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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-03
BAXTER REPORTED SOLD,
Big Lead Mine Sad to Have Been Taken
Over by Michigan Syndicate
for $65O,OOO.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, July 27.-{Spe-
cial There is a report here that the
Baxter mine has been sold to a syndi-
cate in Ishpeming, Mich, for SG5O, 900.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-03
FARMERS LOSS IS HEAVY
Buildings of John Jones at JanesviLs
Burned.

GAINESVILLE. Wis, July I.-.H
cial. 1.-The buil4Sngs on the tat ,nb,
John Jones, incfThing the barn, ssaJGi
tobacco sheds, etc, were all bur IDs.
the ground this morning. The Il nr
estimated at several Thousand dOHal'
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.UNCOv[RED.BEARS'|I.5'
SEND PRICES Up UP
Purchases Made on Moderate
! Scale, but Wide and Cot1prc-
j l1ensive Advance Resulted.
SLIGHT RECESSION LATER
Purchase in Open arket8infL Lon
!, don Of Gold forSSS Shipments
New York.

" NE w YORK. July 10 THE relaxation!
Il h the pressure n to sell stock which has
Il pcen IN evidence at Declines for several.
Il PAYS. was not uttered materially to-dny
I, I, change In he tone 8of the market was
yhowed more uneaslness to-day tlinns.atS
" my stinlo Since tho decline ID n 4 result
u Sf tho light orerlngs Of stocks when
appenred IN tho market 81 Their bu s M
Il tilted by. the moderate aggregate 4 Of the.
y "a $ sales Of atocks. 81 but they were
q obliged to raise bids consecutivcly to I'LL
comprehensiyc. rise In prices followed.
+ The belief has become prevalent how
ever that buying Of e. substantlal CHAR
seses s eN hs
& tho day was tho purchase in the open
market In London OF 81. 900, coo IN gold
for shipment to NsW li ne demon ,oIG
Without Without re facility II government de de-
n POSTS, allowed On the las Y movement
caused an easier feeling over he money
II stun ton The price Tor the gold. how
& In the pound over the market price Tho
n call money market here was easy; In spite
OF sorne large equirements. falling due
Ii mcnt payable on Baltimore and Ohio
stock subscripti A strong ~ market
for Copper n London vas q faxora
e factor Tor aItlhted ~ "COPPER". = llS
On tho agitation FOR an insrease ,,sne
& trail. THE demand became very dull late
in the day so that here were fraetonal
but active selling pressure was not. re,
nawed and substantial net gains renamed q
! as a result o the days business.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, 81, ~, 900. s5 Z, ~,
4 United States As advanced IL, the y
!, ana Old \ IS 1-2, and 2's 3-4 on cal
Total sales OF n stocks to-day 'laI were
coz 200 shares. Il. IN S5t
Ii lew 5Yo Rlt. July ! M oneX on cal
II easy at % 1-2G3 per cent. ruling rate.
offered ii 2 81 per cent. Time loans yeg :,
a strong GO days. 1-4dl4 IL per ce ~. o ~
y dnys5Si ia per cent: six months, l-2V
6s.4 per cent. Prime ercantie paper .'l
n ose; I'M - exchange steady at ,4.s45o1
sa55 for e q 1es 81 4 = LES iag
Bar silver, 65 3-4. Mexican. dollar ~ -.
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Produce Market.

street. and along some lines prices wero
very stiff but, not squotably. higher,
Peaches are coming In more freely and IN
better order. Prices went off shade
iyesierday and the very best are not nov
quoted over Sc per crate at Wholesale,
tIYatermelons and cnnteloups are also
coming In moro freely and are cheaper,
at SEQ 70. SIS ner hundred, md they were
Very fines ones. Increased receipts OF
tcanteloups md information that large
shipments We're en- route caused n sharp
S1,9oa to- $3.50 per crate Potatoes are
a little off In price, owing to Increased
receipts Very. fine pntatoea were going
yesterday Mt $500 to sS225. Other staple
articles remained unchanged. =
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bold With such success In that city, AMI
II which American athletes SO success-
fully competed, have aroused q very &c II
eraiainterest ln4athletlcs among the Greek
L As a result OF this, Two wealthy Greeks
Of Y Egypt. Alessrs, Rostovlts ahu
Taanakies;3 have presented 10000 to tho
eov arnlnent for the erection OF 10 gym
5nas,unl at Athena.5the building ana elulp-
ment OF which will bn. personally super
intended by Crown Prince constsh'l IN;
Ma swedish system. OF gymnastlcs VIII
be largely followed and, u present plans
are carried out, officers OF the Swedish
army viii fbe employed 4as instrurtors
During the first three years the runhlNs
exIsinses Will DO betrayed by the TWO
founders. igEE
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". 8 refundng rs. coupor
u. ss. registered.
Y. coupon.
y. s. Old ., registered. ~.
u g. New 4s. rcglrtsrcd ..........
y. s.. New As. coupon.
American Tobacco 4s...
AtchlAon general
Atchisong id Il 81.
Atlantic const Line 49,.
Baltimore and Ohio 4s...................s
and Ohio 3hs .........
brooklyn Rnpid Transit $conv. 4s...........
Central OF Georgia o. I.
Central OF G eorgia 1st Inc. (offered) .....:..
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. $1,000.
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc.
Chesa peake and Ohio ...................
Chtca 60 and Alton 5Hs!,........... .........
Chica TO- u. and Quincy new 4s...........
Chicago II. l. and Pacific RI n H..s....
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-, y -. wa =. =. ~: - :. -. -.
q CATTLE MARKE1B.i

CHICAGO, July ls.-CAITLE--Recelp ~
oNl head. Market: &a Bexi, steady; Others 10c.
lever Common { to prime steers. W 81 Nl6 80;
cows e. 100 .6O stockersa and feeders, 8. bVtT
Az: hcifcrs. 81, 76G5. 25 bulls, - G04 ~ Hogs
Receipts s. 800 head N rkef 1oc lower. Choice
tosprimet heavy. "a. s0aif .g6 tnedltAmr to good
heavy, d. o0a6 7t butchers weigh & q. 1896 .s;;
good TO choice. heavy, mixed t6 .65ls q; pack
Ing, $sI6 60. sheep-Recepts . ~ 900 head.
Market slow. sheep. s4.2t9s. -; yearllnxs.
4, aoas 80; lambs q. toas %. ;sS "a
NEW YORK July 10. I3EEYEs Receipts.
1852 head. Steers s5.iodS 90 bulls 1894 70;
cows. tl.6oat 90. si Calves-SRecelpta. 46sl head.
Neuls 96St8. Is: culls, 81 90; grassers and but
,erniks. "a 500 40 Z Sheep and Lanbs-R Re-
ceipts. N Is. 40 head. Sheep =. 6oI5 20; culls
s2I3 20: lambs 1923 .25 culls 81 6O1s 90. Hogs
Receipts. Sse7 head. state ami pennsylvania
hogs q, SG7 40 8.s
81 PlTTsBURd. F'A.,. July 51s.-,cATTLE..Esss: e.
celpts3 far. market steady. Choices IS a.. p
prime, n: MOS Hogs--Re eipta FUR; Gs-
rnand good. Prime heavie s, 81 .0b; mediums.
ga 5ss y9fksrsb gg Sssp
Receipts fair:t market lower Prime wethei s..
5 eplls and and y E 90 lainbs
Butchers and shippers. Sc :ss common; 1898 q.
Cattle-SloYt Fair to good shippers. u ,!og5
Ia,nbS-Dull at til 800
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DROP IN COAL OUTPUT.
Anthracite Trust Now Hiding
Its Plans to Avoid Prosecution.

b especial TO Tic Ilnles- Dlspa tch)
PoTTsy1LLE, P IA July 10,-Tho pro-
half OF July completed yesterday, was
the smallest In Years; and It Ia nn-
fnounced. that suspensions at tho lnines
will continue to.5be frequent until tho
definite programme or agreement FOR the
suspension OF work has been made, how
ever, and It is evident that tho Coal
trust ia lighting shy 81 any notion that
restraint OF trade. It shows "a lively fear
of coming investigation md probably
prosecution, satsg,i{3 5 ~ "
E;xperts after an nYes1lgation q soy,
least $4,000 extra Is taken from tho
people OF tho coal region cnch ycnr In
extra coal nrices. by tho refusal Of the
trust to soil coal In this region at the
summer reduction. VII,
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cotton closed quiet and unchanged rniddng.
lie. Sales, 40 y lies on the spot and ~ to
arrive. Futures opened steady from 3a7 points
In almost every section OF the cotton belt
CAUSED pronounced ady Y; IN prlsss Which nc
hrm at about the highest, and With pricca
l3ffl7 points net higher. Sit 87
Cotton futures closed firm ~ folows; d, N.Y.
10 Is: November, 1915 y December. lo.41: jan
I'D ~, l0.53; February. 10 IS; March. ID 65.
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] Leaf ITob,a1Lcyc: Market.

At confereY,ce Of the warehousenten
and lsaf to9acso buseTslt%as dssids sS.s t.
for tho remainder of the season. These
( Will be on Tuesdays and Fridays, There
Will be small breaks 10y alnaf the ware
what the warehpusepleng expect. Some
stock Is already In for tho breaks mad
more IA exnected for this morning,
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pANy1 Il j, i 5ToBAcC MARKET.
reported by Dbrell Bros.) . I.

(Reported by DibTe1I Hros0 ..F, - 5l
5s{ Danville, Va.,} July is, 40
NJ Last 4weeksa market was but a repetition Of
the same story 81 the past month or more
very small loose sales and moderate trading
IN round lots "a Tho leaf handlers arc repair
inE p and Otherwise improving their plants
preparatory to handling The new r. y, n
about & a q month"; Reports arc favorable from
all Quarters on the growing crop b! gssS
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NAVAL STORES

35w1Lsf rSGroN. & t,ss July ID. SPIRITS
TURPENTfNE-Eirm5 1T 5sho.;SGreceipts, q III
Doing 9S4 naE
Crude Turpentine- irlner ;9 hard } s., u: dip.
a. sO:l virgin. AGO; receipts. isos ba
SAVANNAH, ,l,I NJ 5;
eoi casks. tos!n-Farm; sales, 2, SIS barrels;
receipts, 1,z1l barrels Shipments 67s barrels
* IiARIEsTON. & S. c, I. July rs. -TURPES-
TINE ND ROSlN-NoS1llng &dolng, St5
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/ MARINE INTEhLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND ULY le. 1905.

Z
PORT OF RICHMOND " ULY 10. 1900. Y Al
ARRIVED. sI$si 81
81 Steamer + Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. MERIDIAN.
disc and passengers Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Berkeley. shelly. N 9,
Schooner Carrie. Payne. Baltimore retorts,
City Gas w rks. ~ lf6} sE
Steamer Brandon Harvey. Norfolk. merohan.
disc and passengers Old Dominion Line,
Steamer Pocahontas. 4Graves. NJ James River
gers Virginia Navigation Company.
M Steamer Berkeley, Shelly Norfolk, nerchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion liao. 2F
Barge Perryyille, Morse. e Petersburg. Va.
barge Barge Wm; ! NJ steIlwa|no. M Nc.
barge Gladlolus, Kelly, Petersburg. Va.
light "a
PORT OF WEST POINT, july 10. 1906
y, ri 4 y; ARRIVED. II AZ
Steamship Baltimore Short. baltimore, pas.
sengers and general ca rgo. 4 faS ,S5 ls31iS
SAILED,
Steamship Baltimore Short Baltimore, pas.
sengers and general cargo, RE 9 ~
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llaAflhoAt,s...
M p : s !;,s;;;ss 4.

II 81 8 : ss.s s;sss 4,
h q realms leave RtthA,on IN orthWar6s
$40 "A. N. Daily. Byrd 81. rhtoush.
$40 Al. N, Dnily--Mnln 81 Through.
7.ao Y. N.--Wetk Days-Elba. Frsdssies hi
$40 "a. s.-IaiiI. st xhfousA. III 81 I.
R:o6 noon-Week Days byrd 81. Thfoxsh %
400 +. 4.-Weeh Day BYRD st. Etsdsftsle. !.
sos ?. Ns-Del;yl Vain o. So Thfoalh. sast y
- s I; MWSss has't'lSa: A'hl.aa q
s.so 7. ii. Dali III. Tbroush. II III
''tS ;s,,';ssss S E;s ANA
ss .Iv A. Days Bytd 81 M
s,,s pugX accomtaUdatt E, 's
,;;. liz a. hi.--Daily-t3ytd 81 Thre1sn.
t 44'01 f1c MsI--Week Days-3trd Throssa.s
III s Md.-Dally-Mai ~ Thsou IA;
' MBB.iiyBy:s " sI 4 Hnssssss
e N1 r II {. Afaln b. Through. N
sssBnS Il e rS, s.i
mon 4 80 NJ aesk days ana local
to u,ns 40 of artiyals ana departures and Gomez
WIZ ~ r, n y. qua ran teed.
xn r. =. i DUKE. q. ~. CttEp, w. r. rATtot.
80. 70 tFreaf. Gent. Supt. Ttnf Nxt5Ss
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sna s
Easv spota. 5sW a5eMc oats--steldy !NfS ~,
mixed Aa.sS Ryss's'atay; H1tGsT'ss'eaa Ss
cree eIean u,s Il aessc a. iadlo ieVi7o store
packed IAN @pibo. Eggs- Firm at 71ac Cheese.
h ie sm aailnaoklss sstss and VI.
changed. fj.aa ~ fAa i35s 49, n
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,.lfi'I 4lliH
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July ls..,rhe cotton market
was only teiy ACTIVE during to;days
r essS ss ss sto I'd
points in response TO steady cables and cover.
Ing OF shorts tho reports OF iight 70 heaw ,
,hsas seemed e. 9ssr 10 ns com s
serins demand through wire and eom n = o.,
os epen a b bue Oh tho dea ta tho
could not be sustained In the absence OF gen,
,er n Ky hysaGH fssa
here sagKed back in the absence q puyl'ns s
fMsa aHs q as esfss
sss g %s;ax " p sS
terests The close was Within point or 80
the top Another 6 was he
local stock. Southern spot markets were gem
orally unchanged The forecast was 20, con-
,raas sSSHs 70 s Sas 's SsA
Isssps. o Ws.t to ana
ysssps sst USE Ssw an orssa
:s1 T.. 4ssS last Yea ysar AouAo' 0Als'
:. az .,5i Open. High, Low. clos"
81 S:!::: "a 81 s.
S S}s;;ss; 's;} s $$|
Ttbrnary -. ~, 1900
spot cotton closed ,1uet and steady !, 10 points
+ h,gher: mtddlpg uplnnds, Hoo; smtddling gulf,
\ 1l,aC, sales, l.l5i bales, 3S "
09o tbalcs:S sales l.15l bales; stock, 100, $50
ss. The csntnesNs sn,ss
balcs; export TO- the Continent, 1854 hales;s
stock, $685. l33 bales, g - -a5.... az
bales; export "a Great Britain 1la baleai 70
tT5tal Since september LIST at Al ports-.Net
recsints o7is45s balesi export to Great, Britain.
500 S06 baloss to France bales; e % tn }S
A Continent 2.0l3, 40 bales to Japan, llh9;V
bales; to Mexico, 2,7oi bales d ss
NEW ORLEANS, July le.--coTTON-spo
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!. DRY. GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK July 1884 frmer tone was
evident In the dry goods market to-day largely
in consequence Of q removal q denand . ios
export use9 The China trade has recently taken
5000 bales Of and @ y good.s
an advance OF 14c..# Is recorded. Print cloths
were hrmsr and bleaohel sheets gs well SOLO
for next ten Weekss ~ S5t
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Chesapeake 3 Ohio Py,,'a

Cincinnati lndianap polls, st. Louis. chieassis
90, Louisville, N ashVil,e. Merph b. Il
s:15 4 r. NJ. and II 100 2. NJ. DAHL. 8
St8 Westbound Loeai Il rains: n r.
80 A. NJ. daily and S:i5 p M week: days. An
j Newport News, Norfolk and Old Point.
600 6A. NJ and 100 II NJ. daily.
Local for Newport News and Old point.%
IS IA NJ. ana y 10 n II. daty
Jat1es River Llnes ss Ss3$s
$50 AZ NJ. aily: b:ts n NJ. week day.. IN
Arricc Main rins from West: s7:So TAU. n (;
;ss:se MI ~ FL 3, P * f1S
$500 p. M James River: sse 10 "A. M,8 9: II
r. M. tsDnily &: - rs sunday
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! sy.rAomas Branch 4 e.. Bank.r.E .nd Brot.ra
SALES,
-

L ~ "a
900 Atlantic Coast Line, com.
g, go American Shelters, COM.
W,N0 Atr1nlgat,1ntcd Copper ". !.
Z 2,200 Amor. Ca and Touhdry.. \
1W Amer Cdr and FOutty pfd.
zoo American Cotton OIL ...,...
American Tobacco, pfd al.
100 "A American Can n. ..s.......
American ca h Ypfd s......
II, ZOO Amer. RLucotnOtivc,i COM.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
17 7So ,Aafle x g 4. =
u a r. and g.. 70, pfd -
Zoo Baltimore md Ohio........
q, zoo Brooklyn Rapid Trlnslt...
900 Canadian Pacific ..........
IA 000 Chesapeake and Ohio......
400 Chicago Great Western.
81, 800 Ciica 70, Mi. ana st. Paul
III 200 Colorado Fuel nnd lron...
i 1900 Colorado sbuth1 com i. I.
200 Colorado SOtitlis list pfd I.
4 600 Colorado SotithJ I'd pfd...
], 400 C1eys, Gin, Chi. Land st. u
GOO G ns6lldnted Gas ........
.9 COO delaware tnd Hudson -.
10 Del. Lack. and 5Westerns.
.t4.400 ID rle, H com .......
Z. 100 Drlea tst pfd .......
2,20O Erie, "a fpfd
100 General Electric ..........
X s. 200 Great Northern, pfd I.
100 Illinois Central W.
1850 I.olisvillc md Nashville.
100 Manhattan Il. ~.
Metro. Street 81lailwny....
800 Mexican Central -. .,i.....
ii ] 600 Mos Kan md Tex. com !.
4 800 Mo. Kan. and Tex, pfd..
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let Tho Tlncs-Dispatch be sent YOU
wherever YOU 20 this summer, non't
forget to order 1t before leaving,
Address changed as often as desired,
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Nat,ona, r. r. Of Mexico con. 4s........ AK
Now york Central gen. ~
Nav Jcrpnv Cent rpt ba Az
n,o,,hern pnc,ac 4. I. I. w.
Northern Pacific 40
Norfolk and Western cor. IS 1vyH
Oregon Short Line {refundtng 4s........... S5A
"a
81. i,o1Is and Iron Mountain. con. 6s...il4
81 Louis and san Franchise &c Is 4a:..... y
Seaboard Air Line 20 Eoffered) 81
ss%tthhe bern Paso
Southern N RAJ way !1S
Texas and Pacific
Iininn Pncac !. 1O3H
United States Steel % 5s
Wabash 1Bs ~ - = &c 70
Wabash Deb. d. 20 20
n,seai =, M Take Erie s9h
Wisconsin Central 49,. 4. !. 2.
Short wrappers sW g y, he' w
Fine wrappers. LOW W NV
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5 5 BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
II BALTIMORE. MD July Il, sea board AIT
= Line, common and Understanding dostis.44s
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lLlIY,NCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

"a Lynchburg. Va July 70. 1905.
ket Tor the two Weeks enane July ~, i;os.
fnrnIhea BY John L o. ogiespy % Lyneh's
Nsald Week ending July eth: $3.50 pounds;
sold week ending July ltsh. q, 900 po S IN
soid from, September j. 1905. 70 July j, 1912
IT, 2oS 100 pounds: sold from September J. 1904
10 July IL, 1875, Is lg8 900 pounds; decrease Tor
! These was nothing Of Interest to, poto In the
tobacco sales this week. The weather contin,
,,ues favorable tor the growing tobacco. lndl.
CATIONS arc that the acreage OF tobacco planted
nsthis section Ia fllly as large as last year,
ana that she ylald WV ~ ne t1anya
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pETbKsBUIs0 TODACCO MARKET.
fAs Reported by Craddook-t ones, ~ lrstnia
Petorsburg, VA. July ~, 1901! u,
Receipts Hight on account mos. q tho CT =
At ii Unsatisfactory prices. while sblppnE Leaf y
lower Reports from the growing crop very
eY I'M auo,atiols arc rs follows, J, 4,
Good y'vy " y'sMy
shinninT nenf ,,.,,,,. s00 az 1000
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RIehnond and Pstslsburg E!sclhp RallNal,l

sB5 On \. s. leave corner OF Seventh and N rsrr! +
Streets hour n
from = inss . sss y sHnaay
CARS leave Petersburg. foot of sysam9ortsts
streot, every hour iron, d:s6 A. 20 70 III
M Inst car, 11t40 Pa NJ, &1ItnlSso car %
III, daily, except Sunday,
All, cars from Petersn,irE
nc 70 ra. n.,sT
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ScLos1N QUOTATIONS.

losh Chicago. r, 1 and Pao. Il. - col. 9oas
iolh c. G. and 81. Louis gen. ls. I. 1o2
io2 Colorado 1ndusttal g. series 4
lo3h iotndo iM;nisni ~
iesK Colorado and southern 81
losA Cuba IS i ~
sS Disters Securities d S5M
77 Erie prior lien 1Gos
liN Erie General W
l03 Hooking Valley l0SN
ON Japan Is. voA
OK Japnn o. I'd series
1o2s Japan ms. tes VaH
93 Japan 49, Ger ncat I'm
0s Japan MS certificates I'd series ~ r
1li louisville and Nashville unlheu ov;g
s3 Is Manhattan congol gold 109h
,T Mexsan Central lit Inc. 1915
10TH MINI. and St LOUIE sox
77eh Missouri kansas and Texas 100
~ MjESo,r Kansas and Texas Eds. ~. S3t
10 Mobile and Ohio Collateral Trust 4s. ...:.S %
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Steady, No. Z spr.
7sVYc.; No. 2 red.
? white. @Nc.; No.
soc, Good feeding
choice mailing, $50
Nos J northwestern
-. 70. Glover, con,
ribs, Sides lbnxed
per barrel, Sls. G; ]
short clear sides (
key, basis Of high \
steady: crcplnerles,
Eggs-Stend at
laMc,; ilrstR. l4hc,
lSc. Cheese-Flrln
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NEW YORK PRODUCE TiNiARKET.7

NOW YORK July 70. & ( AZ
Wssat !, re-. ar
s4Ae.;a sspte.nbe! S4koi DecemDer ss&S II,
S;'ssSs 'ssS - S;'sa
.ss + hs RI;
steady: continent. s9.a, Pork-Steady: family,
ss:ti Tarpsn, lne-Fi5m. J. ], &c
Rio.r steady; mild, steady. Futures steady. I'm.
changed 10, 8 points higher. Sugat,..Rn,
steady; fair refining, a7.39e.; centrifugal
s2s-s!c.: moasses sugar. 81 s2c,i re t'
s1s s ch Ssi.
lGsMc. Esgs-Eirn nearby seleest ed 2No'i
lrreights and sPeanuts-lQutt and unchanged
isSk sl suath sna
isana an IA
per 1907 1904; southern. pnr crate Is q
Cot tonseed Oli-Strnng and moderately active
on covering ana bull support Prime cruue.
I, o, b. mills. 26Hsc, new crop; prime summer
ys,,,1iw ssH{Isso prime white 's'se PRIME
CHICAGO July Ie.-Continned wet weather
In Sout hcrnF Russia md diminished exports
from that count n, were the chief reasons tor
strong tone ,o-day u tne !oea, %neu! as. liz
MaAc. Corn Corr and oats were on q exc Pro-
visions were unchanged to 90, lower.
The leading futures ranged ~ t0lloWs:
- ~ Il 7lta Open. High Low. Close.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17

Ing il wheat. soMIsac. |; Ne; 5.
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NEW \ ORLEANS. July fo,-coTTo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-02
BuLLFRoG ORE TREATMENT.
Donald Gillies Announces Plans OF
Schwab Management.

In a report to shareholders OF the
Montgomery, Shoshone and Plaris
mines in the Bullfrog, New, mining
district, which are controlled by Charles
NJ. Schwab, General Manager u, Gill
lies states that ore shipments will be
inaugurated just AZ soon as the rail-
road reaches camp and concerning the
matter OF providing facilities for the
treatment of low grade ore on the
ground, says:
1.-THE question OF the character OF
reduction plant for the treatment OF
our milling ores has been given serious
thought and consideration, and during
the past four months mill tests have
been carried on In Denver on Sho-
shone and Polarls ores to solve the
problem OF their treatment. A very
satisfactory and simple process has
been determined upon, which consists
OF amalgamation, concentration and
syaniding.
1T is proposed to erect plant 10
treat about 800 tons of ore per day. and
the principal western milling firms are
now preparing bids for the erection and
installation OF the plant. We expect to
have II in running order by Feb. /. The
higher grade ores, such as come from
the tale vein will not be milled, but
shipped direct to the smelter. The
mill win be so built as to allow its
duplication at the least expense.
Contracts have been made with the
Bullfrog Mining company for the treat
ment OF its ores, and we expect In the
near future TO close contracts with 9TH
err companies in this district"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-02
TAKING MINING CLAIMS.
An Amendment to Nevada State Con.
stltutlon Proposed

A proposed amendment to the Ne
vada state constitution, which has for
its object the taxation of all patented
mining claims upon basis OF $500 In
addition to the regular bullion tax up
on the net production, will be laid
before the voters of that state In the
coming general election. The amend
ment was proposed and passed by the
legislature OF 1908, passed and agreed
to by the legislature OF 1905 and will
become article 10 OF the svate con-
stitution II IL receives a majority OF
the votes cast by persons voting there
on.
The proposed amendment is styled
resolution No. IL Of the last legislature
and Is as follows;
Resolved, by the assembly, the sem
ate concurring, That the constitution
Of the state OF Nevada be amended
so as to read az follows:
Amended section l. article 10 OF
| the constitution of the state Of Nevada
so that the same shall read as follows:
Section /, The legislature shall
| provide by law for a uniform and
equal rate of assessment and taxation.
| and shall prescribe such regulations as
| shall secure just valuation for taxa
| tion on all property, real, personal and
| possessory, except mines and mining
claims, when not patented, the pro-
| cceds alone OF which shall be assessed
| and taxed. and when patented, each
| patented mine shall be assessed at not
| less than Ave hundred dollars, tS500),
| except when one hundred dollars,
| S100), IN labor has been actually per-
| formed on such patented mine during
the year In addition to the tax upon
| the net proceeds and also excepting
| such property as may be exempted by
| law for municipal, educational, liter
airy. scientific or other charitable pur.
| DOSES"