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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-05-18
IDAHO NEWS.

Senator Borah has issued a state
ment In reply to an interview given
out at Washington by former Judge
James ]. Beatty, who recently retired
from the federal district bench in this
state. Judge Beatty presided at the
time the grand jury was in session re-
Gently and returned indictments
against number Of persons for al
legged timber land frauds. 1t is alleged
that one of these indictments was
found against Senator Borah, who has
been general counsel for the Barber
Lumber company, which is accused of
having secured lands by fraud. The
alleged indictment against Senator
Borah, while admittedly voted by the
grand jury, has not as yet been re-
ported. The senator makes a strong
denial.
Wash-She-Lacka and Slack-a-Boy,
two of the quartet of Nez Perez In
dams charged with operating basket
trap on Potlatch creek, contrary to the
game laws of Idaho, have been appre-
tended by Game. Warden Harbaugh
Both paid fine of $25 and costs.
Secretary Garfield has received a
report from a special agent at Boise
relating to alleged Irregularities be
tween contractors under the reclama
ton service. The secretary has not
reached any conclusion regarding the
difficulty and will not adjust the mat
ter until a final conclusion has beer
reached. 1t is understood at the de
partment that the difficulty had it'
origin in politics and has been under
investigation by special agents fol
some time.
The board Of county commissioner
at Lewiston has been notified tina
they have no right to close or opel
roads through Indian lands withou
first securing consent from the prope
government authorities.
Though it is not known from wha
source they came, many counterfeit
S. gold pieces are in circulation anon
the. merchants of Lewiston.
The new chemical engine recent
ordered by the Sites town council ha
arrived and a volunteer fire depar
ment already organized with Lisl
Hopkins chief.
Articles of Incorporation of tn
Bank & Trust Company of Volume
have been filed with the county aud
tor.
The barn of Ed Bjornson, rancl
er living near Moravia, burned recen
ly while Mr.. Bjornson and hired ma
we're at dinner, buring to death
: horse belonging to Nels Peterson.
w. N. Yost, charged with an attemI
err, one of the jurors sworn in the pre-
/. ent term of court which on May wi
: be subject to service in the case of v
D. Haywood, charged with the murde
r of former Governor Frank Steiner
berg, was held in bail of $500 to tn
: district court of Ada county.
The supreme court has rendered
. decision of great Importance to a
1 cities of the state, sustaining the law
for the improvement of streets an
: the laying Of sewers under which til
. cost is assessed to the property ben
! fitted.
: Alvin Mcmahon has been appointe
: register of the land Office at HALEY.
Owen Barnes, formerly of Victo
2 Col, now of Goldfield, has arrived
Boise. He is a member of the Yves
: ern Federation of Miners and W;
Y prominent in that organization durir
| the Cripple Creek troubles. 1t is r
! ported that he is to be a witness *
the defense in the Moyer-Haywoc
, trials. He spent much Of his time +
Gently visiting with Mrs. Haywood.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-05-18
Aoki to PIacate the Japs.

observation-disclosures Aoki, Japan
csc ambassador, will go to the Pacific
slope to urge his people there to &C
cept without further complaint the
Japanese exclusion feature of the new
immigration law.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-05-18
Spain Easily Conservative.

Madrid, Spain, May 6.-The results
of the senatorial election, as far as
they have been announced, show an
overwhelming governmental majority,
comprising 70 conservatives, IA liber-
ais and Is members of other groups.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-05-18

Elderly Lady Ito workman who has
given her his seat in the street carr
Oh, thank you very much Workman
-Oh, that's nothing at all, Miss Many
men only get up when the lady Is pref
ty, but 1t never makes any difference
To nna-Dia MnEkete-
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-05-18

In trying to make lion of man
we often merely succeed in making
monkey of him.
It's sure sign of rain when some
body swipes your umbrella.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-05-18

TITO St. Vitus Dance and all Nervous Dis
fllN eases permanently cured by. DR.. Klines
Great Nerve Restorer. end for FREE
q trisi bottle and treatise. DIR. r. H. Kline
Id, p81 Arch ST., Phila, Pa.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-05-18
SPORTING NOTES.

Arrangements have been made for
a new feature at the Spokane Inter
state fair this year. A horse show, en-
bracing all classes of horses from a
boys pony to heavy draught horse,
is to be given under the auspices of
the Spokane Riding & Driving Club
and under the immediate management
of Captain ]. G. mcdonnell.
Baltimore, Md.-Kid Sullivan of
Washington Friday night knocked out
Young Corbett of Denver in the 18th
round. The match, which was fought
before the Eureka Athletic club, was
scheduled for Is rounds.
Salem, Ore.-Paul Bowers, a son OF
E. ]. Bowers of Spokane and stu
dent at the Willamette university, won
second place in the mile run here
Saturday.
The biggest crowd that ever saw
city league baseball game practically
filled the Natatorium park grand
stand at Spokane Sunday afternoon
while Billy Connor's "semi-pros" put
enough spice and fireworks into the
afternoons card to hold the throng
almost intact to the finish of a solid
three and half hours of baseball.
They play two games for one admis-
sion of 25 cents to the grand stand at
these city league games.
Ames, Iowa-Iowa State college de-
feated the University Of Nebraska in
| q field meet 90 To AT
Cambridge, Mass.-Harvard won
from Dartmouth at the Stadium, 90
to "a.
Berkeley, Cal--Alfred Mum Of the
Oakland high school broke tie worlds
record for pole vaulting for higf
school in the Bay Counties league
meet at the University of California
track. He cleared the bar at IL fee
61h inches. The former record TO
high schools was held by Fred Muller
of Berkeley. who vaulted IL feet 1 Il
inches in 1905.
New Haven, Conn.-Inf the annua
interscholastic meet here, participates
in by a number Of eastern schools
L. ]. Talbot of Mercersburg academy
broke the worlds record in the Il
pound hammer throw, making 10
feet He made the former record O
1872 feet 10 inches.
Lafayette, Ind.-The University c
Chicago defeated Purdue in trac
meet, so to 81.
Minneapolis, MINI. - Minnesot
track team, As; Iowa, A.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New YORK. Jan. CATTLE Receipts 4Tp
Steers slow ana fu,lg lac l4rer. qualtg CONSIDERED
hHli, h-u, medium ooas dun o. ljc I8per. good
fat COWS and bologna stock steady. sG -aiI
Steers. l2a6Z5. fac oxen A51. stockers 3l5: bulls
S.Z5asA. eavs I5laL25
CALVES Receipts 81 VesIz frn to a fraction
higher. BARNARD and Western calves strong 90 80
higher ielis. 5.5la31l. choice 1000. cuIls SEQ:
BARNARD calves. a5aafoai fed d.. 450a475, Western
do. A0aa5@, city dressed Ycals firm at saIHec
Ier pound. country drCs~sd at 7al2zc
SHEEP AID LAMBS Receipts. 7760 sheen
steady lambs l0al5c higher sheep 3591j.59. rulls.
-5ol5-25s lambs. T50aS Sd. cults 4aa6 o.
HpGS-Rcceipts 10 $50 Market steady 70 stong.
state hogs, 6-laI-l5i State and Pennsylvania Tdg,.
70Ca1- ID
chicago. Jan. CATTLE Receipts. 500. esti-
mated fer tomorrow, 1000, market best steady.
others Zoe lower. Prime beeyez 6.l6azl5: poor te
medium. Al0a5.Sl; st0ckers and feeders. 2sa465:
cows and hsiiers. Z-5a5-l6. cluueIs Isaac,
e>teru. 3.joa5 E Texans. fN1af69.
HoGS-Keceipts, 4G03. estimated for tomorrow.
1900 Market 5sl1c lower. Light I5s6 g..
roughs 5l0a6W; mixed. 550as. &, heavy. 635a6 3.
Iigs. 560a5.5
SHEEP Receipts. IS coo. estimated for tomorrow.
N@aa Market Joe lower. Native sheep. g5a5 6.
Western sheep. 1Ha5p; native lambs 450s7 So.
Western lambs. 459a7.65
Baltimore. Jan. HO6S-Receipts for week
ended az noon today were l22D head. against
u.ls0 head last week Fair supply to-day and
market firm. Westerns 10 % rs. others 60 TO
SIS roughs as to 600
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts for week ended
az noon to-day were 5i23 head. against 5559 head
last week Fair supply to-day and market firm
Sheep, 5000 10 $50, lambs. 500 % sl8
CALN NES-Becciuts for week ended at noon "a
Fair supply to-day and market firm Common 20
best 40 To $50
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan 7.-SUGAR-Londou sugar beets
vsJt quiet and rather easier. with January quoted
at S Sad and February at S. CAD. The local
sugar market was quiet and somewhat uncertain.
with duty-paid prices quoted a; g-l6 for s. .est
centrifugal. 3I-i5 for S-test museoTado and
1916 for 50 test-molasscs sugar. Refined was
dull. with redueIs making prompt delivery. and
the idea on the street Is that the prices will be
lower.
BUTTER Receipts $3.50 packages. Extra cream
cay was quoted al 52a95. The tone was steady.
EGGS- Receipts. 32-6 cases. The market was
duh and lower. with Western hrsts quoted al 26.
NAVAL STORES-Stock. Eusiu 81 $50 barrels
spirits turpeutinc. 2Osi barrels. tar 56s barrels
For spirits urrentne quiet and steady market
noted. with 7Olz asked for machine made barrels
Rosin ruled steady. with business quiet on the
basis O. i2j tur common 10 good strained. With
tar firm, and oIl barrels quoted a. 6-5-
MILL FEED-Sn4all business spring bran. in
lGJ-lO SACKS. ZW. middiiug. ZL5i city bTan Z109,
Western red dog 2L00
LOJk-InaCtITe- Spring patents Al0af69;
spring clears 5J0aG75. winter strdighs $40, winter
clears. gz)a3Zj; Kansas n sacks. patents G75a400
straigbts. 350a36G: clear. 2g1a5 p.
RYE FLOUB-Stcady; moderate trade; 365a4N-
COI;N MEAL-Demaud fair. Kiln-dried Tor cx-
port. Z6jaZ7J. coarse NEAL in bags. L0jal06.
BUCkWHEAT FLOJR-Smal demand. al 2l5a
23
HAN-Firm; good business, receipts, 1900 tons.
Prime. L00aL0J No. !, 10; No. 2 L0Jal05: No. j.
gja95.
STRAW-Strong: fair inquiry. Long rye. 7Oa75.
BEEF-Market steady, but inactive Family, llO0
al500; packet, l0.7jaIl0o.
PORk-Su-au business. Mess, I7.50alS50 family
I9CJ
TALLOw-Narket strong. City quoted at 6 ST.
in bossheads- sales. $50 hogsheads.
LARD Inactive. Prime Western. $50; city 600.
refined continent. SO, South American. 1885; re-
fined Brazilian kegs. u65; city stcarine 10. Oleo-
stearine, dull; city. L; Chicago. ll&..
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
State Rond RuiIdfnr.

From tho Louisville Courcr-Joumal
Michigan has a new good roads bill.
by the terms Of which the State pays
5000 per mile toward the construction
Of macadamized road that are built ac-
cording TO specifications laid down. The
highway commission is at work on a
project to have the State establish d
branch prison with accommodations for
not less than 1.oo0 prisoners 20 be used
for crushing trap-rock for the roads. The
plan has already been largely indorsed
by the labor unions and other bodies. be-
cause when employed at rock crushing.
the criminals Will not come into competi-
ton with honest labor. The commission
er's idea is to have the stone so crushed
donated to the different counties by the
State. as an additional aid and encour-
agemcnt 10 road building.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros. * Co. mem
berS OF the New York and New Orleans Cotton ex-
changes, lil2 H street northwest. Phones main
6i4G SAL
New York. Jan. 7-Heayy spot sales at Liver
pool reaching a total OF 5000 bales. and increas-
ing strength Of Southern markets caused further
advance IN the cotton market with the March
option reaching 999. about 70 points from the
low level reached shortly before Christmas. Reaiz-
ing sales and bear pressure caused a setback
of y to Is points. but the undertOne continued
good. Receipts were heavy, but the figures for the
interior movement show shipments in excess Of
arrivals. Census report on cotton gnned 70 January
J viii be out Wednesday, al p. N. Private ad-
vices 10 us indicate a report Of about II SIS 600
bales our correspondents also report an unusually
large percentage of the crop picked and ginped
southern SPOT. steady To firm. and unchanged Port
receipts estimated 5o00 bales against 80 SO bales
last year.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

do. Old ROSTERS each 25a3o do. Young. good 10
choice l2al3 ducks puddle large, Ilal2; do small.
Z; do. muscovy and moDgrel =; do brakes, Saaio
do, white ptkns pcT pound. l2ali; geese. Western
and Southern. Y; do. Maryland and Virginia, Is;
do. Kent Island l3 turkeys. Young. IS: DO, old
toms l7l6. pigeons. young per pair. l5aZ0 do, Old
y. guinea fowl old. each 20a25 do. Young. 25a35
old sobbl,rs l5als. do. young, Is. (AboYe quota
ti0ns for wholesale lots only. established by
the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association Small
lots sell higherl
DRESSED POULTRY-Demand fair for fancy
stock Chickens. straight. young, per pound l5al4
DO. mixed. young and old. l2al3; do old hens. la
l2; turkeys. fancJ small hers. l6al7 do, fair 10
good stock lia5; do. poor To fair. l2al3; ducks,
choice fat. BALI do. Western and Southern lSal5
geese. choice. fat near by. I0al3.
POTATOES-Market steady at prices quoted
White, New York. prime. per bushcl. i5a50; DO,
Western Maryland and Pennsylvania. prime Ea5J
do. seconds 35a4o. do. Eastern Shore Maryland
and Virginia. iea45; vans North Carolina, per bar
rel. No. l. L00aL25. sweets Virginia. yellows. l2Ja
LIS; do, York River, L50a2O0; do. North Carolina
7Ja200
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Jan. Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at per cent: highest.
10; lowest, 5; closing 81 per cent. Most Of the
leans were az 81 per cent Time money at the
opening Of the week was offered AZ increased free
dom, and a fair sized business was done Rates.
10 six months
Mercantile paper was also offered with somewhat
increased freedom. but demand has not yet as
sJmed active character, although 1t shows some
improvement. Rates. 6a6iz per cent for sixty and
ninety days. iudorsed bills receivable; 6a6i5 per
cent for four and six months choice single names
and per cent and above for Others.
Sterling market opened weak to-day. with a
recession from Saturdays rate of 20 points, but the
market rallied partially before midday, and during
the afternoon rates ruled . points under Saturday.
Rates for actual business closed as follows: Sixty
days. 4S010ais375; demand, 455oaAS5l0; cables.
z.S575a4-S5s5 Commercial bills were 4S914ai.s0ss
The supply Of cotton bills was good.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
Railroad development.

From the Baltimore News.
Objection 10 the railroad-rate bill on the
ground that it would discourage railroad
enterprise has been couspieuously Tefuted
by results. In exactly seven days $253.-
100000 of new stock was issued by three
Western roads TO provide for great extern
sions Of plant. The Chicago Milwaukee
and 81. Paul Railroad alone has just Wade
an issue of S100Oo0,000 to extend the road
10 the Pacific Coast The passage of the
raiiroad-rate bill seems to have marked
the opening Of d new era Of railroad en-
terprise.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Market remains unchanged.
CATTLE-Exta. SO Der cwt; butchers, 400;
ordinary. 30 10 800.
HOGs-Per cwt. gross. s.25 to SO; ordinary, $50
to 500
sHEEP-CHpped. 400; medium. $50 to SIS; com
mon. zoo to Leo.
LANIBs-Per pound. spring choice Z medium.
to 7.
CALVES-Per pound. prime. TO 81; medium
to s. grass. 20 a.
COWS-Each. prime. 1000 20 5000: common, 90
TO $780, cid and dr. 5000 10 l0G0
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales Regular cali Y O'Clock noon
Washington Railway and Electric S. 800 al ssh
Washington Railway and Electric common. % at
q, 25 az 81.
Washington Railway and Electric rref., 10 at s6as
10 at S5as. 10 az Ss7s 70 at s62s at sos % al
56& 10 al s6H. % at sCl4
Washington Gas % az 57lt
AiTgenthaleT. 10 at 20l
Greene Copper, 100 at %, 50 a. 9, at 50.
Mitchell Mining 3 az g.
Union Trust Company, 10 az I35.
Mtcr call-Capital Traction, 5 at lH, 5 al ia,
az 4i
GTcHe Copper 100 ar s3is. 100 at Sc 100 at 53is.
Washington Gas. at 5is
The following are thc closing quotations on yes
ter,lsy's local rxchaug,:
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

rev ANEhr jan w ftEA stronger checking
trade. No /. Northern Duluth TO arrive Qake and
TaiD. "a cents ever MAY (. o. b. . No J. Northern
Manitoba. So {. b. No. ?, Northern Manitoba,
93 (. O. b.; No. 3 red. {. o. b.. S0iz. No 2 hard.
(. o b. ia over May; No. l. macaroni. IS, {. O. b
No 2 macarCui, 75's. Exporters took two loads.
CORN-Flm. but inactive. No . elevator. %;
No ,. new, 49ls E O. D. No. p yellow. new s91s
No . T. o. b.. late January 4sis: No. . (. o. b.,
February -March i9. No ? white new 80 f O. b.
Exporters taOk eight loads
OATS-Active unchanged Elevator prices: No
?. white Il; No. 3 white, i0's; No 3 mixed. 39is
Prices for futures follow;
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
Washington
Loan & Trust Co.
OFFICE COR. 9Th AND z sTs.
PAID-UP CAPITAL, a,O0. .0Oo.
SURPLUS. s5o0,c10 EARNED. +"

80 Loans in any amount made on approved real
10 estate or cyliateral al reasonable rates.
Interest paid uFon deposits Oh monthly bal
80 aucrs subject % CHECK
- Ilis company acts as executor. admIuistrz-
80 Tor, trustee agent, treasurer registrar and in
80 al other lcucllry capacities
80 BoTes for rent IN burglar and frepr0of vaults
- for safe deposit and Storage u valuable pack
- ages.
Real Estate Department Is prepared 70 as
20 sITne the management Of y0U real estate.
80 Careful attention. gwen 10 al details
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

9. Bowie Chipman. Of z. r Chapman
& Co.-"The call-money rates were again
used 70 check oyerconhdence. for, after
the renewing rate was established AT 50.
TO per cent. call rates were in the last
hour advanced TO 10 per cent The hesita-
ton and simmering down in the market
was natural IL would not surprise me if
the Tetrograde movement continues some
further"
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
The Little Things.

There Is 40 property too large-aud
none too small-to receive our most
careful attention. We have learned
through long years OF study and eX-
pefieuce that g. Is The attention %
details that most largely assists IN
realizing for you the profits from y0slr
property let US show you hov these
little things count. u may bc a rere-
latl0u 90 YOU
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

merely. notwithstanding that In a few
places the belief was strongly held that
Pennsylvania would in time take over tho
large holdings of Atchison common owned
certain Union Pacific interests.
Prominent London houses still expect
that the Bank of England viii reduce its
rate to 51z per cent on Thursday next
and that money VIII be IN much better
supply in the British financial center In
the near future The advance in the call
rate here to 10 per cent, which caused
the market to react in the afternoon, did
not extend 20 time money. which showed
an easier tone, six months loans being
made at per cent.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
BOSTON STOCKS

Quotations furnished by F. r. Chapman & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange 1901 Z street
northwest, Il. Bowie Chapman manager
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates & G.. .
members Chicago Board 0f Trade. AIuuSey Building
Chfrnrn
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished hy 7. r Chapman 4 %
members New York stock Exchange. e.. Bowls
Chiuman, manager. 1901 L street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

Thomas L. Hume, president of the
Washington Stock Exchange-"A high
and vigorous opening tempted extensive
realizing and general distribution. This
was natural, and should have been expect
I'd in view cf the rapid recovery Of prices.
Money hardened materially. and is far
from easy yet while the Hartman ex-
pOsures unsettle confidence and create
district The market should continue
irregular. without positive direction for
the present at least.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

s IT. Agnew. Of Henry Clews & Co
THE market opened with 4 flourish of
trumpets. and looked during the first hour
OF so as If it was going To continue up
ward Before the figures of the bank
statement had been thoroughly digested it
looked as if the market was fast getting
into shape 10 take care Of itself, but
with the low reserve now existing l.
means that pool managers viii have 20
get 10 work again 10 protect their stocks
The market showed pronounced strength,
which ] take il is simply another evi-
d-nce Of oull cliques creating an aTti-
fetal market in hope Of unloading more
stocks later. ! am opposed 10 making
any new commitments at present level" 4"
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

benjamin Woodruff. Of Post & Flagg-
The tone Of the market was good.
though there was considerable profit TAX
ing by traders who purchased a few days
ago. and who were satified with a mod
crate profit. The most encouraging fea-
ture Of the market, perhaps. has been
the strength in standard stocks. like
Pennsylvania and New York Central The
steel stocks are also strong. which is not
TO he wondered at in view Of the highly
satisfactory condition Of the trade.
Copper has reacted about a point, but
holds firm and looks as if IL was gather
ing headway for a further advance. Gen
eral sentiment has much improved in the
past week. and with the prevailing pros
perity throughout the country. il looks
as if We should have a stronger and more
active stock market this month than for
"A long time past"
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates & Co.
members New York stock Exchange. Munssy Building.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

MONEY TO LOAN At LOWEST aTEs or INTEREST
On Real Estate Ii District Of Columbia No deikI
eiosinG loans
HEIsKELL & McLERAN. zoos ST. ~.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

Distellers' ex-dividend. Ia per cent
sales -0 noon yesterday. 5S9. 80 shares.
Total sales yesterday. lC57.l11 shares.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

g. l.. Edmunds, Of Dick Bros & Co
'The market opened irregular, but after
some hesitation some Of the active issues
made sharp advances. In the last hour :
trading the market reacted so that the
average price was somewhat lower. !
advise purchases on recessiops.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

Opinions on the New York Market.
Herbert /. Jones, Of Charles g. Gates
& Co.-"I think good stocks a purchase
on all reactions
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

The governing committee yesterday
listed the stock Of the Washington Ex-
change Bank. and added $503.Oo0 Of the 4
per cent bonds Of the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company. The commit
tee also took under consideration the
listing Of several numbers Of the New
York curb list. but decided 70 postpone
action for a day or two in the absence
OF information relative to the companies,
which has not vet reached the secretary.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

Commission houses generally in giving
bullish advices TO their customers temper
their remarks with the reservation TN
less there should be a disturbing reve-
ation in the Hartman investigation. g"
This shows that The investigation which
at first Was treated as a matter of no
market significance whatever, is now re-
Edrded as containing more possibilities
for UnfavUrable effect on the market
than any other factor at the present
time
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

Greene Copper sold 16s shares on tht
regular call at %, and after call 800 shares
at is higher. In other lines there was
desultOTy trading, merely to ill smal
orders.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

Another advance in the price of the
metal and a rather premature rumor of
another increase in the dividend on Ana
cOnda were about all bUllish ammunition
used to maintain the market position of
Amalgamated Copper, but even this much
was hardly necessary, for the stock
showed unmistakable ability to take care
of itself and it looked as if the large
interests were concerned with checking
the pace Of the stock rather than sustain
ing it.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

The largest amount of trading yester-
day was in Washington Railway and
Electric preferred, eight sales and nine
ty-hye shares going on record at SOS and
S6A