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New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
p. r. r. TO ISSUE CAR TRUST SECURITIES

II stated in the financial district yesterday
that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company had de-
cided TO issue all its securities under one
blanket agreement and that the entire amount to
be authorized for that purpose wculi not exceed
100000 This sum- II said. included expendi-
lures for new cars In several years past and the
expenditures to he made for several Years 70 come
It was not the intention OF the company issue
any car certificates at present, a representa-
tiya OF the company said, ,--------%--------
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
Pt.io US, Feathers, Etc.
White Goods

January Sale Offerings that
will make You remember
'HEARN' for many 4 day -
Yard wide NainsocEs-Sp specially good
for underwear and children wear
IL CT quality -----.-. -.------------.- On
Yard Wide C'smbrics-no dressing
Agents price cents ---------.--.-. ga
Mercerized Madras WaistiuR-
variety q handsome patterns
splendid value az "a ----....... 10
Nurses White Uniform cloth
linen fnish-slSo desirable f,r
chlldren's dresses-wurJh Is. ....-. II
Iinsn Finish Siadras-worth .12's ~
India IInors-4O inch-worth .1a .... II
Persian Ilswns-shser and me for
dresses and watsJs-40 inch
good value at "a -.-...,.......-... In
Yard Wide NaInsooks-
IL yard plecs-usuaIIy 81 50. .......1 10
English Long Cloth
IL yard pisce-usually 81 40. -...-.- 90
Extra Fine Long Cloth
40 inches wide-i2 ward pisce-
instead ot sizes. .....-..-....-.......f. Al
Underwear Cambric-subtect 20 tiny
hole about every SO inches
therefore 10 cent quality ...-.....- 4 4
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

directors Of the British Columbia Copper Com
-. ir,;ted have recommended an increase OF
ma lso shares or $s0So in the capital stock OF the
,,,,,ny thus increasing 'he capital to %'"9ofI
,,,r,bers Of The board have agreed In tax" all the
. ,,o, .,be..ril,ed for by the stockholders 1t
IN exclamation of the proposed increase ol
initial The company circular say that the IN
creased business leqUjrss larger osgitAl. -
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
SOUTHERN RAILWAY NOTE ISSUE.
Entire Output Of sl5.cO0.000 Purchased by
J. ?. Morgan & CO.

-.- szno.teI output of notes by Tho Southern
7 CorganE which was fcreshadowed b. the
1r.@rt statement Of President Finley, was an
'#-l..5 yesterday aIte. -oc stock Exchange had
".se5 for the dag- Tic notes are 10 tho amount
r. z-yFh-r and r.c entire issue has been pUr-
o-r1 ir ! J.. Iotean a 90.
TIE money obtained hv the railway company on
~ notes ie ~ De use5 ir IS said. reimburse the
frea-r for advances made for tho construction OF
i-a.F- .g Tic % rsr.-o Of equipment. The notes
Irs -r lc refunded .r su issue Of mortgage ( per
oeu' bonds fare- or.
II 7.- understood in tic financial district yes
Te-6ev THAT Z r. Morgan & 90. took the notes AZ
E lee- oorr1ies.o on of one-half of ] per cent.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
E. H. HAERImAN NOT IN SOUTH.

report tHat B.. o.. IarriIuan had gone South
l'r ii-e Danalt ~ His Iaalth coutradctod yes
"'PaF 81 Mr HarlUiau'a city house. "hcrc hc
said io &c. inHrntlup. bHt not sea strong
fl''lH fn aa n4i ti- hartman uaa not ho"ii abio
- - 90 lus otfi.- I4 iIo l-quitable Building since
- last week IH Dec@mi5cr Early this month he
80 - undergo operation al his home. he was
y Aaie besn 4 WitnsEs before the Interstate Soinr
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
BED S7reaGs

BED S7reaGS
Don't fail to huv If ron have
4 ueed-uO such prices will
prevail after the Sale
Hor.vcouh- full sfz- -suA'.r. - a Few
loose threads here and there
veg 81 - -------...--.. ..--.-.----- --.---..- So
Full size Cro-h-t-frinEs arf cut
out CORNERS regularly 81 IS -.---.-t so
White NarSeiI,es- fun ana single
Nsf sizes various patterns
worth So 50 .----.... .......-.....-1 GS
Err'isH Nars~lIles Spreads sty~-
ham 4. FC'd - cut corners
regularly So 50 -.-.-..------.. -...--.. {. QS
Extra IRE satin finish NarsAiIIeS
Medallion centres-b~m'd q Or fri1S'6
and cut corners s. 9s. .-,...S5 .0S
stiU finer spreads ~ 50 9S: worth SIS On
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
Cant-ic Cashiers
The Following
january Sale Specials

JdIl UdIy ScllS sOpCNl04S
are values Of such an excep-
tfonal kind that we cannot adj
wise too strongly while
you can at January Sale Prices
sass Lace Curtains .......-..2.So
Irish Foiut-best net-scroN. vine and
fioral bordsrs-wCrth SSeS
Limit Four Pair
Is to s5 Ct. Curtaialrgs -. .tz15
French net-wide lace and Inserting
6 inch rufHe-vaTiety OF styles
sl.es Dressing SacGues..-l.oc
Fidsraowu-bsst colors-aH new.
S2.4e Women'S Wrappers. i.5c
Plain or Embossed F'lannelstts and fancy
German F-IanreI-Persian stripes and
fancy figures.
50 CT. Emb'd Flouncings 81
Fine Lawn. Cambria and BatistS--
enective. large. open patterns. also hne
close enb'y with lace inserting and edge,
with beading for making into corset
covers-au IT inches wide.
WOnen'S S5 Silk Pettic02ts 2.SS
Heavy Black Taneta deep hounces.
trlm'd in new effects
60 CT. Fig'd Dress Nets. .4S
Double width-a great variety of new
patterns for Waists and Entire Downs.
Women's $3.50 CCgtil COrSets .19
High and medium bust-habit hip and
straight around-white and blackstone
in this lot worth up 70 S22b-none
worth less than 81. so.
sl.75 & $3.50 COutil CCrsetS 100
New Models popular make-mediun
and high bust-hablt htp-lace ana TibboT
hnIsh-black white. drab-sood sizes, but
not complete line
Girls S. ard 81 Dresses. .....f.ss
Fine White Lswn-Emb'y and Lace
trimmed-in entirely new styles-eXtrs
wide skirts. deep heus-4 to ~ years.
| Girls $1.39 Wash Dresses. IS
Chambray and Gingham plain sn'
H ohscEed-Rusaan, Fancy Waist an
L Dutch Neck stylss-S 70 "a yssrA
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
lackaWa anna Railroad

Lave =. !. Barclsy. Christoph@r. ". I'd
fs % !. NJ For RUshauton AM F. mira.
80 % a. N-Fo- Buffalo. Chicago and st
Louis.
81 40 T y For Buffalo and chicago
-. 90 = N--F1r Scranton ana Plymouth.
z'6 n p. II For Buffalo and chicago.
IS - 2. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse Ithaca
- - A A-Chir agO-Sleepers open 2. so
Z NJ
Tickets ~ 149 so. 1ls5. 1424 Broadway.
y, 2S9 Iu.tol st BroOtlyn- 'Dally.
Except sunday Leaves Christopher 81.
G 10 J. n. weekdays.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
SAYS IT HAS SAVED CITY $4,000
-'-v York Edison Company Complies with
Ca-f5ratior Counsel's Request for Statement.

letter 70 Corporation Counsel. Ellison (Which
made public yesterday che Eew YORK Edison
'.He.r- SAYS i has sawed S2.g1t p fo- the city.
sum- tt Says. represents tre savings 70 tho
t. r.~ lighting I'm -a.-. The company adds fn tho
C..-......-t.- t'rat 'f.a IEr -afttios that in
..- q. r-rHa -ea difference iu favor oC The city
t.- a--r--.-'- 1asr-a-ed''
Eer1 -rHt t.o statement 20 John IT
..r ..-s..r.- .+ ENa-or SGrrl-. Gas and
uE -l.sa H.rr 80 -p 60 The figures and
.-e.H. -..# justified. This statement
-.--. ~ i..sru- short t.ma ago. when
a.I..5 -.a .-rr-ar- .a z-huit brief
various farr- ar contracts between the
."T
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

-. commission on January 4. but was not Well
enough TO leave his mouse anu was eAouSeu u'''''
LAT date.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY GEN TRIAL.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
STATIONS E@o5 yss, L!oeE{S esS z, s.. s } y r.
Time shown below is from Liberty st
West Esd st. leaves 10 minutes earlier.
except as noted 10y designating marks.
PHILADELPHIA.
t'i2 Is. $50. n7.cO, m'S.Oo, s 80. 80 He,
$1,000 "l1.O0. lL20. m'l2-0O. t'l00.
40. - 90. 'S 90. 100. $500. $50.
n,6.00. 200. 800. 900. pIO.S0 P. n.
-EALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
$50, 500, ''1o.oo, t'12-00, 900,
IL EHOop MD LAkEHURST-z4 90,
$40 A NJ, 1l.00, i20 40. d4l5, 500
,. NJ. Nb-IJ sundays. so. . 30 A. NJ
AILANTIC CIT E--9 80 =. N. x1oo.
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK
OCEAN GROVE 'Sundays. No hsbUry
ParkD-z4.0 90. $50. 11.50 a. NJ. eX19 40
20, g 45, go $50. t12O1 Sundays
except Ocean Grove. Z400. 300 A. NJ.
100. $50 7. NJ
Time Iline tables giving trains to EASToN.
~ lflLEHE,M. ALI-EETONN, MAJCH
81 %k. WILKES BARRE. SCRANTON.
HEADING RRiSBUFG FOTI SVILLE
: W NiLlIAM M-Ftit1 ana ell other points
can he obtained ar following o7ices. Lib
srty 81, ,W-7t c7d st. Tel 3I44 CheIsesly
/ D Astar House. 245 f34. 1890. 1854 Broad
I way ls3 9Th Az, 2S1 5th Az. 25 Union
| square West : 9S Cd ~. lo5 Vest 125eh
/ Court st, 3+3. 24f Fulton St. 47s Nos
Nant AE. Br"'klyn. $50 Broadv'- y IL
larusturg New YORK TrausfeJ 90 calls
ioE and checks Baggage to destination
DAILY. FDaily. except Sunday pSun-
days. +ParIor cars only. aExcept Satur-
/ "a >. H!-'lhilS car except SUNDAYS NSEt-
sDiHiHE ear Sundays 'DIulUg car daily
rom IWeuty-taird Strest-ei2-20 =
VI q 30 ?. NJ. j11-So =. ". k3 20 2 N.
v.y.r;e. " 8 PEshER = d.5 MAJ y E.s & p5.sE H9FE g,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
Table Linens

Table Linens
STEADY increase in these staples
proves our wisdom in giving
large orders many months ago,
resulting I'm our present re-
markable Underprice Offerings.
...... While others are vainly
seeking to get merchandise. at
any price. WE HAVE THE
GOODS and are selling on basis
bought enabling customers 10
buy at less than manufacturers
cost.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
James McCreerv g. Co.
SSrd Sfreef.

2,5rd >Sfreef. ,54f6 Srrerr
RIBBONS In Both Stores
Sale of black satin back Velvet Rib
""n. Suitable for millinery and dress
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
e-,--r- lT-ttras and
- - fDUfEh' A1~tnrs

When you arc told elsewhere that
certain goods sre mot 10 be had
TRY HERE
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

LADIES' GLOVES. In Both Stores
is button length, Gacc Kid Gloves
Brown. grey or white. 2.15 per pair
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

ON GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought al highest market value. MADE
into new articles or exchange for new jew
eIry or japanese goods at NJ r IepFer
factory 10 West 3lst st. basement
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
Pillow Caslrgs

Pillow Cases and Sheets
-Four veIl-knovr n1akes-no raneiess
Eoods-the label shows tbs rnanufaCtu~e-
Note also, unusual sizes a1I lengths
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per line SIX
tAen words seven times consecutNey. 81
which entities advertiser to have rooms m
entered for period OF fourteen Gays "a
The Trlbuns's Directory OF DesEaot0
Rooms Write lOr circular
Full information concerning these rooms
,,e, he had free Cf charge. az the Uptown
Ofice OF The New-York Tribune. lS'f
broadway. between 3Gth and 31th sts-
FTIT AVE - tu-ar 10th st Refined
Surroundings. beautiful large SGnh.
room running water. bath tAce"el-'
board.
44TH ST. 155 Newly furnished looms,
single and double. s. ana upward "teH-s .
restaurant accou.Uod1tiors
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
Yard Wide Nusllns

Yard Wide Kuslirs
Staple as wheat-perfect goods.
right from the piece.
Bleached ......63l cents
Unbleached 5Ts cents
Wholesale prices and s cents. res9sc-
lively, which means a retail value -
Ten and Eleven cents
IAmit-2O yards.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
DENTISTRY.


RPIDGE WORK revoluuonized by Or
Buchanan's latest invention teeth WIN
out plates; specialist IN porcelain crowns
and inlays: inexpensive. DF: bS''->llah' OS'
Madison ave. voIner ASth at
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
Th-6nrh n.n- main. % .hs west.

NTIlEE L.-| IIaIns % ne WF.I.
Leave New York CITY. pa 81. Liby ~.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 80 am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLI AIBJS, il. so am 200 n Il
PITTS SBCRG. CLEVEL'D. $50 pm 4 % Pr1
''FITTSBU Re- LIMIT D. $50 pm 1.O0 pm
GIN So LOUIS, ,LDJISE. 100 pm 80 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS LOTISV'. 8 so am 1000 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS. .LOJISV. $50 pm 600 pm
Offices "a 434 1900 Broadway. Astor
H0us- los Greenwich St. - Union square
W &9l Grand So. y l., $fS Fulton St,
Brooklyn: Wcs, 2Ji -. auj Liberty -
After ? m Sleeping Car Reservations
a0s fuII LGsovUati-u regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained az Bureau of Information.
s 90 r. r.. I'd 81. Terminal Phone
No Cbelses 5I45.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
James McCreery & Co.

RUG DEPARTMENT. ,,tb s,-.ot s,ouo
DOMESTIC RUGS AND CARPETS
Fine quality Administer Rugs
: ft IS i'm. Y 10 it, 6 i'm 1900
h'' II III 21.O0
complete assortment of the best
grades of plain Administer and Wilton
Velvet Carpets.
1.3O per yard
fornneIy
Thirty fourth Street.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
Full Size Ccufor:ab,es

New patterns. bNst white cot
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
II.arr TahIa Ealtlnr
January Sale O.:
Towels and dwellings

Every houSekeepor can appre-
ciate extra values in these. ....
They will note thai specials are
In various GualirieS
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
III E A IL I'M

a. H. 1S To- L. 90 81 Thirteenth St
Is. 20 80 "a &c. so
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
BALC.WLRR = 90 r. r.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even hour
To BALTIMORE AND WASH NGTOS.
Leave New York Ci-y- 25d ~. Ilb'y St
'WASHINGTo%. = p-Is- Il-5u pm l.3u am
'WASIiINtiTON. Diner. 30 am oh 8I
NSHTEGrpS Diner. $50 am 10 90 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. II 20 am y ca n Il
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 80 pm . 90 f-u
'"EpEti. LID Diner. . - pm 90 pm
WASHINGTON, Diner. so I'm G. % pm
WASHINGTON. Buuet. $50 pm 100 pm
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
LAWYERS.

Legal advice at home: experienced young
lavYeF VII call. Lawyer Boz lss, Trteuras
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
January Sale
Values i'm

We reserve privilege Of limiting quantities.
no NAH. OR TELEPHONE ORDERS.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

Thirty-fOurth Street.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

LINENS. In Both Stores.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

RIBBONS. In Both Stores.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

LOST Handbook No S24 Iqt Bank for
savings $50 4th ave, New YORK Pay-
mput Stnpped Please return D.. .,L s., .,,.iLs
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
GARRETT CLEANING.
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

DRrSsMAK would add f"w NOR" Gus
toners 10 spring trade Fulton. o. VEST
IgqIh 81
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

lem Savings Bank. I24th 81 and "a
ave, New York: payment stopped. Please
return 20 bank -
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11
OPENING IS STRONG,
 BUT CLOSE WEAK
Greene Cananea Goes Up to S17.t2 and at Close
 Is S16.50.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

Toddy's market showed some activ- ity and at times it looked like we would see better prices at the close of the day. On the report that Greene Cananea would declare a div idend in September considerable buy ing was caused. and the stock at one time during the day sold as high as S17-12, and closed at S16.50. Sup. X Pitts. also gained strength. sales be- ing made at s15.50 Cal. & Ariz. closed weak with last sales at s155. North Butte lost point and closed at $50. Shattuck was offered at s2S, with sales at that figure. Denn Ariz. has been in good demand the entire day at $7.00, with little or no stock offered. American and Warren hold well. Wolverine & Arizona is we'll supported at s1.62. On the New York and Boston markets the open ing was firm, and soon better prices were seen in the entire list. At the close, however, there was considera- bel selling. and all stocks closed at much lower than at the opening.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11
COPPER MARKET lS 6h DEAD
 CENTER
Buyer and Seller Both Waiting to See What the Other Will Do-No Man Can Predict Future Situation.

Boston News BuTeau.-The ins- precision is growing that We are on the eve of a break or at least a reces- sion in the price of copper. This feel ing is intnsified by reason of the fact that buyers are still holding alof and refuse to come into the market around current quotations.
 A difference of opinion exists among the large producers as to the metal outlook for the third and fourth quarters of the present year. One of the important producing interests in New York believes that concessions will have to be made for these pc riods. If concessions are made it will have tendency to put the mar ket temporarily, at least. in favor of the buyer rather than the seller.
 The Calumet 6 Heola Go. is not at present in the market as a seller of copper and probably will not be for two or three weeks. It is well sold ahead at high prices and, unlike some of the smaller producers, it is not obliged to make sales.
 The United States government was last week in the market for a round lot of lake copper-about ,500, 900 Rounds--and opened bids May 27. One of the large selling agencies in New York named price of 9 l-2 cents and one of the prominent Lake Su- perior producers named figure of 25.23c. Calumet & Hecla did not bid
 During the past week, however. Calumet received bid from one of the shrewdest buyers in Germany for a round lot of copper at a price equiv aient to 9 cents a pound.
 The above figures would seem to indicate that the copper market was in danger, for the moment at least, of breaking much below 25 cents, al though the necessities of some of the smaller sellers may require offerings of small lots at such a figure as will tempt the buying interests.
 The copper market has reached one of those dead center conditions in which both buyer and seller are en- deavoring to size up each others necessities, with the result that busi- ness is flat,
 One of the large st producers in this country says: '1 have noticed that in New York the opinion seems to pre- vail that the time has come when price concessions must be made to again create an active buying de
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11
Mining, Smelters and Stock Quotations
NETWORK ARIZONA
 ADDING TO FORCE

prove as depth Is gained. A 15-horse power gasoline hoist is ordered and will be installed on the Louise shaft, and the contract has been let for the building of a wagon road from the main road to the shaft. It is but a short distance, and will be finished by the tme the hoist arrives. Secretary Deginar, of, the company. brought in some specimens last week which he exhibited to the people of Morenci
 It is reported that the samples were covered with gold that could be seen with the naked eye.-Clifton Era.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11
PritChard Hagen & Co
 gNcoRPoRATED.)
 Brokers.
 . FRED c. HAGEN, Mgr. , = FRONT ROOMS 8. |. BUILD [ s ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, Sis | v 5EE, ARIZONA. | s ALL STOCKS BOUGHT AND | = SOLD ON COMMISSION. . = DIRECT WIRE CONNECTION | v WITH ALL LEADING 2 MARKETS. , q PHONE 135.
PHONE 13s.
MARKET LETTER.

June 10. 1907.-There was more life in the market today than for some time past. and some of the local issues, nota- bly Denn. Shattuck and War ren, became firmer. Sup. & Pitts. and Greene Can. lead the Boston board stocks, and are considerably stronger. We do not anticipate a sudden np- ward move, but would not be surprised to note a gradual im- provement between now and the close of the present month.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11

Reports from the New York-Arizona Gold and Copper camp continue to be of the best nature. Work is now go- ing on satisfactorily and the force of miners is being increased as fast as room can be made for them Work Is being pushed on the Buzzard Shad- ow. which is showing up well in good values. Good copper. gold and sil- yer values are being encountered in the workings of the Louise and Four teen claims, and while the ore bodies are not yet of any great size. pros pect are good. Values appear to im-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11

J. S. eRircHARp, -Broker-
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stock Speciality.
Risbee Ariz,. u

Bisbee. Ariz., June 10.
 The market today shows a great deal stronger, although the prices have not advanced much. Denn is stronger, $7.12 to $7.62, and there seems to be a movement in Cochise stock owing to the rumor that ore has been discovered. Shattuck also has advanced a point. and Warren is also stronger as well as American. In short, they are littl better all along the line.
 Stockholders of the Gold Nugget Mining Co., will be. interested to call at my office and see the samples from the new strike on the property. Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11
TRYING ID SELL
 HE WHITE MESA MINE
Owner Leaves for Boston, Expecting to Close Up
 the Deal.

J. W. Francis left Sunday for Bos- ton, Mass, to meet some capitalists of that city to whom he expects to dispose of the mining properties known as the White Mesa copper mines on the Navain reservation. These properties are said to be va;- uable and easny @orKed. and they would have been operated long ago but for this reason, but now with the high price of copper they have again attracted the attention of investors, and it is probable that sale will be Sun.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11

mand. I do not yet detect conditions in the business world which to my mind warrant the making of any con- sessions. The iron and stel business, which Is generally a good barometer of copper trade conditions, gives no warning of business contraction.
 T have witnessed several times conditions like the present and it hG5 sometimes occurred that a concession of or cents per pound would bring into the market such a flood Of buy ing orders as to quickly necessitaie the immediate readjustment of prices to their former high level i do not think any man is smart enough to forecast with any accuracy what prices will prevail for the third and fourth quarters of this yea. Person- ally. I believe that g reduction in the price would be of great benefit to general trade conditions and tend to relieve some of the artificia;iiieG which characterize operd5IJn.s in var ious departments of indu5t.g."
 HORSE THIEF SHOT.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11

HORSE THIEF SHOT. At Iris Theatre Tuesday and Wedn- esday.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11
COTTON FUTURES.

COTTON FUTURES.
 lOpenl High Low Close July ..I12. .04i12. 04I1 95f1s .a0-O2 Dec .. If. 95I11 95E11. .77Tff. 1879 Oct. II .9SI11 93i11 .7SI1f. 7s-7s GRAIN MAD PROVISIONS.
 Onen High Low Close Wheat ! July .. 97 97hl e5 45Z Sept. 991aI 99Zl 97ZI 98K Corn
 July .. 521sl 54&! 5s@t 5SZ Sept. | 542sL 54%E 53Xt 53s, Oats
 July | 46asl 461hl A4iLI A4h Sent 3S 3Sssl s7ni 37I Pork--Juiv Is. .25l IS. a5f 1s. 2o 16. 20 Lard-July 9.O0I 9O0 8. sN 8 go Ribs--July s.75I S.75I S.7ot S7O
 sIsBEE. ARIzoNA
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11
PAINg's COPPER LETTER.

BOSTON. June 10.-Money seems to have been the only excuse for low CT prices today. The continent bank CTS are predicting higher interest rates and people are beginning to get anxious. Greene-Cananea which has been very strong for several days came out freely today with New York a free seller The whole list lacked snap and looks as if it would sag a few points from these prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11

PHONE
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11

If you have anything to see try an ad. in the classifieS eolums of the sunday heview.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-11

An ad. in the classified colmuns of the Review never fails to bring the desired results. Try onei.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-28
Montgomery Gets Busy.

Of the wheat now stored along
the W. & C. r. about 250,Oc0 bushels
Is owned by the Puget Sound Ware
house company, while the remaining
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-28
half is owned mostly by the Balfour-

half is owned mostly by the Balfour-
Guthrie company. Since his return
from Mexico, T. G. Montgomery,
manager for the Puget Sound COM
pany, has made strenuous efforts to
get his grain shipped. Several days
ago he wrote to General Manager
Cutler, giving a detailed statement OF
the amount of wheat in the various
warehouses along the line and ask
ing for cars. At that time the Pu-
get Sound company had over 200, 900
bushels in its warehouses at Fulton,
Myrick, Helix. Stanton, Vansycle and
Cayuse Station. He asked that 500
cars be sent for hauling off the
wheat about 20 to be given daily.
In replying by phone Mr.. Cutler
stated that he hoped to secure suf-
ficient cars soon, but that at present
he was able to provide but two or
three a day for use in wheat haul
ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-28

vantage with the buyers unable to
ship. In some sections farmers arc
said to have accepted from four to
six cents less than their wheat was
worth in order to dispose of It.
To add to the difficulty of the
present situation comes the prospect
of a railroad strike that may tie up
all the transcontinental lines and
thereby delay the roads many weeks
langer in catching up with their bus
mess.