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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-24

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~x.1Stp of pxlbiie utilities The city Will
kAke esef tue Geary street railway.
This decisign MSS arKiyed ai Monday
~ nixtrxet Attorney Iangdon. effer .
eez3kxenc< Win Chairman Gallagher.
IL tn boera " supervisors That
hady u1fl II once appropriate she sum
e $50 fpf fhe purpose. and this
4snount wsll d aa1cd ID the June
hndne< - ne rs .0ee already Appre-
pftntx6 ar Inc assumption Of the raii-
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lent enG1neer Sd 6rau ~ plans for the
enov<f71on u The read frem cable
sx3l&m y IN eiecEricaI conduit sys.
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In ihe circuit court nj Redneid Ed
win Gordon aud John William were
each sentenced to ffteen months in
the pcniientiary. they having pleaded
guilty 10 the crime Of grand larceny.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-24
Mexis.an Town asaln shaken.

chiipanesngo. Mexico The worst
sarfiauake that has visited this region
DAY a few houses cayed Iii. but
there were no casualties. as the great
majority IL the people have refused
% eufer house since tine first quake
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-24
ssrlkr ii 'rassnery rs,sIs.

Ksnpsba, WIS Twelve hundred
empioyes ~ :. A. Aliens sons tan
merry who cult work tarec days ago.
returned 20 work Friday .The mer
Will reeelye the SAME scale Of wages
a. paid ~ Milwaukee tanneries
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-24

sioux city. Mondays quotations on
the sioux Csiy iive stack market foi~
lou: Top beeves. sszs Top hoeN.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-24
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Pranceton. ~. III Princeton de-
fsated Columbia 10 q dual track meet
hssS Saturday py me srore o. Vi t.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-24
Railroad Commission for New ser-e,

Trenton \, J; Gov. Stokes signed
the bin creating state railroad COM
mission ~ Nes Jersey
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-24

At q conference OF the state capitol
commission with Architect Bell, OF
Minneapolis. and Architect schwarg.
of Sioux Falls. plans for the capitol
were modified TO allow the use of
rough dressed granite for the base
ment story OF the building. This ac-
ton was taken on presentation Of
Sioux Falls stone men that Il would
be impossible for them 10 bid under
the plans originally drawn and the
change will allow them 70 get SONS
South Dakota stone In the capitol
building.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-31
OFFER INDIANA-SONORA SHARES
Placed on New York Curh al Nominal Price the
 Other Day,

Boston-The Phelps-Dodge copper interests. which maintain their prop critics for most part on 'close corpora tion" lines, have just placed on the market the shares of the Indiana-So- nora Copper & Mining Go. On the New York curb yesterday the stock was quoted nominally at g 7-S and 10, with no sales reported
 ! The company has been organized for about seven years, having been in- corporated in West Virginia in No yember, 1900, with s5,O0O 600 author ized capital, consisting of 500,000 shares, par S1o. There are outstand- ing 37O,00O shares.
 During the year ended Dec 31, 1906, $40,901 was expended on the property and SlO2,61 was realized from sales of ore. The years income was swelled by "other income" to about S135,OO0. Prcfit and loss defi- cit at end of the year stCod at s269,, Coe.
 James Douglas, Cleveland H. Dodge, George Notman and Arthur c. James of Phelps-DCdge & Co, own major. ity of the stock in the company, and together with F. W. EsterbrOok, of Boston, U. J. M'Gowan and Henry Jameson, comprise the board of di' rectoFs.
 The company owns about 4O0 acres of llnd in Mexico near the property of the Greene-Cananea, and up to this time practically nothing but develop ment work has taken place there.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-31
MARKET SUMMARY.

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlock.) NEW YORK, July SJ.-Americau stocks in London firmer. United States Steel earnings expected close to S43, 900 ,00O, and no increase in div idend expected.
 Meeting for dividend expected to- day at 3:30 D. m.
 fulfilled orders will probably run close to 7,5O0,0OO tons.
 There is a better demand for stocks in the loan crowd.
 Thirty-six roads for the third week in July show average gross increase of 10.75 per cent.
 Nine million gold engaged for ex- port so far of which s4OO,O0O goes to Canada.
 There is a further demand for gold from Canada expected.
 Banks should gain slightly from in terinr in next fortnight but will lose heavily afteTward. Money continues in demand at in terrier points.
 DOW. JONES & co. .
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-31
RATILER MINE HAS 2O-FOOT
 ORE VEIN
Iron Cap and Arizona-BoSton Also Progressing We'll Ac- cording to 6alpin of Phoenix Who Is in Charge,

PHOENIX. July S0.-M. J. Galpin hss received a letter from his son win. formerly of Phoenix, but now in charge of tho development of the Rat tier mine, five miles from Globe, and two and half miles east of the Iron Gap, Of which the elder Galpin has charge. or did have until i'll health brought him back to Phoenix three months ago. The Rattler is known To- ealiy in Globe as the Iron Horse, the Rattier company being fOrmel few months ago by a group of Boston capitalists.
 A three compartment shaft is being sunk on tho Rattls- and is nov down fifty-fiye feet. A steam hoist has been bought capable 0f operation Q the depth of 15G0 feet. It is expected it will be in position and ready ioI Rse by the time the shaft has reached the IoO-fcct level
 The shaft is being sunk alongside a vein that crops twenty feet wide and which on the surface has re- turned assays of 1G per cent copper and S193 in silver When the I00- foot level is reached a cross-cut will be run through the vein and the level will be otherwise opened up If tic Ce' YelopLaent discloses what is expect ed The work is being driven as fast as possible and Mr. Ga.iin is trying to demonstrate that ne knows how to do things, being alreaay as sared there is something on the Rat. tier worth doing.
 M J. Galpin was asked how work on the Iron Cap is progresslnS.thal property being not far from the olc Dominion and United Globe mines ol the same side of Pinal creek, and the same ore formations, it is supposed passing through it. He said he had gsseu informed that nice body Of ore had recently been encountered but he had learned no details yet. However it is not the O. D. and U. C. veins which it is expected will DC developed in due season The Iron Gap is dOwr SO0 feet and there is about GJo fet.i more of work done in crosscUts and drifts.
 Mir. Ga1pin is also largely interested in the Arizona Boston property which is about twent- miles from Globe anu which is composed of group oi twenty-five claims, located around thy old McMillen property, one "f the early producers in the dissriCE. That property itself is owned by otheI properties but the Arizona BostCn people think they have something just as good in the extensions Worl is being done on various of the claim! but no great depth has been attained dhe opening being equipped only witt Windlasses. However, they are taking out some fine ore and expect to equil dhe property with machinery tht coming fall. This property is alst financed by Boston people as are tn other two, but they are three differ ent groups of capitalists.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-31
DENH SAVES MARKET
 FROM DEAD DAY
Aside From This Stock There Was Little Doing and
 Few Offerings,
(By Frank J. Grail

Were it not for Denn-Arizona the local market would have been lie less. The demand for Denn held firm the greater part of the day. the east bidding for the stock, but toward the close of the market few bids were made. Superior & Pittsburg showed fractional lower prices than the clos ing of yesterday. North Butee aud Butte Coalition closed at about the opening price. Warren and Ameri- can have been in fair demand. Shat tuck is being offered in small blocks at s29.50. The eastern market opened this morning all the way from half to a point and a half from the close of yesterday, but good buying power was soon witnessed, and closed at about the close of yesterday, with some exceptions. Greene-Canlnea, Old Dominion and Range show no particular strength.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-31
Mining, Smelters and Stock Quotations
.OL-D VULTURE
 SOON REOPENS

There was a time when the Yulture was one of the best paying gold mines in America. About SS0,000 in gold was taken cut daily and something like s15.000,000 was produced before the legal wrangle caused the deser- tion of the mine. It is located west of Wiekenburg, not far from the line of the Arizona & California railroad and there is said to be a large amount of ore On the dump, the leavings of the old workings. The first acts of the new company will be the installa- tion of machinery to treat this ore, which, it is claimed, will run up into thousands of dollars. and it is thought that Sanders, the president, has al ready purchased some machinery.
 The ulture was at one time owned by the late Wm. c. Davis of this city George Sanders, who is head of the new company formerly resided in Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-31
TESTER & HICKS,
 Brokers.
Rooms 3 e {.
 Antlers Bldg.
Over Rinehart's Drug StorG.

Over Rinehart's Rooms 6 {. Drug StorI. Antlers Bldg.
 Bisbee, July 30, 1907.
 The market had an easy tone to- day and acted indifferent and some what hesitating. The New York list was lower and that had its influence on copper stocks. While offerings were not heavy buying demand was so small the sales were made only on concessions. Reports from the Denn are to the effect that they are still in a full face of ore on the HOO main drift and that ore has also been encountered in the shaft. On this news there has been a good de- mand for the stock with sales at the close at $9.12 to 1925. Superior & Pittsburg and Greene-Cananea weak ened fractionaIly. Shattuck is firm around S29.50. Wolverine & Arizona is coming out in small lots at S3.25. There is good paying of Butte & Ari- zona and this stock is showing strength.
 Closing OuDtatiOns-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-31

TUCSON, July 30.-he famous old ulture mine in the Wickenburg dis trict Is about to he re-opened. under the management of George E. San ders. President of the New Vulture Mining company.
 There has been litigation over this mine for years. but the litigation has been arbitrated and new company with a capital stock of S5.000.000 has been organized to operate the mine. Of this company Geo. E. Sanders is president, John J. Carr, secretary and Wm. A. Durrie, Samuel J. Mattoon, Wm. T. Beatty. Chas. 4. Linnerburn- CT, Chas. L. Kinsley ald Homer J. Anderson are directors. The name of the new company is the Arizona Midland Mining Company" The stock of the company has not yet been all placed. but it has been put into f. nancial condition that will warrant operation.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-31

Rlsses DRUG co. 5iseEE, NAco
 AND LOWELL
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-31

trade is the most bearish feature at present. No Improvement seen in the money and hear much anxiety ex- pressed over the immediate eu-uTe Almost no new construction is being started in any line of buisness and we are doing as little as possible. When corporation as wealthy as the Westinghouse has to pay s900 GOO to float loan of sc,000,0 900 it is time for serious thought We cannot get bear ish at this level Of prices, but we do urge everyone to see that they are only carrying such stocks as they can well take care of in case money be- comes more scarce and additional margin is required.
 
 For Review job and business office call Phone g.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-31
j. c. PRlTCHRRD,
 -BrokeF-
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stock a Speciality.
Bisbee, July 90. 19O

Bisbee, July 90 1907.
 The market in coppers weakened considerably today. The Denn and Wolverine are exceptions. The pres ent is without doubt the time to buy. Those getting in on this recession will make very good profits on their investments. Superior & PittsbuTg, Warren and American are good buys. Some of the lower priced stocks such as the Gold Eagle, Gold Nugget, Bis Eee-AriZona will prove good invest ments also Butte & Arizona is also a very desirable investment at pres ent Investors will easily double their money buying at these prices.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-31
PAINE's COPPER LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlock.) J
 BOSTON, July 30.-The market to- day showed no change in price from yesterdays close. Some liquidation was ia eyids1ce but short covering and investment tcok care of all sales. The continued deadlock in the copper
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-31

 sh directors n connect wfhdv end n 0 m expect b bse them emee a o ld drguardv vdend the close o -- "a from and New York
  pc ion weak days to get some bar gains Superior & raIeea dS akenc
  Is in a good pohu esyn demand taoioak
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-31
]. A. WILSON, BROKER,
Photographic Code: "Wiison." p. 0
 BOX No. 38.
 Office-PRcCTOR BUILDING, CANANEA, SONORA, MEXICO.

July 3D,"lyUt Following are Cananea stock quota
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-31
Hagen & Co.
 INCoRPoRATED.)
 Brokers.
 . FRED c. HAGEN, Mgr. . 4 FRONT ROOMS 8. |. BUILD . s ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, Bis- : q BEE, ARIZONA 1 ALI STOCKS BOUGHT AND : s SOLD ON COMMISSION. . I DIRECT WIRE CONNECTION q WITH ALL LEADING a MARKETS. . PHONE 135. MARKET LETTER.
MARKET LETTER.

July 30, 1907.
 The market for copper stocks today presented a de- cidedly gloomy forecast for the near future. While the sagging in prices is not very material it is easily discerned that influences bearing direct ly on the markets are far from heinz bearish. The local curb stocks along with the listed issues are inclined to weakness in spite of the en- couraging reports from some of the most prominent and active properties. We see no relief from this condition for some time and would advise the exercise Of caution in trad ing for the present.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
MARKET FOR COTTON

New York, June 1o--The cotton market was nervous and irregular. with the near positions holding generally firm, while the new crop months was easier under realizing or liquidation. The close was barely steady as an advance n' points to decline or 1E& points, with all the new crop months well under last Saturdays closing ffs- ures. Sales for the day were estimated at 100000 bales.
 The opening was barely steady at an advance of points to decline Of II pofnte, the new crop months being points lower, in response to lower cables than for over the weekend. July was relatively firm from the start, owing to continued uneasiness among shorts and bull support. Trading was very active immediately fol- lowing the call and at first prices were q shade better on a very bullish acreage and condition report from New Orleans 1t was expected that the better weather of the past week would lead to bearish showing by the weekly bureau report at noon tomorrow. however. and the market soon weakened under liquidation by outside longs and selling by local professionals.
 There were slight rallies during the day. and at one time July sold at IF. TO- or 10 points higher. but the close was at pvacticaily the lowest price of the session.
 Receipts at the ports today, 1000 bales. against 51sb last week and 6.16s last wear For the week testimated), 30,00a bales against 2s.s4S last week. and 2e.T7o
 Today's receipts at New Orleans. 2.1os bales against 94s last year, and at Hous- ton 41S bales against 455 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
Peach Crop Of Middle Alabama
 IS Bringing Splendid Prices.

The peach crop from Middle Ala Dama has been on the market for sev- eral days and it Is bringing a splen- did price. The crop, however. is very short-so short that high prices ma turally follow
 The peaches which are being mar keted and which have been marketed are those of the early "ripeners." The variety grown locally and which Is most numerously represented in the crates and baskets of the local retail CTS Is the Greensboro These early peaches were a few of the survivors Of .''early ripeners," which survived the storm.
 The varieties which ripen later did much better The Carmen" a variety in high flavor with local nurserymen, will ripen In about two weeks and much larger yiel3 from them than from the "Greensboro' is looked for. The peach situation Is better than what the fruit growers had any reason to expect a month or six weeks ago The crop seemed to improve a bit and then prices are most satisfactory Still
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
THE STOCK MARKET

New York. July io.-The usual results followed today in the stock market from the week end recovery in prices. That is safficiency of such aau a new w demand to sbb.- sb- sorb the profit taking sales on Monday nv the professionals who have bought uaiiy as test of the real strength of the market Regarding In that light the ac- ton ton of prices today did not serve to con Iirm the appearance of strength last week. The moderate advances of the first hour were yielded almost entirely before the seauent letharsy s of fNns ths mari market was ' at- .riouted to the desire of operators to see the complexion of the government report turing on commitments. 1t was not un- tii the appearance of the report. which was aeiayed until ? o'clock. that anything iik. It gave prompt evidence here of relief from the depression caused by the reports of saturday regarding the extreme deterior- ation of the Kansas crop and by gloomy prospects as given by private crop re- port The governments figures were ac- cepted as refutation of these alarming reports The decreased acreage sown in spring wheat seemed to have no disturb the decline in condition of that crop com pared with last year. Prices advanced to the highest of the day after the appear ance of the report in consonance with the sharp reaction in wheat. The midday re- action to stocks was helped by the noon sit- nation of the weekly bank statement of
 
 shipments were supposed not to have been reflected in the statement even with the large excess in the cash loss over the esti- mates An important development on the international money situation was the cea- sation of the Paris demand for gold The Bank of England sold practically all of the supply or gdd in the London market at price fraction lower than last week and there apparently was no bid for French account Contrary to expectations also. there was no additional engagement of gold TOT Paris account. The sustained strength or foreign exchange up to the close of last week made further gold exports probable. The Bank of France has completed It's i'm portapt work Of recuperaton of reserves, which have been determinedly pushed for several weeks past The money markets have been relieved of a substantial require ment; The abstract Of condition of na- tionai banks throughout the country as of May 20 shows how sustained a demand there has been. credits. loans showing an expansion compared with March of ss9.- June IS of last year amounts to the for midable total of $424.253 613 The accre- ton to cash reserves for the eleven months' period amounts to s4o,35S,544 of which S35,37i591 has been added in the last six " days The proportion of the reserve to deposits in the sixty day interval has ris- on in consequence from POT to 2i.22 Der cent The rally in stocks after the pub- lication of the crop report was seized by professionals. as an occasion for free profit taking and prices ran off again to the lowest point of the day for many stocks and made the closing easy.
 Bonds were firm; total sales par value. on call.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11

the yield of the trees is very light
 M. M. Dawson, the local peach grow CT. said yesterday that if the late crop came up to present expectations and the present high prices were main tained. the fruit men would come out of the years work in first rate order in financial sense.
 Reports from Bullock County are to the effect that D. T. Turnipseed, who owns the big orchard at Flora. has a fiHA yield in spite of the bad weather of the Spring. Those who know say that he is in q fine position to reap a big harvest this year.
 John Cantaiou, whose fine orchard is west of Montgomery, Is said to have fairly good crop, although not as large as some of other years. It is also said he has been offered some fancy figures for his crop. On it there has been some lively bidding between the commission men of several of the northern cities.
 A man in a position to know satd yesterday that the peach growers would lose very little this year and they might make a neat sum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
Cash quotations were as follows:
Iron and Steel statirtics.

New York, June 10.-While exports of finished iron and steel last month were the smallest for any one month in the last decade, the imports of raw material were the largest of any thir- ty days in the history of the trade The May arrivals at New York, Phila- delphia and Baltimore reached total of nearly 250,000 tons.
 Compared with the previous month, the heaviest increases were made in pig iron. which showed a gain of nearly 80 per cent.
 The iron ore imports by themselves also reached record breaking figures. In addition to the usual Cuban ship ments, heavy cargoes arrived from Russia, North Africa. Spain, Greece and Sweden.
 The American demand for pig is so unprecedented that the stocks of ma terial lying in British warehouses are smaller than they have ever been be- fore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11

sickly. Such conditions were known
 10 exist. however, and were rafected
 in higner level of prices by about 25U
 points compared with levels of abdut
 two months ago. In other words. the report had been about discounted for the time being, and as there is said 10 nave been great improvement in the weather of late, the marker expe-
 rlenced little reaction, traders pre-
 tering to await further development
 rather than to ignore favorable wealth
 CT which seems to have set in. Thus
 Tar this month weather conditions have
 been very good, generally fair and
 warmer, anu 1t is but natural that the
 crop would show the benefit of same.
 Accordingly there have been received
 reports or late to the effect that the
 tSat tomorrows weekly Government weather Report will be construed as
 bearish. the anticipation of which is partly due to the decline brought about
 that the market will rule Asomewhat
 easier in event of favorable weather
 continuing for awhile. Nevertheless, the market will be we'll thought of on all easy periods, traders realizing the Tact that any unfavorable turn in the weather or in the crop outlook would cause quick rally. Manchester re- ports high prices to be restricting buss
 mess, but the large spinners' takings of last week, l92,D00 against l74,OOO l ago. would rather tend to contradict
 such reports as would also the large
 exports Of yarns for the month of May as published by the British Board of
 Trade, 22,200,000 pounds against 17,90O.- 100 last year, indicating no abatement in the demand for cotton goods, not withstanding prevailing high prices We look for much activity in cotton because of the uncertainties attending the making of the large cror which
 the world will require next seEson, and
 It is probable that the wesa aner will
 continue to be the dominating inhu- ence in shaping the course of values.
 Far weather with alternating show CTS would be of benefit to the crop just now, but ordinarily such condi-
 tions drift from one extreme to the other, and in this lies the danger to Ihe crop which can ill-afford to suffer further damage. the plant fin its pres
 ent state being small and sickly We
 nave every confidence in the future of
 market, but would only buy on easy periods Yours truly
 c. c. Abercrombie & CO