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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19
BRITISH TROOPS KILL REBELS.
Resisting Natives Subdued After 800
Are Slaughtered.

London, March ia dispatch from
Zungeru, northern Nigeria, to the
Mail, reports that the British punt
tive expedition has crushed the So
koto revolt after heavy fighting in
which the rebels twice charged the
British square and were almost ami
hilated. The town Of Sattrll, which
was held by the rebels in force, was
bombarded and then captured at the
point of the bayonet. Over 800 rebels
were killed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19
FORGED PAY CHECKS.
Crooks Make Confessions to Exten-
sive Crimes.

Chicago March 16,-Charles White
recently arrested in Dayton, Ohio,
and Jeff Davis and George Grant, who
also have been arrested on the
charge of being members of a gang
of forgers, were yesterday taken to
the office of Police Inspector LAWN,
where Grant and White confessed
their forgeries. Davis would make
no confession, and declared that he
did not know either White or Grant.
According to the confession the forg-
cries of pay checks brought 81 400 in
various Indiana towns; $1,100 in ST.
Louis; $500 in Cincinnati; $1,560 in
Joliet, and $4,000 from the Illinois
Steel company of South Chicago.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19
PARKHURsT PLOT A HOAX.
Man Who Circulated Story Faces
Perjury Charge.

New York, March 16.-The alleged
plot TO assassinate Rev. DR.. Parknurst
was a hoax according to confession
made yesterday by Lawrence Rogers,
the man who told the story upon
which the investigation of the alleged
plot was based, Rogers confession
was made in the police court while
he was being examined in John Doe
proceedings in connection with the
affair He was promptly arrested on
motion of District Attorney Jerome
and held for the grand jury on a
charge of perjury.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19

A party of Apache Indians on a
visit to Washington visited the sen
ate and listened with stolid interest
while Mr.. La Toilette talked of at
tempts by corporations to steal Indian
coal lands. One of the red men had
been imbibing freely and when the
bell rang fer executive session he re
fused to depart, demanding that the
paleface talk some mere. 1t took Ia
combined efforts of his friends to re
move him.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19
Get Habeas corpus Wits.

Boise, Idaho, Mar. 16.-Judge
Beatty of the United States court yes
terday afternoon granted the alterna
tive writs of habeas corpus petitioned
for by the attorneys for Meyer, Hay
wood and Pettibone. The writs were
returnedable Monday morning when
the matter will be argued and sub
mitted.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.

Possessing complete ancestral rec
ords, Rev o. S. Reed of Veedersburg.
Ind, establishes beyond all doubt the
fact of his blood relationship to
George Washington. To this Indiana
pastor-author is given the honor of be
ing one of the nearest living relatives
to the father of his country.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19
Hurricane in Black Sea.

Simferopol, Russia, Mar. ia hur.
ricane has ragged for three days in the
Black Sea. Great damage has been
done in every port and shipping
has been disabled.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19
Assistant Cashier Dies.

Marinette, Wis, March 16.-Arthur
B. Toan, assistant cashier of the
First National bank. died here yes
terday after a weeks illness with
pneumonia He was 4 years Old
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19

pipe had been spiked so as to prevent
it from carrying off the water.
Regent L. S. Hanks appeared before
the committee again Secretary Riley
was also called to verify the bids on
buildings. Others before the com
mittee were E. G. Pahlow. instructor
in European history, and Professor
George C. Humphrey of the agricul
tural college
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19
Empress HELPS Famine Fund.

London, Mar. 16.-The Telegraph's
Toxic correspondent says the dowage,
empress of China has subscribed $50.
600 to the famine fund.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19
Never Sold to University.

Alfred T Rogers, who was men
toned in some outside papers as hav-
ing sold piece of land to the univer-
sity for $3.50, the assessed valuation
of which was only $500, yesterday
made an announcement in which he
says he never sold any property OF
any kind to the In yersity of Wiscon-
sin, nor to any one representing the
university"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19
AGEN AFTER THE
ENCAMP MENT
DER HEADS BIG MOVEMENT.
BLUE AND GRAYATO GET Their

Proposes Grand Army Meeting in One
of the Confederate States Where
Enemies of Years Ago Can Frater-
nize and Agree That the War Is
Over.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19
CONTRACTORS
NOT PLEASED
CHARGE FAVORITIsM IN LETTING
OF WORK.
SOME BLAME JENNINGS

One Bidder Unable TO Compete After
Ex-UniVersity Architect Held Con-
ference in a Hotel. C, Mccarthy
Thinks Others Were Given the
Inside Track.
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Eastern Raisin and Dried Fruit Mar
kcfs Very Strong.

late mail advices from New York say; 'Ad-
vices from California received In the trade yes
1erday indicated 4 stfl stronger feeling in the
market for California seeded raisins of new
crop and advance in price on outside
brands The improvement noted is held TO be
sneatb0x and TO the now comparatively limited
supply left IN growers hands. sale Of car
Of outside fancy seeded was reported at csc
{. o. b.. which is an eighth Of a cent more
than the prices M wEiciI The sellers were pre-
pared 10 book orders Il few days since Some
Of tho old line packers have advanced the price
fancy seeded TO 6as e {. o. b.. which amounts
10 3 withdrawal from she market. as Others are
willing To accept orders for goods TO be packed
at Cisc f. O. D. Valencia rasins remain
TOO high point in Spain to admit OF busi-
ness for shipment 10 this market Malaga raisins
are neglected. as prices are above buyers views
for Connoisseur clusters. S3.65G4l0 for extra
desserts. 81 20@z c. for royals and S5.20@5-65
FOR imperials. according 10 quantity, with Lon
don layers at s. 20M2.TO Currants have fur
Their advanced 6s TO 9s IN the primary market.
according 10 cables received here yesterday. and
the spot market has responded. Most impOrtrs
ask 6Ac fOr fine uucleaned goods ia bar
rels. but at the close II still possible TO
buy IN one or TWO quarters. at least, At 64s &c
Primes are attracting more attention, though the
demand seems 10 be mainly for new stock on
the way near due. Most OF this. 1t was said
yesterday. has been sold. and on the small
halsnce remaining prices were sdvaneed 10 &c for
40s. Sc for sos. 5i.c for Cos 3. for 70s. Al c
for SOS and g for 90s. Apricors and peaches
also were reported 70 he the subject OF more at
te1tion, but the light offerings Of stock 10 ar
rive or for shipment from the coast keep bust
ness within narrow limits
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Los Angeles Markets.

Los ANGELES. Sept. 27.-The fruit market
was gutted today with peaches ana grapes at
uneven prices, peaches going as low Tr as 1or e.
very firm at quoted prices, fancy local or East
ern bringing top-notch figures me day re-
eeipts OF local ranch were 400 cases, the heaVlest
FOR weeks past.
The price of APPLES has reached the low mark
and jobbers congratulating themselves that
the only change possible now Will be Tor the
better.
Colorado apples which are always in good de-
mand. will begin to arrive in a short time A
carload of Jonathan and Grimes Golden apples
was received from Missouri today. The slump
in the apple market is attributed TO the large
amount of stock coming the consignment
basis from Watsonve.
Eggs--Local ranch. candled. 36c; northern
ranch. candled 32c fresh Eastern, 32c selected
Eastern. storage, 27e.
Butter-Local creamery, 6T15c valley cream
cry fancy, 60@65c; coast creamery, fancy, o9c;
coast dairy. choice. -50@521 1ae; cooking, pc
large. lie; Anchor Young America. 1sc; Anchor
Hand. 19c; Eastern Singles, 16@163c Eastern
Twins. l51s@16c; Eastern Cheddars. Ice; East
ern Longhom, 1615@1Tc; Eastern Dairy, ~ 1ac
1890, lie. Swiss, imported. 2Sc to 29c; Swiss
domestic, 20c; Limburger. zoe; brick Cream, zoe
Potatoes. per ctl-Early Rose, northern. $l.35
al 40; Burbanks, $1.5061 s.: choice. $1.3o@
lao; Salinas. 81; Highlands, 81 l6o@1l5; sweet
potatoes 81 To- 1f
Onions Yellow Danvers, s1.25@1.5o; north
ern, $1.50
sun dried, zoe: ground, 12l5c: Mexican. bulk
1sc; Austin brown, local. 1.5o; northern, $1-25
M1.50.
Beans. per ctl-Pink No. l. $500; No. 2.
81 81 so Lima ma No / s5 Lady s,+ washington s q s9 so
3 20: Black Eye $780, Garvanzas, S4.50@5i
lentils. 9M10c per ID.
Honey, per lb.-Comb water white, 16c: light
water white. eo-lb. cans. 815 @Tc; extracted
white. 60-lb. cans, 6d61ac; light amber, 5ls acc
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
FLASHES From wam street.

Yesterdays wires from New York 10 local
brokers said -,
The general view is that money furry VIII
not occur before the first Of the month"; Stocks
were boucht Yesterday and this morning. indi-
eating that big interests were prepared 10 sup
mort prices temporarily at least. 4 shock oc-
CURED when Il was reported that tidal wave
had struck New Orleans and had cut on com
munication. Stocks depressed sharply m
III these reports were denied with losses aver
aging from TO 3 points but quick support was
SON In evidence and the whole market reeoF-
ersd.
Americans in London frmer. X 10 y above
unrirv Bank OF England rate unchanged.
Light demand for stocks IN loan crowd. Further
gold engagements expected now thar immediate
fear OF advance in hank rate is removed The
monetary situation is causing less alarm Sec
retary Shaw viii not fail Cuban affairs have
taken turn for the better. Every little helps
confidence but there may be a disposition ON
the naft of insiders TO cause liquidation for
few points further before any announcement
from Secretary shaw.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
Butter, Cheese and Erg..

There was continued all-around frmness In
butter. and with trade still active. prices were
he'd well In hand and seemed to be pointing
upward IL anything. Fancy fresh creamery goods
preceding day there was an actual scarcity in
some quarters of fine, hard good keeping stock
The demand for storage goods. both fresh and
picked, continued brisk and the supply of pack
trade wants
All grades and descriptions of Eggs continued
70 meet with prompt sale at stiff prices and
fresh Eastern and California seconds were quoted
higher on the Exchange, the advance in the lat
ter being 41ac per dozen. Quotations for storage
goods were undisturhed
The only change in Cheese fractional
advance In Eastern fancy. The market for both
Eastern and Western is expected to go higher In
a day or so. following recent advance ship
ping points On the Exchange 75 new fancy
California flats were sold at 12c and % new
fancy Young Americas at 1870 per pound.
Receipts were % 900 lbs Butter, so 200 lbs
Cheese and 245 cases Eggs
Tne Following the official Quotat tiOns as
established by sales. bids and offers on the floor
OF the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras. 29c per lb.
nrm: do irsts, 25c, firm: seconds. 21c. firm
Tor No 2; Eastern ladies'. zoe. firm: do storage.
brm al 21c for extras and 201ac for frsts: Cali
fQrnla storage extras. 24l2c, firm; do frsts. 23c.
steady: Eastern storage extras 2i1ac firm.
CHEESE-Fancy California new fats l2c
per lb steady; do frsts, lie. steady: new Young
Americas fancy. 131ec, steady: do frsts nomi-
nal; do storage fancy. 13fac. steady: East
ern fancy, 1910, steady; Western fancy lie,
EGGs-California fresh selected. 3skc per
dozen steady; irsts. 35c. steady: seconds, 2215c.
steady; California storage selected. 2sc, steady:
hrsts. 25c. steady: Eastern fresh. steady. at
onds: Eastern storage, selected 231ac, steady;
seconds, 191sc, steady.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-The cotton market
today was highly nervous. Early this morning
Weather Bureau advices stated that the tropical
storm had worked inland over Alabama, Missis-
sippi and Louisiana. with @ maximum velocity
OF fifty miles hour and heavy rains falling.
In spite OF this terrifying news the market ad-
yanced only or points and sold on later on
less discouraging reports about the storm, which
to be rapidly subsiding. This would in
dicate a smaller short interest than generally
supposed. There was considerable buying OF 0c-
tober and this option the strongest in the
list. Southern spot markets were quiet and un-
changed to / Lice higher.
Theodore Price makes cotton condition $50.
against els last month, and indicates the crop
at Il. DDS. 600 bales
The New York Commercial says: 1.-THE public
is still out OF the market There would be
much larger outside business If 1t were not so
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

New Orleans tidal wave canard depesses New York Stocks
higher. Silver sc lower. Call Money 4d5 per cent
Active business in Bonds the local Exchange.
Wheat Barley futures advance Spot Barley inactive
Oats in fair demand Corn dull Rye neglected
becoming stronger. Feedstuf firm Beans steady
New Chestnuts and Extracted Honey the market
upward tendency Prune Rasns and Dried Fruits
Local packers report a steadier Hog market
Fine Potatoes firm, but cheap stock accumuating
Poultry market still lightly supplied and firm
Butter market firm and tending upward.
Eggs still rising. Cheese firm
First Cranberries OF the season in from Oregon.
Domestic Fruits in ample supply and quiet
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Potato handlers report strong market for
strictly fine table Potatoes. but say that ,only
small percentage Of the stock now arriving can
De graded as fancy. of fine Salinas came
IN yesterday and quickly closed out.
casonal sales being reported at 81. 20 per GENITAL.
ana Few lots of fine river goods sold
at an advance of SC per GENITAL over the outside
quotation for general offerings. Cheap stock.
which Is generally used for shipping purposes is
accumulatng. as there is export trade OF any
consequence. Sweets did little better yester-
day, while Onions remained weak, with sup
plies plentiful
supplies of vegetables were ample for all
needs and there was no noteworthy change In
prices or market conditions
., ,POTATOES-Pef ctl River Whites. 75c@
Sl.0o; Salinas Burbanks. S1.25@ l. go; Sweet Po-
tatoes. S1.40@175
UNlONS-Ye Yellow. Der ctl. G0@75c
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Corn crates 1.5o@
I.so' r.r i, sacks. $l25@1;I5: String Beans 3@5c
per I'D; Lima Beans, 3@4c per lb: Tomatoes. 25
9ooc per box; Cueumbers, 40@5Oc per box: Sum-
mer 10, squash. 50@15c per box: Garlic. 26l3c. per
ID ID; cabbage, s0@s5c per et; Caulihower, 75@S5c
psT esc aoaen Carrots 60@75c per sack; Turnps.
3oWl loc per suck: Green Okra, 4O@6Oc per box
asg Egg Plant. 40@6oc per box: Green Peppers, 50@
65c per box for Chile and 356JOc for Bell: Mar
rowfat Squash, S15@20 per ton
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
Hides. Tallow, wool and HOBS.

Late mail reports from New York say of Hops:
1.-THE markets up State report free buying of
new crops at 20G21c. but the coast is quiet
at the moment. with no definite quotation. About
1sc might be taken a basis. Europe reports
quiet but firm markets. There are few II any
new hops available in the spot market at pres
ent. Demand for both new and 1905 hops is
slow. but the market is firm, with light stocks -
HIDES-Culls and brands sell about laG1c
under quotations. Heavy Salfed Steers, 13c:
medium, 12ikc: light. l2lke; Cow Hides, 121se
for heavy and 12lzc for light; Stays. s15c Salt
ed Kip. l35sc; Salted Veal. 15c; Salted Calf.
15c; dry Hides. 22IAc; dry Kip. zoe: dry Calf.
o4c; Sheepskins. shearings. 20@40c each: short
Wool, 50@s0c each; medium. 90c@s1. 20; long
Wool. $i.25@1.75: Horse Hides salt, S3Q3. 20
for large and s275 for medium. 2.25 for small
and soc for Colts Horse Hides. dry. s2@2: 20 for
large and SI50@1.75 for medium. $1.25 for
small snd 4oc for Colts; DeersSns.Dry Mexi-
can. S2035c; dry salted Mexican. 24M26c: dry
Central American. S56sT1ac Goatskins-prime
Angoras. 75c: extra large do, S1.25; large, 50c
medium. 3Jc small PIC.
TALL0w-No- rendered. 4@il4c in bhs
Grease. 2Q215c.
WoOI-Fail clip-San Joaquin and Southern.
tQSc; fall Lambs, S1z "a 15c: Northern, do, IA
@l5c; Humboldt and Mendocino. 1o@14c; Middle
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
Receipts of Produce.
THE STOCK MARkET.
Increased Trading In Bonds on the
Exchange.

Yesterdays bond business the, Stock and
Bond Exchange the heaviest for some time,
being S165.o00. OF which S1O2. 900 was in Los
Angeles Pacific first consolidated Is at an ad-
vance to $111. The United Railroads bonds
We're also firm and active at $S5.121. shares
were not as active as ON the preceding day.
The water stocks were not materially changed.
The sugars were rather weak. and OnOmea lost
another dollar at s41M40. Mskawel, on the
contrary, hrmer. touching $3.50.
In mining shares the Comstocks were weaker
as rule. with narrow fluctuations. The feature
Of the Southern Nevadas was the frmness In
Silver Pick and Daisv. the former advancing 10
81. buyer 90c. and the latter To Gle Sales Of
the former were very heavy The rest Of the
list showed little change
Mohawk Extension stock listed on the
San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board and
called for the first time yesterday
The New Ilria Quicksilver Mining Comma nv
has declared the regular quarterly dividend az
10 cents share and extra dividend OF 10
cents share, payable October 1. Books closed
September 20 and reopen October l.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO Sept. 27.-sentiment in the wheat
pit was inclined to buIlishness today At the
start the market influenced by comparative
strength of the wheat market at Liverpool.
where prices showed moderate gains Trading
during the first part of the session was quiet
During the second hour, however, anima-
tion was manifested and the market became
strong. The uPturn was due largely to covering
by shorts. who became alarmed by the active
buying by leading commission houses. good
demand for cash wheat also helped to stimulate
the buying Of options. The market closed
strong. December opened unchanged to Hc
higher at I5@75Hc sold up to 76c and closed
Mc up at 75tsc
The corn market was easy early in the dav
on selling by pit traders Later sentiment he
came somewhat frmer. bnt trading continued
quiet all day. The close was steady Decem
Der corn closed shade lower at 43AcM43Hc
Trading in the oat pit was dull and the
market was about steady. December closed
1s6Ac off at 34asc.
Provisions were easier liquidation of Oc-
tober products by local longs january porJ
closed 71sc down, lard was of &c and irbs were
215M5c lower
CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-The leading futures
oad fov11
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
New York Metal Market.

NEW YoRY, Sept. 27.-There was a sharp
advance In the London tin market with spot
closing at fl SO and futures at 1887 los. Locally
bid to SAL asked.
Copper higher In London with spot and
futures both quoted at 600 15s. Locally the
market was firm. with lake quoted at $19.75Q
20: electrolytic at $19.50@19.75 and casting at
Gle IS 621e.Ep.
Lead wss unchanged at 35.75@602ls in the
local market. and at Els 12s Cd In London.
Speiter was unchanged at f27 12s Cd in Ion
don, but was easy In the local market at $500
6625.
Iron higher In the English market with
standard foundry quoted at 54s I'd and Cleye-
land warrants at 54s Cd. Locally the market
was firm, with No l foundry, Northern, quoted
at $21@22; No. 2 foundry, Northern at $20. .50M
81 30; No. / foundry. Southern, at $21M21. 80
and No. foundry, Southern, at $20.5Om21.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
Hay and Feedstufr..

Railroad deliveries of Hay are still slow and
without much prospect of getting better as cars
are scarce and badly wanted all over the United
STATES Yesterdays receipts. of 1882 tons in.
Guided only IA cars. The demand was so urgent
mat in the scramble for supplies $40 was paid
Tor two cars of extra choice. The whole market
seems TO be working into better condition and
the growing irmness in the medium and lower
grades is becoming more pronounced.
reedstufTs continue Arm at the recent advance.
bhAN--S1S0l19 80 per ton.
MIDDLiNGS-$ -$o612. per ton.
SnURTS-$l9Ql2O per ton.
\, ,,,FF.EfiEDlSTUFFS-Rolled r Barley. S23@24;
Mlxed Mxed Feed. $23@24: 0lcake Meal In 5-ton lots.
s3s.90; jobbing SIS. per ton; Cocoanut Cake
OF meal at mills. $23 In 10 and $3.50 In ton
lots; jobbing. $24 Corn Meal. $31 80; Cracked
Gorn' E' So; Horse Beans, nominal; Broom Corn
Seea s1a ooc per ctl; Alfalfa Meal, carload lots
In car lots and $50 in smaller quantities.
HAY-Choicc Wheat S16.50d17 per ton;
gsood gsood Wheat. S15016; other grades Wheat,
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
EASTERN MARKETS..
Ner York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Sept 27.-AIoney on call. firm.
4d6 per cent: ruling rate. 5is per cent; CLOSING
bid. per cent; offered at . per cent Time
loans hrm; sixty aHd ninety days, per eent /;
six months. 6la per cent.
Prime mercantile paper-65sdT per cent
Sterling e0cbange-Heavy. with actual bust
Bess m DankerS' bills at 81 S325G4 S34O for de-
! mand and 81 795O@4 1853 for sIxty-day bills.
\ Posted rstes-S4. S05a@ and 81 say
Commercial blls-f4 T9Jt
Bar silver-67ac
Mexican d0llarS-52lSc
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds. r.
regular.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28

as follows: Flour firm. 1o02oc higher: No. 2
spring wheat. 7SMs3c: No. 3, 74@771sc; No. 2
red. f2as @731ac: No 2 corn. 471ac; No. vel
low Ilac: No. oats. 341s 934Ae: NO. z
rye 6115e; good feeding barley, 3s@39c !;
TAR &, to choice mailing. 44@52c; No. l max seed
tract grades. $l2 rs; short ribs sides tioosel .
IS. s.so9S.90. mess pork per bbl.. s16 BOG l6 6o
boxed. ssI5mS.S7Ia; whisky. basis of high
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
Northern wheat Market.

! PORTLAND. Sept -Wheat-Unchange
/ Club. 64Q0Jc; bluestem. 61MGSc; red, 81 @62c;
4 valley, 6706Sc.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA. Sept. 27--wheat-Unchanged.
! Bluestem, Soc; club. 66c; red 63c.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
THE CoPPER sTocKs.

BOSTON. Sept. 27.-Election scares and the
tighter money were responsible for sharp
break in the market. and the whole list was
sold freely all through the session. The local
cOppers very much better holding their
very well. especially Butte Coalition. which
closed at 3sc, point and quarter up from
last night.
The metal consumers are generally bidding ~
cents pound for spot and early future de-
ilveries for Lake Copper. Bingham Consolidated
earnings show steady increase as result Of
the operation of new furnace. Copper Range
has been strong buying from inside sources.