the Peoples Theatre sang the Marseillaise l Cossacks broke up six newspaper offices and contiseated the contents. Monasteries are forbidden to take any part in the struggle. The Douma attacks the right of the Car tG promise reforms to the peas ants, stating that parliament alone has that power.
 Tambob, Russia, July 1O-The mutiny at krraevcaity is worse than at Sevastopol. Loyal troops attacked the mutineers, and in the fight several of the former were killed. The latter are now barri caded in tbe barracks and are de lying the government.
 london, July 10-The Admir- atty directs that Australian timed meats be issued to the navy in place of the American artical, the navy refusing to receive the !atter
 Victoria. July 10-Advices have beer. received that three American sealcrs have been imprisoned at NladivOstok for sixteen months, loaded with chains. They have recently been released and are now at Yokohama in penniless comdi- ton and arc being supported by the sailors union. Their vessel was destroyed.
 Chicago, July 1O-Secretary Wilson, of the department of agri- culture, states that he found the packers preparing to put their places in condition to fully comply with the law.
 Greensboro, July 1O-Secretary Taft spoke here to a crowded meet ing. He urged the breaking up of the "Solid South" and the endorse ment Of the president.
 Seattle, July 10-Edward Simms of the department of commerce and labor. Is here, enroute to the is- land of St George and St. Paul to investigate the seal fisheries.
 St. Petersburg, July lO-The Cassacks are joining the revolution.
 A regiment at ,Ustmedieditsa re- fused to join the colors upon order to take up police duties. The Cos sacks-at Wusevoka have been dis missed because they refused to fire upon the revoIrtionists.
 Seattle, July1O-Chester Thomp- son has been indicted for murder in the first degree. The Emory | funeral will be held tomorrow, and the body cremated.
 Walla Walla, July 1O-George Kellough defeated Gilbert Hunt for mayor at the election yesterday. This is severe blow for the Ankeny machine.
 Paris, July 10-General Goilx and Col. Picquart fought duel yesterday over dispute regarding evidence in the Dreyfus case. The former missed the first shot and the latter refused to fire.
 New York, July J0-The ccm- rnittee of the international policy holders association has been per manently organized, are now call ing for proxies for the purpose oi overthrowing the present manage meDt of the New York and Mutual Lie Insurance Companies.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12
IN THE PROBATE CorRT, VALDEZ PRE- CINcT, THIRD JUDICIAL DIVISION,
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA.

of }of Letters of Ad- J. J. Yakshaw, Deceased. Administration. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIiEN that E. F. Cashinan has filed with the above court q petition praying for letter, of administration Gf the estate oi J. J. Yakshaw, deceased, and that Sat urd#y tine 23rd day oi June, l9Da, al two o'clock ?. M. of said day. attnc 0ficc nf ihe above court at the court house, Valdez, Alaska, has been set for hearing said petition when and where any person interested may appcsT and show cause why said petition should not be granted.
 Dated thistwclth day of June l9oG.
 By the Court,
 JOH% Lyo&s,
 Judge.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12
Sulphide Gulch Showing Up.

Addison Nj. Powell has returned to town after a visit to his copper property at Sulphide Gulch. He has had a number of men at work doing de elopment work on the property and reports excellent re- sults, a fine body of ore being opened up.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12

Seattle, July 11-The .Healey party will sail for the Kuskokwim August 9th to establish trading posts along the river.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12

Buy and Sell Exchange Buyand Ship Gold Dust AccepiDepot Make Collections and Loan Money approved security Low Rates ef 1nteE,t
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12

Received on the Santa Clara @ complete fresh stock of Beef, Mutt ton, Pork and Live Chix. Valdez Market, Phone 29
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12

Dan Grennig left Monday for the Kotsina
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12

Heinz's Sauer kraut, 8 .pouns for 25c.-City Market.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-12

Moving Pictures at the -Hersa- shoe tonight
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-07-07
ABOVE 9 CENTS

Lingerie waist patterns, embroidered i'll Mount Melleck or
Eyelet work. Regular sl.25. Sale price ....... ...... 99c
100 bolts of wide fancy neck or sash ribbon, regular values Csc
to SOC, choice per yard. =. ..........."...... 19c
Ladies regular soc white shirt waist, a splendid %thngfor the
price, during this sale SOC
No.5l4Ladies white lingerie shirt waist tucked and lace front.A
handsome thing and a good leader at Sl.49. Sale price
5 dozen Mems fancy stripe and embroidered cotton and Isle
sox. Flashy patterns, regular 49c sellers. During sale per
Colgates Dental Powder regular 2c package at all drug stores
and l small bar Cashmere Boquet Soap regular l5c size
during sale both tor..",..... ....,..i, .,...........,l9c
5oz. Bottle Colgates Toilet Water regular Toe at all drug
3 OF. Bottle Colgate's Toilet Water regular SOC size. ....... SOC
II or. Bottle Colgate's Toilet Water regular 2c size $50. .l9c
Violet Talcum Powder regular 25c value. -. .......,,...19
Cashmere Boquet Tacum Powder regular 25c value, 49,. l9c
Graves or Lyons Tooth Powder regular 25c value. ......... .19c
Euthymol Tooth Paste regular 25c value. ...........~.. 19c
SoEodont regular 25c value. .........,...... ..............l9c
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-07-07

Rubifoam regular 25c value. =. ..........,..... ..@.....I9c |
HiSISl nc es"di ON diue'''''' '''''''''''''''..'...,'., 5c
Bromo-Setzer regular 25c value. -. ...........l9c
Lavander Witch Hazel regular 2c value, ................ 19c
Cuticura Soap regular 2c value. .19c |
Packers Tar Soap regular 25c value. .............. .......19c
Woodbery's Facial Soap regular 2c value. $50. ...... 19c
Kinds Honey Almond Cream. .39c |
Orange Flower Skin Food regular 2c value. 80. .,,,.......19c
Vantines Cold Cream regulars 5c value. -. ............... Ice |
quart water Bottles ..49c
SO inch black tafeta, our SOC quality During the sale ,.. SOC
Picked up from a Jobber who needed the money.
"a inch cream Jap silk, 2c; SOC quality q inch Jap silk,
300; 69c qualty27 inch Jap silk, ..,.....,... ......... 49c
In the millinery department during the sale we will sell any
trimmed hat at just one half price.
One lot regular Toe street hats. Observation-Disclosures. .2c |
One lot regular zoo street hats ....... ,.,....., 80. -. 99c |
1877 Pairs Ladies Queen Quality and Zeigler Bros, Tan oxfords
in vci Kids and Russia Calf stock all late style lasts, made
up Wets, Turn Sole and Mckay. Lace, button, and court
ties. Everybody knows the actual worth of the two
popular makes of shoes. They retail at $3.50, $500 and
$3.50. They all go in this sale without reserve at, .,...sls9
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-07-07

Without a single reservation we offer in this sale our entire
stock of l2tc and 15c wash goods consisting OF Swisses, Batlstes'
German Linen, Dotted Swiss, Muslins and many other fabrics
in pretty dainty patterns. If you are really not needing any OF
these goods at present you can well afford to buy them. Styles
will be equally good for next season. Regular price l2tc and
15c, during sale 10 yds, for. VIC
Our line of Organdies. Mulls, silk Ginghams and all other wash
goods that have been selling and in good demand on account
of good values OF ~25c-S5c,S9c, we offer during this sale at
Our regular ACC line wash goods presents some Of the prettiest
daintiest fabricsin silk dotted Organizes, and silk Mulls, in
very popular colorings. This line has been admired by
everyone and commended for its cheapness at the regular
price of 49c. 1t goes in this sale, at per yard...''.,',.''2Sc
30 pieces Scotch Lawns light and dark. Sale price 10 yards
for...... .........
vidette Batiste regular St quality. Sale price 10 yards
for. ..........''.'''''''
Ardmore Batiste in splendid patterns. A good lOc value Sale
price 10 yard. :. ...........,., $500. .''..'.'"''''o'O
slEaline / ward wide, regular l2ic quality 10 yards. =. ~. soc
Japanese hand Embroidered swiss robe patterns. Our regular
$500 value. Sale Price,. ....''''...,'... S'90
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-07-07

IS barrels assorted glassware, consisting of Crystal, Opal
escent and Coiored Vases, Footed COMFORTS, Bread
Plates, Vinegar Bottles, Trays, Celery Dishes,
Berry Bowls. Spoon Holders, Covered Butter
Dishes. etc, worth from I5c to 25c. Your choice
during Sale ..... ....... ............ &C
Nesco Flour Differs 9C
II RAIN Lear rams -. ........... ''.'''...... "
4-foot Curtain P, les complete with trimmings. &C
10 doZ CletneS rms. &c
Pint Tin Cups, 9 for 80. ). ..."....""... &c
Regular Ioc, next to cut glass, Vases -. 49,. &C
lot assorted Brushes, White Fiber, Rice Root, Tam
pico and Straw, Clothes Brushes, Scrub Brushes,
Stove Brushes, Horse Brushes. Your choice. &C
Several cases assorted Enamel Ware consisting of Pie
Plates, Sauce Pans, Pudding Pans, Wash Bowls,
Dippers, Milk Pans and Stew Kettles. Regular IS
to 25c articles, sale price j.. .............. &C
Large Combination Crater 90. Observation-Disclosures. &C
Comb Case with 2 Match Safes and Mirror -. &C
Painted lin Cuspldor &c
Large Dipper, Wood handle Observation-Disclosures. &C
WOOD MIN oleNe "
Cadet Lantern -. -. .......,.... -. &C
No. l Seamless Tea Steepers. -. ............. &C
Large Bottle Ammonia ...... ...,..,........ &C
Towel Rings or Roller &c
Shawl or Book Strap ......... ...""....'. &c
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-07-07

Is ID. Spring Balance Scale communicated. &C
Metal or Wood Lemon Squeezer ......... =. &C
Large Japanned Flour and Sugar cans, highly decorated,
regular 2sc values -. -. .......... &C
Gilt and Green Enamel Photo Frames, regular I5c
frames. -. .....,.......... .'''''.'''''.. y
3 barrels glass vases and small footed COMFORTS, regular
price Ioc, on sale 2 for ..,..... .......... &c
Short lengths Toll du Nord I2Hc %gingham, lengths run
from to 10 yds. in PC, per yd............. &c
Remnants of s 20 dress g%inghams, 2 yds for .,...... &C
10 Express Nickel Rubber Tip Lead Pencils. &C
. bottles best Blue Label Vaseline ............ &c
2 bars Colgate's shaving soap ........ ......... &C
Fancy Box Paper Special value .............. &c
Large can Vera Talcum Powder ........."...... &C
Colgate's Honey Soap ......".."....9 &c, ) Tor 25c
Colgate's Pine Tar Soap ............... &c for 25c
Colgate's Dat Meal Soap &c for 25c
Colgate's Brown Windsor Soap -. -. &c 3 for 25c
The Washington times., 1906-03-05
POSSIBLE GOVERNOR
OF BADGER STATE
Irvine j. LenrOOt Calls on
La Toilette.
SUPPORTER OF SENATOR
Now in the Field for Nomination as
Chief Executive of
Wisconsin.

Irvine L Benroot. twice elected speak
/ er of the house in the Wisconsin Legis-
lature. is IN VI Washington today. en- route
/ To New York. lie VIII deliver an ad-
dress tomorrow evening before the ma
! tional conference for the promotion Of
primary election reform, which OPENS
in that city today.
Mr. Lenr0ot is one of the strenuous
young men whom the La Toilette move
ment has brought to the front in wis
consin. He IS about forty years old.
and has been speaker Of the house in
three sessions Of the Legislature.
He also served in the recent special
session.
Mr.. LenrO0t is just now a figure Of
rational interest because he mas been
brought out as the la Toilette candI-
| date for the. Republican gubernatorial
nomination that VIII be made this yes.r.
Thus far three candidates are in the
Held MI LeurOot. ". /. Conner. chair
nE-n OF the Republican State commit
lee, ana Joseph .. Davidson, now gov
ernor. The present expectation is that
the stalwarts viii unite on Davidson.
Mr. Ienroot came 10 Washington only
incidentally, though his visit is supposed
10 have mad as It's purpose some confer
| ence with Senator LaFOlIette At the
capitol this morning he expressed CON
hdence that he viii win in the primary
night and be the next governor.
It IS broadly tntimated' IN Wisconsin
that II LenroCt IS chosen governor he
v7Il be tie LaFollette candidate for the
senatorial seat now held By Spooner.
He Is a lawyer, lives at Superior, in the
extreme northern part Of The State and
sCp excellent stumper. Two years ago
SDoc-~r made a great speech in Len
roots ~oWn the Saturday night beft re
election. and LeTrOot Was elected b.
three times his previous majority.
The Washington times., 1906-03-05
DISTRICTS BAR ROOMS
SHOW BIG DECREASE
Places Where Liquor Nay Be Bought
Less by T59 Than in
1894.

The report of the District Excise
Boa-d. forwarded TO Congress today by
Ass essOr Daneille. shows that during
lie license wear. ending October 3. 1875.
here were 51s baTrooms In the District
and 13j wl.olesa!a liquor places. making
a total OF 654 places for the sale Of
lioaor.
The report discIoses the fact that in
the year ts,24 there were 639 barrooms
and ia wholesale liquor places.
Since Oc-ober I. last. the board has
had % applications for barroom
licenses. Of which 5o6 have been allowed.
four rejected. and twelve are pending.
There were 143 applications for whole
sale licenses. of which I25 were granted.
seven rejected. and one is pending.
From March :. 1903. to March e 1876.
there were thirty-uine convictions for
violation OF The excise law of which
four We're licensed dealers
The amount Of fines imposed n this
period was $500. OF which 500 was paid
and $3.50 is still GncolleCted as most of
those who were fined served out their
terms IN the woTkbouss.
The Washington times., 1906-03-05
AMALGAMATED COPPER
EARNING Is PER CENT

BOSTON. March 5.-ReDorts come
from sources that should be reliable
that the AmalRaInated Copper Company
is earning at the rate OF over S20o0o
per snnum-at times as high as 81 000, COO
per month. or between 15 and IS per
cent per annum on 1853 SO 900 capital.
Amalgamated Company is said to have
ownership in q copper production OF
: !. 0l-i 90 pounds per annum.
The Anaconda. and the Boston and
Montana companiCs are each understood
to be producing at the rate of over
To-. 900. 600 pounds per anrum. AmalCa-
mated owns substantially all of the
Boston ard Montana output and more
Anaconda than at any previous time.
The Washington times., 1906-03-05
PENNA. RAILROAD
LIBERAL IN PENSIONS

PHILADELPHIA. March 5.-The sta
tistics Of the Pennsylvania railroad pen
sion department. compiled up TO Decem-
Der 81, 1905, show that during the six
years of its operation there has been
authorized to be paid in pension allow
ances TO the retired employees OF the
company the sum of 81, ,004. .0S7. 80.
The foregoing expenditure does not
include the expense of operation Of the
department. which is also borne by the
company.
During the six years application of
the pension plan 2. 700 employees have
been retired as pensioners from the &C
i've service OF the company, Of which
number $50 have died. OF the total
number retired 6Ss were between the
ages OF % and 50 years OF whom 564
were retired on their own REQUEST with
the approval of the emploYing officer
The Washington times., 1906-03-05
COTTON PRICES DEPRESSED
BY UNSATISFACTORY CABLES

NEW YORK, March 5.-At the open
ing of the local cotton market this
morning there was active selling for
long account by the room element
based on unsatisfactory cables from
Liverpool and first prices were down
four TO nine points. After the start
scattered commission house support
caused rally of a few points on May.
but renewed depression soon followed.
The feeling appeared TO be a little
less bullish than last week. BY 1915
o'clock May had rallied from 1911 to
1876. after which il yielded to 1913.
Opening quotations-March. 1850
bid; May, 10.7261O.73; June. 1877 bid
July, 1885 a 1885: ugust 1O79m
1880; September. 1886 @10.37.