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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-15

Philadelphia, Ma"Cn li.-McGoverr
nlered the ring AZ 1895. His seconds
'ere Hughey McGovern, Joe Humph
'es, John Burdick. Samuel Harris and
Terry Lee.
Nelson came on AT about the same
ime, followed by h's seconds kid"
Ahell Eddie" Kelly and Johnny
LOTUS.
nu,l men were given an ovation.
he preliminary preparations complet-
ID and the men were called 10 the
enter of the ring apd a moment later
he fight was on.
FIRST ROUND-Nelson missed left
nd both clinched and II was twenty
seconds before they separated. The
'rowd hi.sed and Nel.on led with a
eff 20 The head. They again clinched
and the referee warned McGovern for
lolding. Another clinch and McGovern
ent hard lefi 10 the head. They
we're clnched at the bell and the
crowd Kisses.
SECOND ROUND-McGovern miss.
ed left for the wind and they began
TO wrestle. McGovs-n put left to the
wind. left and right to the head. They
clinched and McGovern drove right TO
.he head which Jared Nelson. who was
cautioned for using his shoulder. Mel
son missed a straight left and again
they clincned. and were still clinched
n the bell Groans and hisses from
the crowd.
THIRD ROUNDING Govern tried
left to wind twice but was blocked
Nelson drove two iefts 10 face. An.
other cl nch. McGovern drove left TO
The jaw and missed hard right. Nc
Govern uppercut with a hard right
and sent right to the jaw. Nelson sent
left to the head and ducked a viciOus
left. Nelson sent another left to the
face and the men were clinched AZ the
gong.
FOURTH ROUND-Terry swung
isild with a right but drove a left 70
the wind. Nelson sent left 10 the face.
Both clinched and wrestIed across the.
ing. Nelson pounded McG0vern's kid
leys in the clinch. Nelson sent a light
eft 90 the face. McG0veru missed .
wing for The Jaw. Nelson growing
fConolodad an eooo,a po-sa
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Rayner was the chief speaker OF the
day and the debate that took place
was provoked by some of his utter
ances. Among the senators who were
aroused by him were Foraker. Lodge
and Dolliver. Both Ohio senators and
he Massachusetts senator took cxcep.
ion TO Rayner's contention that Nh
railroads have interfered in the fran
'ug Of the bill. and Foraker expressed
himself as dissatisfied with the inti-
nation that the railroads are repre-.
'ented on the floor Of the senate.
Dolliver expressed d'spleasure with
the plea for amendments and went 50
ar a TO say that the help Of such
-riends a Rayner could very well be
iispe-scd with. other senators who
participated in the debate were Al
irich, Tillman aud Knox
Knox freely expressed his opinion
that the bill would be unconstitutional
without a provision for review Of
he comm ssions findings by the court
and Aldrich .tatef his belief that he
and Rayner were not greatly at vari
ance in their views He declined how
eyer 10 agree 10 accept the amend.
mcnts. which we're outlined by the
Msryland senator.
Tiilmaff reiterated his objection 10
the bill ana INDUCED Ia some char
acteristic phrases in stating bis posi.
tion. concluding with IN remark that
be believed the bin could b. so
amended a. to make il acceptable.
The argument ot Rayner was d.
rected in favor of the general propOsi-
tion that congress mas the right 30
fix rstes. but that the bin should be
80 amended a. 30 dispense WITH the
provision. Tie also advo
ca'ed other amendments.
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made, Rogers said he was approached
by a policeman and asked If he would
take the task Of killing Parkhurst.
1t is declared the policeman said a
police official would pay $500 for the
work and Rogers asked Kelly If he
was willing TO 20 into the scheme,
taking for his part 5000. while he
(Rogers) would get the remainder OF
the sum.
]. is further alleged. Rogers raw
this police official and talked the mat.
ter over with him at length, but fin
ally came 10 the conclusion he would
not resort TO murder.
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PROSPECT OF WAR
IS IN SIGHT AGAIN
kAlSER's lNslSTENcE UPON IN.
TERNATloNAllzATlON STILL
BALkS SETTLEMENT.
NEUTRALS SCENT TRICK
Assumption That AIgerciras Confer.
ence is Lacking in Dscernment is
Not Relished BY the Dele
gates.

London, March 14.--According to
the Mails correspondent at Algeciras,
immediate rupture of the conference
is within the range Of possibility.
Algerc ras, March 14.--The ruccess
or failure of the Moroccan conference
still depends upon Germany When
Germany In consequence of The al
mcst universal disapproval which her
position had excited, appeared TO con
cede the principle Of Franco Spanish
police, the delegates supposed that an
agreement was at hand ard that all
menace OF war had vanished. closer
scrutiny of the Austro-German pro
posal for an inspector general, particu-
larly IN the light Of Herr Radow.tz
private description of this flnctionary,
showed that Germany continued to de-
mand the internationalization of Mo,
rocco.
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light was DISAPPOINTMENT. There
ere scarcely half dozen solid blows
truck. the men wrestling from one
md OF the ring TO the other with the
eferee powe"le;s TO separate them
Vt the beginning of the fourth round
he men began to fight as though they
1eant business and at the close of the
'fth McGovern went to his corner in
'istress.
In the fifth Nelson did as he pleased
18th his opponent, and 1t IS doubtful
{ McGovern could have stood the
ruelng for another round.
Nelson deserved the decision, but
u no decisions are rendered when
9th men are on their feet, the fight
S classed as a draw.
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Corbln lntlmates Chinese Worship
American But Dislike Other
Foreigners.

ST, Louis. Mo, March i4.--Gen. Cor
bin In an Interview here today reiter.
ated his recently expressed opinion
that there is no procpect OF war with
China. and sad there is no feeling
of hostility on the part Of China
against Americans, Whatever out
RACES have been committed have been
by pirate robbers. He admitted there
was an anttforeign feeling among the
Chinese, but denied n was anti-Amegi-
can.
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INSPECTION TOUR
Illinois Central Officials Arrive Here
From Psducsh-RetUrneo
Last Night.

Paducah. March 1i.-Mc7srs. A. y
Brooks. FIRE Inspector: T. J. Sesery
superinteudent of fire extinguishers
l.. a. Downs. division agent and
Supervisor ". G. Waegoner. ~ the
Illinois Central. passed through th5
city today enroHre TO caro- on an in-
=pecii0n tour and viii return tonight.
They are looking after buildings. the
Gre fighting facilities. etc
MT Brooks was formerly foreman
of the water supply men ON the louis
vile division and Mr.. Downs also hsld
a inportsnt oFics On this division.
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ONLY ONE COMMITTEEMAN.

Springfield. III. March I4.-Attorney
General Stead today gave ont an opin-
ion holding that the new primary Law
only provides for one committeeman
in each primary district The recent
primaries are said TO have caused
some annoyance in various districts
regarding this section Of the law. aud
the committee from Cairo requested
an opinion in the matter
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EXPLODING GASOLINE STOVE.

Crookston. Mimi, March l4-The
explosion Of gasoline stove IN the
%rookstou Dye and Cleaning house.
owned and operated by John Markoff.
perhaps fatally burned the proprietor
and Miss Inc Sanden. both Of whom
# least will be disigured for life
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DIED or APoPLexY.

No're Dame. Ind March l4.-Rev.
francis Molloy. 81 years old rector Of
a. JoseDh's hall and dean Of thc
'chool Of languages al the University
Il Notrc Dame, died suddenly on the
college campus today from a stroke Of
apopleNy The deceased vas noted
linguist.
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE.

DR. W. r. Rodman, q druggist CT
Mound City. has announced that he
viii be a candidate for minority rep
rescntat.ye IN the legislature. subject
to the decision n the Democratic con
ventiou. Dr Otrich. Of Anna. made
similar announcement in his own
behalf some weeks ago.
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WHIPPED IN PUBLIC.

Evansville. Ind. March f4-Roy
Sutherland. aged u. was severely
whipped by his mother in the police
station corridors this morning upon
orders Of Police Judge J. g. Winifrey.
The boy was arrested for brea King
window lights
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eAIDsIs SET FREE.

New York. March IA Felix Caid-is.
the Russian who was arrested at tho
reqhest sf the secret police Of ST.
Peter burg upon his landing here re-
cen'iv vas today set free and al
loae8 20 enter the United States.
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soeEss DAMAGE SUIT.

Nashville Tenu March ii-Johu
4. Roger. Yours Mehhiiy has r.
ceived a l.ttsr -iatins that his suit
agaius. Granger for s2ueo69 damages
has been set To- tr.al in Ncw York
April f.
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KILLED a IAN AND READ.

TcIrs Hautc. Ind. March i{.-Frans
Hall on trial for kiliing Clyde FroEn.
testified thar be did tnc shooting in
sclfdefenso. and after the traEedy
went 10 fhc library and read
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LIMITED NI6HT GEAR.

Dcs MoiBes. IoWa. March i4.-Jssse
Roe. Of this city in a decis IN today
declared that an unmarried a,an wbo
Is IL debl Is entitled 70 Keep but one
nlgbt shirt.
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M'GOVERN WAS ALMOST DOWN
AND OUT WHEN GONG
SAVED HIM.
NO DECISION is GIVEN
Nelson's Fieht-Terribe Terry
Couldn't Hurt the Bat
tling One.
FIGHT FACTS.

PRINCIPAL S-Terry MeGov.
ern and Battling Nelson.
CLuB-National Athletic Club.
SHAREHOLDER. c. Muir
ply.
RULES-straight Marquis Of
oUeensberry.
MANAGER OF cLU5-Harry
Q. Edwards.
PLACE-At Philadelphia.
liMlT-SiS Rounds; no deci.
sion.
BOXERS FoRFEIrs-so,ooo
each.
CLUB FoRFEIT-s1,o0o.
REFEREE-Ssek MeGuiqan.
WEIGHT-133 pounds rineside.
FIGHTERS SHARE-75 per 4
cent. Of gross receipts.
NELSON'S SHARES per
cent.
MeoovERN's sHARE-3o per =
cent.
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VICTORY VITA RADICALS,

Simbir 5. re Ii March lt.-Radi
cal elements we're generally victorious
Il elections hers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-15

Philadelphia. March l4.-Battling
Nelson had the advantage Of Terry
McGovern 10 a six-round bout here to
night Fer the frst three rounds the
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-15

Wa hiugton. March Ropresen.
tative Hardwiek. Of Georgia. viii IN
troduce tomorrow q bin empowering
the house committee On election Of
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Los Angeles Markets.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 9.-General trading was
good but featureless today. with price
advanced i and cents on all lines. 1t is
expected to go much higher, owing TO waning
supply and winter demand.
EGGS-LocaI ranch, candled, 45c; Northern
ranch, candled, 3Sc; fresh Eastern, 35c; selected
ranch candled, 3ec.
Valley creamery, fancy T2il @T5c; coast cream.
cry, fancy, 62ih @65e; coast dairy choice, 81 u
G6215c; cooking, 22c.
CHEESE Northern, fresh. 15@16c; Anchor
hand, Ice; Eastern singles, 1G1z G11Tc; Eastern
Twins. 16Q1612c; Eastern Cheddars 16Q161c:
Eastern Long Horn, 17@171sc; Eastern dairy. II
@aIc Swiss imported 2s@aSe; S Swiss do DO
POTATOES Ia cwt)--Early Rose Northern.
81 .35Q 40; Bubanks, 81 50@1 So; choice, 81 .35
"a 40; Salinas. Sl.90Q2; Highland, S1.75: sweet
potatoes, s1;75@2; Watsonyilles Sl.s5@1,90.
ern, s1.25@1. so; garlic, SC; Chillis green, &c;
evaporated, 20c; sun dried, 20c ground, 125kc;
Mexican bulk. lsc; Austin brown, local. $1.60;
Northern $1-25d1 so.
BEANS "a cwt-.Phk No /, 81 1913: No. 2,
No. l, S2.90@3; do small white No. l. s5.6O@
-S.75; black eye, S275@4; Garvanzas, s.. % a
450; Lentils. 9@10c a pound
PoULTRY-Buytng prices. live weight. a
15c; young roostens. lac; fryers. 15c; broilers
lie: old ROSTERS &c. turkeys, 17c; old toms
lie; young toms. l9c; hen turkeys, 17c; geese,
10c; ducks, lie; squads 81 a dozen.
Selling prices, Dressed, pound-Hens, light
21c; friers pic: broilers. 23c; old turkeys. Gle;
geese. 10c; ducks, lie; squads, 50 dozen.
HONEY "a pound)-Comb, water white, Ice;
Light amber, 12@13c; comb white, 14c; extracted
white, eo-pound cans, e1a@7c; light water, 6@
615c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
sU MMARY OF THE MARKETS.

New Yorlystoc quiet, with money up Is per
Cotton % to so points lower. Silver 1zc higher
ocal mining still heavily dealt in and strong.
Wheat and Barb y quiet, with much fuctuation.
Oats in good and Corn dull Rye nominal Beans unchanged
Olcake Meal and higher Bran and Middlngs firm
Hav steady. with change in conditions.
Coffee quiet, scarce and largely nominal
Shipment OF S55 2L5 in Mexican dollars to Hongkong
Rasns extremely frm. Prunes pointing upward.
Free Woods demand but defective grades neglected
Fresh and Cured Meats previously quoted
Potatoes and OnioUs still abundant and weak.
Poultry and Game markets we'll cleaned up steady
Butter slightly Eggs slightly higher Cheese firm
Table Grapes plentiful and easy.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future. Grain and Provisions.

u
CHICAGO, Nov 9.-The local wheat market
west, the December delivery closing win net
gain of &c.
Corn and oats were each up &c PROVISIONS
We're unchanged to &c higher. =,
With the exception of an easy tone ~ ,,e, tne
opening sentiment in the wheat PAT was ouhisn
all day
Lower cables. and clear weather generally
throughout the United States caused modefate
selling in the first few minutes, Dut onerinss
were readily taken. The market appeared 70 pe
oyersold and local shorts, actuated by the smai
movement of wheat to Northwestern markets,
We're anxious to cover. Total primary receipts
were also light. December opened unchanged 10
a shade lower at 721a@T2ssc TO 72esc advanced
TO - 16c and closed &c up at t5c
weather conditions in the United States caused
some selling of early in the day ana re-
suited in slightly easier feeling. The market.
however, soon became firm on covering py shorts
and a .Sood demand by commission houses Ine
close whs hrm. December opened unchanged 20
closed at the highest point. Local receipts were
24O cars with 80 of contract grade.
Trading in the oats pit was active ana the
market was firm all day. There was a. gooo
general demand, especially for the May delivery
An advance OF 15c in the price OF cash oats
helped speculative trading December opened
unchanged to shade higher at 344 gSassc 70
34kc, advanced to 349sc and closed at 34ta
With the exception Of moderate weakness
early In the day the provision market was firm
The feature of trading was the buying OF January
lard by local packers. There was also 1alr
demand Tor the entire list of investors At the
close January pork up 15c at $14 10. Lard
was 21ae higher at $780, Ribs were unchanged
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9-The market opened
firm, &c to lie up, with trading active and
large There was heavy realizing, with the
bears heavy sellers for reaction. which caught
lot OF stop orders and the market broke some
forty points from the high. The trade had
looked for the ginners reports to show
million bales ginned and II with figures
sentimentally bullish From the report 1t can
be seen that the frost and other damage has
told on the crop. which is shown by some half
million bales less ginned to November / than
last year.
The market was puzziing after the bullish
census report. indicating n crop of not more
than IL, ,25o. 900 bales. Price brokers were the
leading sellers and the cotton thrown over
board is thought to have been for the account
Of this operator. Otherwise the situation is
strong The into-sight for the week is $40 952
bales, against .oSs last year. Southern spot
market generally steady and unchanged
The New York Commercial says: Theodore
Price seems to have come. to the front the
bull leader and the market always knows that he
makes a good fight. matter which side he
Is on Just he seems TO have the following
Of a strong Wall street element and there are
many others In the market besides his imme-
diate following, who working for a quick
advance"
Farmers in the Southwest are beginning to
hold back cotton. The receipts somewhat
smaller; the spot situation on the whole is firm
and Liverpool people look with more favor
fba huil sid fhan IN here
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Nov. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IA 600 barrels: exports, $500 barrels sales, 1900
packages Market steady. but quiet.
WHEAT-Receipts. 1f2, 600 bushels; EXPORTS
and $4,000 bushels spot Spot, firm; No 2 red,
s0ssc elevator; No. red. 81 &c +. o. b. afoat
No. ] Northern Duluth, Ole c. i. +. Buffalo; No.
2 hard winter, 75c c. /. f. Buffalo. As re-
suit of lessened December offerings wheat was
stesdier today and at one time was a cent
above the recent low point. IT reacted in the
afternoon. owing to bearish Modern Miller re-
vious night May. S315 Ass 15-16c, closed e3&c;
December, 81 5-l6@s21sc, closed s1%c.
HOPS-Quiet.
HIDES-Steady.
WOOIs-Steady.
PETR0LEUM-Steady.
COFFEE Spot Rio, steady; No. I invoice,
7a4 C. Mild. steady.
The market for coffee futures closed steady,
ported of 50, 500 bags, including: November at
605@6.l0c; December. 6.15@6.20c; March, g. AS
d6.50c; May, 6.55Q6. .65c; July, 6.S0c; Septem-
Der. 6.90@6.95c; October, &c.
SUGAR-Raw quiet: fair refining, 5-10c;
Lice Refined. steady.
DRIED FRUITS
EvApORATED ApPLES-The market con-
tinues quiet on spot but the tone is steady and
there is no pressure to sell. High choice are
quoted at S@8Ac; choice, 747%c; prime, 6N a
PRUNES-Are active on the coast and hold
firm on spot. with California ranging from &c
to 9c and Oregon 40s to 20s at 91a61oc.
APRICOTS-Are nomiua1ly unchanged with
choice quoted at Ice. extra choice at 17c and
fancy at 1s@20c.
PEACHEs-Are quiet and steady. with old
crop choice quoted at lie; extra choice. l2@
121ac: fancy TO extra fancy, 12@12Ac
RAlSINS-Are firm, with loose muscateIs
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THE copPER STOCKS.

BOSTON. Nov. 9.--It is evident that there is
something going on 10 Greene. Hayden Stone d
Co sold 5000 shares of Greene today between
S23.50 and SO. The strength Of the market In
the face of the heavy selling, IS certainly re-
markable, and would to indicate an accu-
mutation OF the stock by some large interest
The buying Of Copper Range still continues and
the stock was one Of the strongest today Money
is very tight In New York, and the whole market
seems TO be waiting at present
IT is reported from a reliable source that
Quincy has made large sale of copper at
So. so for March delivery.
Salt Lake wires: THE Utah mine has posted
a regular dividend Of Sc per share and an extra
of &C 10 stockholders Of record next Monday
Copper Gleanings SAYS: Copper Range fe in
good local demand. North Butte has been sold
on the report that the dividend would be 50
There is good buying of Superior and Pittsbure
Thomas r. Cole and party of mining associates
gre reported to be about 70 start for the Csnanea
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Nv YorE stocr Nsrkef.

NEW YORK Nov 9-TOdey's stock market
was Of much the same character as that OF
yesterday. Better resistance was shown, how
ever. 10 depression. in spite OF the agRraVa-
zion OF the money stringency. Money on call
went 70 - per cent quite early IN the day
and TO Is per cent before the close. The
strength OF the time loan market was also
Increased and the payment Of premiums over
The legal interest rate extended in some cases
loans Tor the six months period. Loans for
sixty snd ninety days were on per cent
basis Ine expectation became geheraA Aal
3 weak showing would be made by the banks
in the weekly statement tomorrow The outgo
70 the interior has gone on tnls week ahc Win
the absorption q the Sub-Treasury promises to
diminish the cash reserves of the banks by
between two and three million dollars Il
IS 10 the change IN the local market, however,
10 which most importance IS attached The
action Of the money market for the last day
or two has suggested that the banks are be-
ginning 70 feel at last the pressure upon their
resources due 10 the transfer OF loans from
London 10 this market in connection with the
large reduction IN the account II American
securities supposed 10 have taken place IN
1-,-ll- t.S -Iz = ars--t,--r
u has been the subject OF puzzled conjecture
81 The financial district that no effect has
been shown on the loan item Of the banks IN
the last two statements result OF this
shifting process from London TO this market
So far. contrary 10 expectation, was the bank
showing IN the last two weeks tlat lDere was
not lacking those who maintained today That
tomorroW's statement would show q con
rfnued contraction in the loan item. There
was p marked difference in the tone OF the
money market today, however. from that on
the days preceding the Two former bank state
resistance 10 the depression in the market with
no news beyond the reiteration OF the runor
Of q coming .-meloncutting" The report OF
the determinat ton TO capitalize the Pullman
surplus and TO distribute IL 10 stockholders gave
some sympathetic credence 10 the Northern Pa
cine report. Pullman rose sharply at the open
fnc bu. fell violently afterward Reports
were circulated Of intended resistance 10 the
form Of The proposed bonus TO stockholders on
The part OF an organized majority. American
voolen extended its break OF yesterday on ac-
count OF the decision 10 increase the issue Of
prpferre5 stock This stock subsequently
rallied. The foreign exchange rates were ar
fected by the local money situation and de-
clined in spite Of the rise in the sterling rates
both at Paris and az Berlin The private dis
count rate also rose al Paris. The recovery
81 the money rate after easing on unsettled
the closing which heavy and nteless ano
left net changes mixed
Bonds were stesdy Total sales, par value,
1854 O00
United States bonds were unchanged on cell.
New York stock List.
F. Hutton & Co. $50 California street.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday
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THE STOCK MARKET.
Continued Heavy Trading in tn,
Nevada Mining Stocks.

Associated OIL turned strong again yester-
day and advanced from S5150 to $50 under
moderate transactions. California Wine was
81 higher at $50 There were other 1uctu-
atoms worthy of note on the Stock and Bond
Exchange: The sugar shares received more at
tention than for some time and ruled steady.
Sales of bonds were SOC 900.
Great activity still prevailed In the South
ern Nevada mining stocks. and the call session
was even longer than Thursdays record-breaker
Of three hours, being three hours and thirty
threee minutes. The usual crowd Of spectators
and observers were present, and there was the
usual uproar among the brokers' There was
no general tendency. some of the stocks being
frmer and others weaker, though the former
predominated. Combination Fraction declined
to $500 under the report that the free gold
struck some days ago was not turning out as
plentiful as anticipated Mohawk. on the con-
trary was higher, selling up to $3.50.
The Comstocks were also Arm, and several
The Sherman Concentrated Fruit Company
has levied an assessment of $3.50 per share
delinquent December IL.
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new York MefAI
NEW YORK, Nov 9.-The London tin market
was higher with spot quoted at f194 lbs and
futures at f1e6 5s Locally the market was
steady, with spot quoted at $42.671a DID ana
$42 S212 asked
Copper was higher in London. with spot quoteu
at f99 and futures at f100 5s Locally the , mar ar
eectroiytic, S2I 50022, and casting s2l2og
q. rs
Spelter was unchanged at f2I los In Lonaon 20 ae 2;
but was frmer In the local market at $3.50
6.35.
and at S5.I51595 locally.
Iron was higher in the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at 56s % anu Ceve-
land warrants atv5Is Locally the market was