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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06

Miss Abr,ic COMBS has :;"n" to Lewis
tou. ,~trro s.c Ni,l u" thu guest VI
t,i,I.G h +,,,,-ti !a's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06

1t has saved a
multitude Of peo-
pie from cOnsunp-
ton hy eradirat-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06

i. I. Iu!.cn went TO Bingham Tsi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06

Mr.. AiIrrt I,iajs'lrll # Wat"rvil'"
is passin.; = f'W days with her mother,
Mis-. Pr1Vy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06

Mrs. Mary Meyer, Thomson avenue,
near Shell Road, Winfield, L. Z, n. Y,
writes:
al have been annoyed with cough
for years.
GOTTEN it was so bad that I could not
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06

Mrs. Lucy GnndlIUc of 81 in"Y i; IN"
gE"a Of Ms. q. VI. CroW"lI FOR 4 t"W
days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06

81 ecp half the
night. Many pco-
pie thought ] had
consumption.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-06

Miss EDNA Eases lIns returned from
= tuO-WrrkH' visit To- relatives in Will
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-12
PRODUCE.

Chicago, March l2--rhe wheat market
opened firm mere today because OF higher
cables and worlds shipments which were
below the amount for the corresponding
time one year ago. A small advance was
registered early In the session, but this
was soon wiped out by decline caused
by selling by commission houses with
northwestern connections. Prices, how
ever rallied again in a short time May
opened h13s higher, at ifz 10 as. de
clined 10 17Ad7i$s and advanced TO IT'S.
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts Of 6IS cars against 5lS
cars year ago,
The corn market was firm at the open
ing, May being lsffA higher at SQ43is.
declined TO " and recovered TO 43sQ43x.
The market IN oats was firm. May open
ed isgA up at 2sAa2gs
The provision market was steady. May
pork opened @s Up At 80; lard was
So,
Cash Wheat-No. red a@s2; No. Q.
5easo No hard, ng7s; No. 9 hard fSf,
7sg7s; No 3 spring, 7Sg79
Close; Wheat--Mary, H<qitss; July.
Gorn-May, ts,s: July. 4S,A
9osts-Mey, s'sgsg* July. %saS%
Lard-May. 10; July, 7,S..
Ribs-May sssas. 2sjs; July. SIS,
Flax-Cash, northwestern, ia
Tlmothy--March, 3t5.
Cloyer-Cssh, 1875.
Barley-Cash. 5n53.
The market grew. very strong in the
latter part Of the day on heavy buying
by commission houses. The high point
for May was 7sS. The close was strong
with May up lMfis at 7sAd7SS.
Corn eased OF In sympathy with cats
and declined 10 i2&. May closed firm at
43h, gain OF MfA.
NEW YORK
New York March i2-Sugar, raw,
strong. Fair refining, t5-isd3; centrifugal,
.as test 3 l5-S2Q3ls; molasses sugar. 9 1i-ls
d2&
Reflneo-Firm Crushed, $50; powdered,
40. granulated. 400
Coftee-Steady. No. Rio, 81.
Butter--Western factory, common 10
irsts, l2d1s: western imitation. creamery
extras, %: do frsts, II.
Cheese--Firm
Esgs-Steady Western frsts, IN; DO.
seconds, i4dlils: southern. i2]ldff4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-12
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

ported nv Mccormick & Co, for last
week aggregated sl6i.s50.
As soon as The roads improve, ship
ments Will be resumed from the Star
Consolidated mine OF Tintic.
The assessment recently levied on the
stock OF the Skylark Copper company
becomes delinquent tomorrow,
The mill Of the Consolidated Mercur
Gold Mines company AT Mercur is hand
ling an output OF 300 tons a day.
At the Pioneer samplers today were
received five cars Of ore from Nevada,
two from Alta and one from Bingham.
ID. y. Rohlflng returned from Beaver
county last night and viii return TO
the Frisco Contact properties again to-
night
The annual meeting of the Montgom-
cry Mountain Mining company operat-
ing IN the Bullfrog, New, district, ls
scheduled for April 10.
Samuel Newhouss returned from New
York last night, prepared TO enter into
the negotiations with Daniel Guggen-
helm and associates relative to the
pending Bingham mergers.
The management OF the r. & y. sam
piers reported the receipt today or "a
cars OF ore from Tintic, six from Bling
ham, one from Fish Springs, five from
Nevada and one from Mexico.
The examination of the Bingham Cen
trail properties under the direction OF
w. C. Durham has been completed and
that gentleman Is now making up his
report for submission TO the prospec-
tive bond buyers.
The work in the Ridge and Valley
mine. carried on through the Gemlni.
is now confined to the 1900 and 1900
foot levels, and shipments are being
made regularly AS soon as convent
ent this work will be extended and tho
shipments increased accordingly
Eureka Reporter.
T.. p. Jennings, a we'll known mining
expert, was In Eureka Wednesday and.
In company with Supt W. w. Math-
ows. inspected the work mt the West
Mammoth property adjoining the Cen.
tennial. Eureka Mr.. Mathews IL still
drifting, but may decide to sink from
the tunnel level-Eureka Reporter
Jesse Mathews came In yesterday
from the Scranton mine In North TIN
tic, where ne is engaged In putting up
an assay office, blacksmith shop and
other buildings. MT, Mathews says
that just at present the wagon road
IL In very bad shape, and that the
shipment OF ore Is held back on that
account. BY the time the warm
weather puts the road In good condi-
ton the output from the mine will be
increased to fully one carload per day.
In order to be in proper shape for the
handling Of this increased tonnage new
machinery has been Installed and new
buildings put up at the mine and also
at the loading point on the San Pedro
railway--Eureka Reporter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-12
OFFERINGS AND
STOCKS HEAVY.
Some Gains Among Speclaltles,
Prevailing Trend Being
Downward.
TRADING GOT INTO A RUT.
Desire to Sell Sent Prices Down
With No Rallies What
ever,

New York March l2-Tho mixed
changes from Saturdays prices shown In
the opening dealings IN the stock market
today were unnfluenced by the London
market In which prices of Americans
were advanced before the opening here.
Gains were mostly amongst the special
ties and the prevailing trend was down
ward.
Business In the first hour consisted OK
series OF narrow swings in which Sc
lected stocks got progressively lower.
About IL o'clock the market got IN a rut
and there was scarcely enough trading
TO keep attention riyeted on the tape.
Only few specialties made notable move
menta.
The extension OF Readings decline TO
In caused a slight sagslns elsewhere In
sympathy. The courts decision advanced
Chicago Union Traction stocks to
points and the havana Electric stocks
also gained 70 j. 81 Louis southwest
ern preferred iell ~
The weight OF offerings gradually car
ried prices lower the CONTINUOUS selling
OF Reading forcing out holdings VI other
stocks. heading lost ~ ana Atchison,
wabash preferred, Great Northern pre-
lciitu, y. ., ttuDptI ulst plslelEVu stnu
DistllIers' Securities u rs Pullman I'M
proved 3i1.
A group OF stocks responsive to deal
rumors were pushtd Nv. including Ma
uOnal Lead ana American Smelling and
Great Northern preferred and Northern
Pacifc l. The effect was slight elsewhere
and prices weakened again when the de-
cline In Reading was resumed. That stock
sold 81 below Saturday, Northern Pa
cihc preferred q Atchison u and St
Paul. Chesapeake * Ohio. Northern Pa
cihc. Kansas Il Texas preferred, United
States Steel, Colorado fuel, Sugar and
American Locomotive about point The
closing was irregular with a rally OF a
point IN Reading.
Bonds were heavy at noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-12
PLEASED WITH
THE UNCLE SAM.
Broker West Visits TintiC Mine
And Says il Looks Good
To Him.
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS.
Superintendent Grlggs Taking Out $40
Ore--Encouraging Conditions on
The 200 Level.

Broker r. NJ. West was In Tinuc
yesterday and through the courtesy
Of supt. Briggs. was shown through
the underground workings OF the I'M
Gle Sam mine.
Mr.. West had not visited the Uncle
Sam for several months and could not
escape taking note OF the changes for
the better that took place In the In
terval.
II never saw this Tintic mine look
ing so well. said Mr. West today to
number Of his friends 81 speak said
ne, from the standpoint OF a disin-
terested party, for I do not own
share OF stock at the present time.
ION the upper level continued Mr..
West, some interesting developments
have been made recently, Here a cave
was broken into not long ago that has
been found to be 10 feet long. The
top, Sides and bottom OF II are lined
with ore and out OF the bottom Supt
Griggs IL taking ore which he tells me
will net $40 ton. There Is every
reason to believe TINS ore Dody WIZ
be as important as Jesse knights
Cellar stop which was opened when
Mr. Knight managed the affairs OF the
Uncle Sam company
Eighty feet below the cave" Mt
West went on, "a new ore body has
been opened carrying high grade
values From the 800 down to the 500
ore has been followed and In places
It wldens out from six To eight feet
Near the 500 an intrusion of por-
phyry practically cut out the values,
but Wine sunk through 1t for 40 feet
has opened into ore. 1t looks as II
this porphyry is the Gaping to tre-
mendously large ore body probably
the best ever found In the mine. A
drift run for 20 feet shows full
breast Of ore"
Mr. West says encouraging develop
ments are being made on the 700 level
and Supt. Grigss is confident he Will
yet an ore body OF considerable con-
tequence there. Tintlc people, Mr..
West says, look for quite boom In
mining stocks belonging to that dis
trict
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-12
BELL PHONE LINE
INTO Los ANGELES
Wires Of the Salt Lake Route
May be Used Out Of
This City.
OFFICIALS MEETING HERE.
All Decline to Discuss the Proposition
For the Information Of the
Public.

The rumor which has prevailed dur
ing the past few days to the effect that
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company il seeking to obtain right OF
way to southern California over the
poles OF the telegraph line OF the Salt
Lake Route this morning was given
fresh impetus with the arrival of
w. b. Kiser OF Chicago, special agent
Of the railway department OF the big
parent Bell Phone corporation. Mr.,
Klser and /. T. Dyer. superintendent OF
telegraph for the Salt Lake Route who
came up from Los Angeles 10 attend
the conference, got together early.
All parties concerned when seen de-
clined to sive out any information as
10 what was on the tapis, but stated
that there was possibility that some
important news would be forthcoming
In few days.
This alleged effort on the part .of the
Bell people 70 secure a line to south
ern California, comes az the sequel to
the announcement that the Independent
Telephone company has secured SINH
lar privileges over the Gould system
from Denver TO San Francisco, az soon
as the Western Pacific Is completed.
Those who profess to know, how
ever, afftrm that any telephone com
pany will have a difficulty in getting
permission TO operate the wires OF the
Salt Lake Route under the existing
agreement between the Hartman lines
and interested connections. Last sum
mer telephone company endeavored TO
utilize the poles along the Oregon Short
Line north without any success,
CONFERENCE SPECIALS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-12
AS TO BINGHAM CON.
Rise In shares n Ccntainty. is Pre-
dlction Made In Boston.

A Boston publication says Of Bing-
ham Con-.
1t is stated that the liquidation which
followed the recent rise Is now at an
end and the stock has all passed into
strong hands so that rise in the near
future, II not at the present time, Is al
most a certainty, New York has been
absorbing the shares steadily. and II
Is believed that there II more OF
tendency to get the shares at this level
than there was at the time that the
big block OF shares was sold 10 +. Au-
gustus Henze.
With the beginning OF the present
year the shares OF the company should
be worth more money than at any time
during the past year The burdensome
contracts that the company was labor
ing under have come to an end and
Just as soon as the furnaces can be adj
justed TO the grade Of ore found In the
Commercial, Eagle and Blue Bell and
the Dalton and Lark mines the COM
pany should be In q steady profit max
ing position. The open ore roasters are
now ready TO go Into commission, and
the reverberatory furnace plant has
been In operation for a long time past
These ores treated by the means now
at the command Of the company should
yield profit that sh ould make very
gratifying returns to the company.
recent examination Of the books
of the concern revealed most salts
flying state Of affairs and showed that
the actual mining operations Of the
company were conducted at profit
during the year Just passed. The ex-
animation made by the Helnze experts,
while not yet made public is generally
understood to have been most salts
factory. This report may be looked
for at any time after this week.
II viii Of course take some time TO
cCllate the results and to carefully esti-
mate the value the mines contain. II
IL known, however, that the mines OF
thu Bingham Consolidated have been
rapidly improving under recent devel-
orment and that the developments Of
ths three months preceding the begin
ping OF the Heinze settlement added
100000 to the value OF the Eagle e.
Blue Bell alone The coming OF Thorn
as F, Cole into the TlntIc camp shows
that the properties threabouts are es-
timated TO have high values
The Dalton and Lark. when Il Is OPP
ererating through the Mascot tunnel
vii. be one OF the most economically
operated ore bodies in Utah. Thus It
would appear that the intrincis condi-
ton Of the Bingham would warrant an
advance In price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-12
CONCENTRATES.

Manager G. n, Rooklidge Of the Pio-
neer samplers is In Manhattan New.
Simon Bamberger Is expected 10 re-
turn from California next Wednesday.
Broker w n child was among the
excurslonists who went 70 Tintic yes
terday.
The delinquent sale Of tho Balhlnch
Mining company will be pulled or dur
ing the day.
The excursion TO the Tintic mining
district over the Rio Grande yesterday
was largely patronized-
The ore and bullion settlements, re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-12
THE GODIVA MILL.
New Plant WIN be I'm Operation Early
Next Month.

All Of the machinery for the new mill
at the Godiva mine IL now upon the
ground and Is being installed as fast as
possible says the Reporter OF Eureka,
There was some delay in the shipment
of certain parts Of the mill and this will
make IL impossible to get everything in
readiness for operation before the first
of April. IN fact, II may be the 10th OF
April before work IL started. The two
50-horsepower electric motors which
will furnish power for the plant were
received this week Superintendent
jackson McChrystal Is highly pleased
with the progress which Is now being
made in the construction OF the plant
and is certain that the mill will handle
the los grade ores from the Godiva
mine successfully
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-12
line north without any success,
CONFERENCE SPECIALS.
Rio Grande Goes One Better Than
Schedule Of Salt Lake Route.

The Rio Grande Western Is going out
after conference business with both
feet this year. and will incidentally go
one better than the San Pete Valley
and the Salt Lake Route in the San
Pete Valley territory. Last October
the Gan Pedro cut into the business OF
the Western considerably, under It's
train schedule, which landed people
from Nanu and other points into Salt
Lake by 1870 p. m. In order TO meet
this the Rio Grande announces that II
will run a special train both ways
April g. I. 6, 9. The special conference
flyer from Sewer and sanpete will
leave Rlchheld at a. m. and arrive In
this city at 1:os p. m. making the trip
In hours and minutes against the
hours s5 minutes Of the regular train.
which arrives at $ p. IN. Returning the
special will leave Salt Lake daily dur
ing conference AZ 8 p m, arriving at
Richfeld at II 80 a, m.
Travelling Passenger Agent III. NJ.
Gushing OF the Rio Grande leaves for
the south In the morning to spread the
glad tidlngs and make traffic kill
Ing"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-12
LOCAL MARKE TS.

this morning, with compare lively few
changes. Eastern eggs are gone out OF
the market, as are Utah pears, and
poultry Is still scarce, with Kansas and
Nebraska being received to make up
tie deficiency. Turnips are IN at so
pc. peck, also artlchokes at 10 cents.
Sizeeble conslgnments of bananas and
Idaho potatoes are at hand. also rhu-
barb and vegetables from California
Lucern hay is arriving In larger guam
titles, but with the advent Of stormy
weather 1t II likely to run short again.
The prices obtaining today are as fol-
lows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-12
GOES AFTER MONs0N.

Deputy Sheriff williams went to Cas-
tie Dale Saturday after John Mon
son, who was arrested there by
Sheriff Beebe upon descrlp-
ton furnished by Sheriff Emery
OF this county, II is believed
that Monson Is the man who is wanted
at Bingham upon charge OF criminal
assault upon girl under the age Of is
years. Monson told Sheriff Beebe that
he killed a man In Black Hills S. D.,
about two years ago. and that informa-
tion was made known to Sheriff Emery,
who has telegraphed to Black Hills
concerning the same. AS yet he has
received no answer TO HIS telegram,
and II Is not known whether the mans
story is true or false, Deputy Sheriff
williams is expected to return with his
prisoner this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-12
NEVADA STOCKS.

James A. Pollock & Co. furnish to-
day the following San Francisco min
Ing stock quotations;
James A. Pollock & co, furnish the
following San Francisco stock quota
lions today
Cash Boy, isd2O; Golden Anchor,
l32aIi35 Home Tonopah, 20Q25.
Jim Butler, l.s5d20O, MacNamara, II
n72, Ton, Midway. 2.20d225 Montana
Tonopah, 29iG300. North Star. 59Q60:
Tonopan Extension. i225. Ohio Tono-
pan. 1880 Tonopah Conn. 10000
49,. 90; West End. 2S5G295: Adams. 100
~ Atlanta 24h26, Blue Bull. 1l6ls;
Booth. 26@2S, Columbia Mountain. 25R
&c Conqueror, l9m2l, Damondheld, AZ
as, Dixie l5Il1 Goldneld. 6iaG5;
Jumbo, l506l 52ia Jumbo Extension,
25M21 Kendall. S6ds9 Taguna. lSdS9.
MohawK. 5ld53 Red Top. 1921 .9S:
Sandstone l.37isdi,i5; silver PICK, 3ld
80. 81. Ives. 32d33 National Bank. 3lh
~: Denver. 80 asked: Eclipse. ald95;
Gold Bar. les bid, original Bullfrog,
22d2i steinway rs bid; Great Bend,
73d7i Manhattan Dexter 1880; Gran
ny, 24926
COMSTOCK.
con. Virginia. i15ai 20, Ophir, 512h
G5.2j; Caledonia, f614s Mexican, lis
Gl20, Exchequer. 53GS5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-12
AN AMERICAN oDDNESs. :"
Rio Grande should Appoint Chaplain
To Conduct Religious Exercises.

1t is now up to the Rio Grande to
make some additional appointments,
general superintendent chaplain and
chief inspector OF the choir depart
ment, for instance.
Senior l.. de Mondoca e Costa, a dele
gate to the International Railway Con-
gress held in Washington last May
who came west after the meeting has
an enthusiastic article on the Denver
4 Rio Grande in the Railway Gazette
published In Lisbon, Portugal. After
expatiating on the wonders Of the
Royal Gorge he concludes his article
with this astounding piece Of infor-
nation.
AN American Oddness; when PASS
ing between the largest mountains,
groups OF ladies' in the observing car
begin to sing hymns which We think Is
with the object OF asking God to pro-
tect them against the enormous stones
that are on the top of the mountains
and which look like eagles. from fall
ing on top OF their heads.
And the truth Is that they have
never fallen"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-12
CAR CLEANERS QUIT.
Short Line Employees Thought They
Were Going to he Fired.

The car cleaners to the number OF rs,
employed by the Oregon Short lane
here undertook to walk out on Saturday
night. Yesterday they thought better
OF their action and the majority re-
turned TO work. Two weeks ago yester-
day number OF Italians were put to
work cleaning the cars and this worried
the regular men. Despite the fact that
there were a number OF additional cars
to be cleaned In hurry they thought
that the move was the beginning OF the
end when the Italians would supplnnt
them Then somebody started the story
that the company physician was exam
lining candidates for car cleaning Jobs
and those who passed muster had been
placed on the waiting list. That settled
Il; the men concluded TO quit before
they were supplanted. Superintendent
n. q, Price Of the car cleaning depart.
ment says that he believes all the men
will return In due season,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-12
CHICAGO STREET RY. CASE.
U. s. Supreme Court Says Act Of '65
Extended Charter 90 Years.

washington, March 1.-THE Chicago
street railroad case, involving the ques-
tlon Of date OF termination OF franchises
OF the lines running from the center OF
day was decided by the supreme court
OF the United States,
The opinion was delivered by Justice
Day and reversed the decision OF the
United States circuit court for the north
ern district Of Illinois He held that the
act Of the Illinois legislature Of 1865 had
the effect Of extending the charter OF
the railway companies for % years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-12
PAPER TRUST CASES DECISION.

Washington, March 12-In an opinion
by Justice McKenns, the supreme court
OF the United States today decided the
cases against the witnesses in the paper
trust" cases against the holding company
that they should answer questions pro-
pounded to them In the proceedings
against the alleged trust suit brought BY
the government The cases were dis
missed
"The cases originated in Minnesota sart
Wisconsin, The Wisconsin cases were
dismissed for want OF Jurisdiction while
In the Minnesota cases the verdict Of
the court for the district OF Minnesota
was affirmed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-12
DISTINGUISHED PARTY,

A distinguished party is scheduled 10
arrive In Salt Lake tomorrow morning
from the coast on No. 8, One Of tia
party, DR.. J. NJ. Crawford OF Clncin-
natl, was lately Russian Consul General
at 81. Petersburg. They are travelling
In the private Pullman Panama, and
win spend the day here sightseeing. 60
ing east over the Scenic Route on No, g..
The visitors are under the personal d.
rection OF s. A. Hutchinson, manager
OF the tourist department OF the Chi.
osgo, Northwestern and Union Pacific.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-12
TRADING WAS BRISK.
Week Opened With Local Mining
Stock Market In Good Tone.

The week opened with the sale Of 26,-
ESQ shares Tor which was paid the sum
Df Sll, 1912, on the floor of the Salt
Lake Stock a Mining exchange this
forenoon. The encouraging conditions
reported from the Uncle Sam Con-
solldated OF Tintic started some buying
In that direction and the stock found
takers mp TO 40 cents a share. Butler
Liberal was also in good tone and made
some advances 1000 shares selling as
high as 20ls cents. Columbus Consoli-
dated also moved forward and It found
takers at $3.50 a share. May Day moved
above % cents, while Golden Crown
found favor at "A half dollar Wabash
closed weaker.
The closing quotations and sales were;
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS..