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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
FEDERAL COURT CONFINES
 TO TRY THE LEMON CASE

The case of the United States against J. w. Lemon and Hattie G. Lemon will be tried in the federal court tomorrow, the United States trial jury being called to'eonvene tomorrow morning. Mr. and Mrs. Lemon are under indictment for complicity in the Rapier forgery case at Roosevelt, being accused of having as- sisted Rapier in getting rid of the mon ey which he stole from the government while employed as ianitor for the re- clamation service at Roosevelt. Rapier will arrive from the Yuma penitentiary this evening in charge of United States Marshal Ben Daniels to appear in the case as'a witness for the defense.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
TAKES OPTION ON PROPERTY
 AND MERCANTILE BUSINESS

w. D. Fisk, president of the Queen Mining company, on his recent visit to Superior secured an option on all the property owned by George Lobb, com prising the mining claim on which the town of Superior is located, store and postoffice building and seven other buildings. Ernest Kellner, MT. Fisk s brother-in-law, will go to Superior and take charge of the business and prop erty.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
DECISION IN IMPORTANT
 MINING LITIGATION

In the district court yesterday the case of w. J. Mallory against the Globe Consolidated Mining company and the Globe-BostOn Copper company was ta- ken up and Judge Nave sustained the demurrer to the amended complaint. On motion of counsel for the defendant, judgment on the pleading was sustained.
 The case of Mir. Brookenshire against the estate of F. P. Shanley, sheriff, was submitted and taken under advisement. Judgment will be rendered Monday. The appeal case of I. Schlinger vs. Max Bonne was postponed until next Saturday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
RICHEST MINE
 IN SOUTHWEST
Continued from Page One) Keystone a Steady Producer

Shipments of ore from the Keystone mine to the Old Dominion shelter con tnue, the daily tonnage being forty tons or better per day. The usual force of miners is employed and development work is well ahead of ore requirements, there now being ore blocked out for six months at the present rate of stop ing. All the mine workings show abun- dance of ore.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
ARIZONA PIONEER
 BROWNS F0RDING RIVER

PHOENIX, Ariz., February 9.-Wil- liam Mcfarland, an old resident of Phoenix and vicinity, was drowned Fri day morning on the Verde river, fifty miles from here, while attempting to cross the stream on horseback. He should not be confounded with another pioneer of the same name, formerly re- siding in Tombstone.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
STRAY ANIMALS WILL
 BE TAKEN UP TOMORROW

Beginning tomorrow Superintendent of Streets Goodwin, who is also ex-ofli- cio poundmaster, will start gathering in all stray livestock on the streets Horses, cows and burros wandering on the streets of the city will be corraled and the owners will be compelled to pay fine to secure their stock.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
Dominion Hotel Arrivals

F. C., Martin, Clifton; W. D. Joiner San Francisco; G. W. Stroebel, Los An geles; D. J. McNeil, Clifton; R. K Goddard, Denver; w. J. West, Hibbing Minn.; T. B. Warden, Rice; c. E. Hass San Carlos; A. M. Barlander, Geroni mo; Charles E. Stillman, San Carlos; C. P. Johnson, Clifton; w. Burwell, San Carlos; A. M. Dillins, Clifton; F. j. Bergs, St. Louis; w. P. Doolittle, Chi cago; D. c. Leonard, Chicago.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
OPERATED MONTE GAME
 WITHOUT CITY LICENSE

The first case of a violation of the city license ordinance was tried in Judge Thomas court yesterday, the de fendants being Pasqual Nigro and Da- vid Gonzales, charged with operating a monte game without first securing a city license for the same. City Attorney Hill appeared for the city and on his motion the defendants were only fined the costs of the case. The game has been discontinued.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
Will Cure Booze Habit

w. l.. VinsOn, manager of the Me Kama Three-Day Liquor Cure company for the territories of Arizona and New Mexico, is in the city for a few days and would be glad to consult with any addicted to the excessive use of intox. icants who may be desirous of giving up the habit. He is stopping for the time at the Max Lantin building.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
In New Justice Shop

Judge Thomas moved to his pleasant quarters in the new courthouse yester- day. The first case to be tried was that of Jose Alvarez, drunk and disor- derly. The prisoner was fined $6, but as he is one of Gods patient poor, !" the price was too steep for him and he will languish in limbo for six days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
Kinney House Arrivals

Arthur McKaske, Pinto Creek; A. l.. Work, Morenci; Otto Peekarts, Moren- ci; F.. F. Eiscnhorn, Kansas City; w. D. Cannon, Morenci.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10

The Dime show opens up tonight Academy theater. Just the place fo, , hours amusement. First show On, mences at 7:30 p. m. sharp. General ,, mission, 10 cents.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10

The Pythian Sisters will give a dan. February l9 at Dreamland, occasion !. ing anniversary of the Knights of P, thias. Good music; refreshments.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
Notice

l, Frank Allen, will not be responsi. ble for any bills contracted by Mrs. M. E. Allen. FRANK ALLEN. February 5, 1907.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
Silver Belt Want Ads. bring results.
Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of stockholders in the American Copper company will be held in their office in Globe, Ariz., on March 5, 1907. JOHN l.. ALEXANDER,
 Secretary. Globe, Ariz., February 5, 1907.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10

Choice cut flowers, direct from f, hothouse. Call at Western Union off,,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
COPPER METAL MARKET

By Associat February 9n the absence of London cables the metal Copper quiet and steady, Ectotic at PATS to 250O and Castin at to 2475. unchanged at 60 630 according to delivery Speter continued quiet at 6.75 to 6S5
 Iron steady unchanged
 Bar silver, 6Sai Mexican dollars, 52A.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10

Choice cut flowers and plants dir.. from California by fast express, at . U. telegraph office. Orders taken
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10

Silver Belt want ads brings results
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10
At Dreamland

The Third grand ball of the Old n minion Athletic association will os,, at Dreamland Thursday night.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-02-10

A lot of worry comes to those who wait.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan. 4-SUGAR-A quiet and rather
easier market noted FOR sugar bets 81 London,
on the basis Of S. ID for Jarusry and S s7.d for
February. Locally the raw sugar market about
steady aud rominlily unchanged az 9I6 for %
test Centrifugal lie for s9-tcst musc0rado and
: l5l6 for Ss-tcst moasseS sugsr. Business in re-
fined sugar was quiet and unchanged on the basis
q 40, less pr cent for graTalatCd. Wett *
Gray report the worlds visible supply Of sugar as
follows: Total. e Europe and America. I9l SS9
tons against $500 40 tons last year at the same
dates; the decrease II stocks is lis 30s tons
against decrease Of uSi2 tens last week; total
stocks and afOat. together. show a visible supply
Of 400 tons. against 33i97D tons last year, OF
decrease Il g sos tons
BUTTER- Receipts, 42is packages. Finn. at 3
for extra creamery
EGtfS-Receipts SOS cases. The market was firm
at former prices. with Western irsts quoted at 25a27
NAVAL STORES-St0ck: Resin. 3fO54 barrels
spirits turDCntne 59 barrels tar al barrels The
market fer spirits turpzutinc quiet, with 76ls
asked for machine made barrels. R0sin also ruled
quiet. the basis Of rs for common 20 good
strained. and finn and unchanged market was
noted for tar. with oil harrgis quoted at 500
MILL FEED-Wcakcr market Spring bnn in
l00pound sacks, 2 CO: middlings 4-55; city bran,
q Western red dog 2LO0
FLOUR-Moderate inquiry. Spring patents l0a
40. spring clears 351a3.Tj, winter strJghts $40
winter clears. 320a325 Kansas in sacks. patents,
315a4. %; strsights. $50
RYE FLOUR-Stcsd Fair business; 3.65a4 %
CORN MEAir-N Market fairly active. kiln-dried
fer export, 265a270; coarse meal, in bags La5al96
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR-poor demand at q 5a2 20
HAY-Steady; inquiry fair. Receipts, so tons,
Prime LIS: No. l. LlO; No 2 LO0aL05: No. 3 90agS
STRAW-Steady fair demand. Long rye, 65a7O.
BEEF Steady: moderate trade. Family. l4GOa
I5.00; packet l075alLO0.
PORK-Market quiet Mess, E5oalS.5O; family,
IS50aI9O0
TALLOW-Trade quiet. City quoted at 81, in
hogSheads
SIS; refined continent 1GO0: South American 1850 !;
refined Brazilian. in kegs ll-50: city stcarine 1917
oleosteaTine. quiet; city. IL Chicago Il2i.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York Jan i-CATTLE- Receipts 5000 head
steers steady 20 firm; bulls steady. Bulls 340ai =
cows. $50 dressed beef firm at 5i2.9 per pound
CALYES-Receipts. leo head: ycals steady LO0a
$50; cIlls 500 city dressed yeals steady at Sa4 per
pound country at 7al2i2.
SHEEP AND LANlBS-Receipts. 2.290 head: sheep
steady al z00a5 %: lambs easy 72jas25
OGS-Rccripts. $500 head; nothing doing in live
hcgs; nCminally weak on Buffalo advises.
Chicago. Jan. 4.-CATTLE-Rcceigts IS 900: esti-
becves, 6lOa750 poor 70 medium. i15a5s0: stockers
and feeders. 250a465; COWS and hcifers. 2T5aLs0
Gamers. L5oa26o; Westerns, 3.i5ai5O; Texans 4O0a
4eo
HOGS-Rcceipts. 1900 head: estimated for satur-
CAY. 5000: market cents higher. Light 2Oa6 40
roughs 6l5a6.2o; mixed 625a650; heavy, e45a6.521.
pigs. I65a6. .
SHEEP Receipts. $500; estimated for saturday.
1000: market steady. Native sheep 325a575; West
ON sheep. S4oa55o; native lambs. 4.5Oa775 West
ern lambs, 475a5s0
East Buffalo. y. Y. Jan. l--CATTLE-Receipts.
80 head; active steady. Veal calves receipts. 500:
active; . higher; top veals, 950al000; fair 10 good
s75s925: light veals 10laS50; heavy calves Seas 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS-RecciptS. 5000; active.
steady; choice lambs 7.5jaS00 Gull 10 fair. 5.00a
10 yearlinss. 6.2ja6sJ; wethers. 5.5Od5S5: ewes.
5e0a5.75; mixed sheep 5.zja5.s0; culls. 25oafZ.
HOGS-Receipts $500; active. 10 stronger: workers.
6sj pigs, 6.s5a6.sj; heavy. mixed grades SIS;
roughs 5.75a6 10; stays. 450a5.00.
Pittsburg. Pa. Jan. 4-CATTLE-Su light
steady; choice 6.O0a62j; prime. 560a5sj: good
5-25a5.50; fair, 420s46o; common. 350ai00; choice
hefers 4zja450; common to fair heifers, 259a4 o.
bulls 25Oal0l; fat COWS. 200a4O0, good fresh cows
and springers. 2j.00a50o0; common TO fair I6OOa
800
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Supply light. steady:
prime wethers. 56Ga5.Si; good mixed. 55a5.50: fair
mixed 4.75a5.20; cUlls and common 200a3.00: lambs
500: heavy and thin. A50a50.
HOGS-Recepts. 20 double decks; active: prime,
heavy 56Oa66j other grades SIS; roughs 5OOa5 80 :
stays A00a475
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Jan. 4.-Noney on cali az the stock ex-
change to-day opened at per cent highest 6 low
5; close, pcr cent. Most loans 81 ~ per cert
Time money slightly easier. some skis day
leans being made for uer cent. as against 81
yesterday Rates were quoted az Gath per cent for
thirty 10 sixty days 6zs7 pr cent Tor ninety days
Sal pfT cent fer frr months and 6a6l4 pcT cent for
HE and SIX months, Mercantile paper came into
the market with increased freedom and there was
decided improvement in the demand. Rates. ca
6'z per cent FOR sixty and ninety days. ind0rsed
bills receivable 6a6's per cent for f1Sr and six
months. choice single names; per cent and above
for Cta=rs. Sterling experienced another sharp rise
to-day, demand bills selling mp 20 fs5l5 gain q
@ points over yesterday. representing an advauce q
lizc The market closed with a slight reaction
Rates for actual business closed as follows. Sixty
days 4s050a4-S 55 demand, 4Sis5afs S.. cables ass
a4-Scl0. Commercial bills were 47gl.a4sJA. The
supply q cotton bills Bas moderate
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished Or Dick Brothers 4 Co. lll2
street. Telephone main 6ii0sl4.
New York. Jan. An spite 81 the fact that
January notices we're 0ut In considerable volume
to-day the market suffered only temporary depression
Liverpool being rather easy. and the movement
continued large. The visible supply statement To-
mcrTow Is expected % show mp rather bearishly
The sole buisiI feature IS the excellent spot de-
mand which shows sign Of falling Of After
selling of 10 963 for March. the tone became
steadier and under the influence Of aggressive bid
ding by room bulls prices were forced above last
nights closing The nt1-sght Tor the week. 80 gJJ
against % 90 last year; for the season. S.2j3.gg.
against 7l7s-o00 last year. southern spot market
steady o. iun. and unchanged o. : higher. Port
receipts 5000, last year. 5s3
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales Regular ear. Z O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway ard Electric Is, $50 At s5ls.
500 at So. 500 at sjH
Chesapeake aad Potomac Telephone S. Sloo0 at
l0i-f SI0g) az los.
Capital Traction 70 at 1852. { at IA. % at I4J'z
% at lE-s. % at I5}s. % at li3s. % al lB. 100
az g.
Washington Railway and Electric common, % -
q. 90 az a. % at 81. 10 al 81. % at 40E
Lanston. 100 at "a. 100 at g.
Greene Copper 100 at 52'z
After Washington Gas Is. 500 at I5zs. $50 at
l05 500 at I03
Washington Railway and Electric preferred IS at
S5i. y az SIS.
Washington Railway and Electric IS. $50 az sjss.
Greene Copper. 100 az 5cz 100 az spa. lbuyer So.
C0Uc-tioH-oale ~ $3.50 Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone S. al IGl Yesterday should have read G4+
The following the closing quotations yes
terd8ys local exchange.
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hold of the tape and passed a few feet
% 1t through his fingers. reading the
quotations with great establishment.
Union Pacific. 1901 Norwes', 2O3; Anal
Copper, 120; Nor Pacif. 1875" he fairly
gasped, and added; "Say, boss, dey is
closin' dem up tonight, wifi de show
goods in de windah"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-05

Kansas City Mo. Jan. 4.-Judge John
+. Phillips. of the United States District
Court, here to-day denied the application
Of attorneys of Mrs. Aggie Myers for d
writ OF habeas corpus. Mrs. Myers, now
in Jail at Liberty. under sentence OF
death for the murder of her husband.
and Frank Hoffman, in Jail at Kansas
City for completely in the crime. viii be
executed on January 10, unless Gov. Folk
jnterfereS.
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New York Jan. 4.-WHEAT- Market steady. more
active No. I Northeru Duuth. arrive lake and
raid. 7C over May. T. O. b.. NJ. Northern Mani
toba. g. f. o. b.. No 2 Northern Manitoba, 50.
{. o.. b. No . red, f. o.. b.. Slia No. hard {. o..
b.. lac over May No. l macaroni ia t. @. b. /;
No ? maCsrani IS Exporters TOOK loads.
CORN Steady, fairly active. No. 2 elevator. 81:
No 2 rev 1872. T. O. b. No. 2 yellow new aga
No 2 T. o. b.. carly JaHGsry. 59iz No. . {. o. b.
February March 49,; No. white, new So {. O. b.
Exporters took II loads.
OATS-Steady. slow business. Elevator prices.
No. white. 81 No. white. i0iz No. mixed 391.
Prices Of futures follow.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Market remains unchanged.
CATTLE-E1tra, $50 per cwt-; butchers. LOO,
ordinary. go TO 500.
HOGs-Per cwt,, gross. SIS to $50; ordinary. $50
TO 500
sHEEP-Clipned. 400; medium. $50 to 375; com
mon. 200 to 800
LAAIBS-Per pound, spring. choice. :; medium.
to Z.
CALYES-Per pound. prime. to 81: medium
to s; grass. 4 70 a.
COWS-Each. prime, 900 to 5000; common, 20O9
70 1000; old and dry 5000 to 1000.
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Sentenced I'm Arson case

Trenton. n. j.. Jan. 4-Seyen years lin
the New Jersey stare prison, 5000 fine,
and to pay the costs Of the trial, was the
sentence imposed late this afternoon,
upon David H. Brand, convicted We'd
nesday Of aiding and abetting in the
firing of the stock in the Brand & Co.
store, at State and Montgomery streets,
July 2 1865.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-05
PLAN Seminary for yerroe..

Nashville. Tenn, Jan. IA theological
seminary for negroes is to be established
here by the American Baptist Home Mis-
sion Society, of New York It will be the
only school of the kind in the South.
The Roger Williams University. for
negroes, owned by the society, which
burned last year, viii be rebuilt.
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.
Totals for Two Weeks, with Increase
or Decrease from Inst Year.

New York, Jan. Bank clearings for
the weeks ending January ,, 1907, and
December z, 1906, and the percentage of
increase or decrease for the week ending
January 3. 1901, compared with the cor
responding week of 1896. follow:
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Washington
Loan & Trust Co.
OFFICE COR. 9TH AND + Sis.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. Sl.o09. 800.
SURPLUS. 500 COO EARNED -

% Loans IN any amount made on approved real
estate ~ cllat=rai AZ reasonable rates
70 Interest paid upon deposits On lnorthfy hal
% aucss subject 20 check.
inns CsmIlrl 2Cis as executor adrniuistra-
70 tor trustee, agent, treasurer. registrar and in
- all other iduclaTy capacities.
30 Boxes !gr rent IN burglar and rrepTOof Faulfs
% for safe deposit and s,C-e-l q valuable pack
- ages
20 Real Estate Dcpartmeu, Is prepared 70 as
10 sumo the mana cement q ycar rea! estate
70 Careful attention given 70 all details.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

mombcTs Ncs York Stccs Exchange, Munscy Building
Closing
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by r. r. Chapman & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange 1901 street
northwest, c. Bowie Chapman, manager.
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The consensus, therefore in the finan-
cial district to-day was that the security
market. having successfully passed
through a long and severe test of its
stability, was now in position to respond
TO those actual forces making for an i'm
provement in values whose effect has
been for a long time nuIlifed by other
considerations; and this feeling appeared
especially to concern itself with the bet
ter class of industrial stocks. which were
occupying at present, as was urged. the
strongest position ever known in their
history
Amalgamated Copper stock to-day, in a
large volume of trading, rose 35s points.
Stories were again circulating that an in
crease in the next quarterly distribution
upon the stock would be made Whether
such an increase takes place or not it is
realized by every one that the AmaIga-
mated company is now making enormous
profits and could probably. with little
difficulty, advance its annual dividend
rate to what would be a relatively very
high figure If it chose to do so.
There is absolutely no abatement of the
unprecedented strength of the market for
raw copper, nearly all the large COP
price of p cents a pound for the metal
made on the first day of the year. Copper
has sold frequently during the week for
small lots at - cents a pound. and it is
understood in the case of the Amalga-
mated company that its product is sold a
long way ahead al prevailing rates.
The Great Northern Ore certificates
which have been steadily bought for a
fortnight past by financial interests of the
first rank, We're also to-day exceedingly
strong, and net gains Of from ~ to !
points were common for all the active
stocks.
Buying of stocks for London account
was a feature of the market TO-DAY. the
purchases of this sort amounting, as was
estimated, to over 5000 shares. Another
helpful matter was the publication of the
earnings statement for November of the
Southern Pacific and Union Pacific Rail
way companies. the Union Pacific's net
Increasing $4,000 and the Southern Pa
cific's enlarging in the extraordinary sum
of S1219.00
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Quotations furnished By T. Z. Chapman = 90.
members New York Stock Exchange. 6. Bowie
Chapman. manager 1901 street northwest
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Just a Few minutes before the market
closed for the day a colored messenger
went into one Of the leading brokerage
houses, and, While waiting for an answer
to the letter which he delivered, asked if
he might look at the ticker This permis-
sion, on being freely granted, he took
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New York
New Orleans.
Spot Markets.
GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotations furnished hy Charles g. Gates & Co.
members Chicago Board 4 Trade Muusey Building
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CURB MARKET.

Sales 70 noon yesterday $50 900 shares.
Total sales yesterday. O.. 600 shares.
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The announcement that the United
States Metals Selling Company, which
handles the output of the Amalgamated
mines. would be obliged to withdraw from
the market temporarily, was seized upon
by those who had asserted that the price
of the metal was on the way to 30 cents,
and that the Amalgamated interests
could not prevent it from going there.
even if they wanted to as an occasion
to look supremacy wise and say, Il told
you So" If the Amalgamated interests
have no more copper to SELL" they say,
how can they prevent the market from
running aWaY2'
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading yesterday en- the Washington
Stock Exchange centered largely in rail-
way shares and bonds and in Washing
ton Gas Is The business of the session
was fairly well scattered. and price
changes were not many or significant.
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ton Railway and Electric Is. from IS IL
down 10 IA These trades We're followed
on the next call by the sale Of 5000 Tele-
phone 5s after which the attention of the
brokers rested for a time on the railway
shares
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Judging from the earnings Of Canadian
Pacific for the last week of December, the
road has dug itself out of the snow that
covered its western end earlier in the
month.