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Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27
LOGAN 6 BRYAN ON WHEAT.

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlook
 NEW YORK, July 2G,-Much of the buying of wheat on the recent ad- vance was Based on reports Of black rust in the spring wheat country. We called attention to the legitimate bull influence in the situation and advised watching these instead of chasing af- ter uncertain rust reports. Still think there is a strong situation in this wheat with northwest crop certainly 25 per cent short this side of the line and possibly 30 or 40 per cent short in Manitoba and the provinces. Snow in his report today, says frost any time before September 10 will catch the late wheat in northwest Canada. St. Louis Modem Miller says a great deal of wheat is going into stocks which means that it will be held for higher prices. Export sales, 90 boat loads. Eliminating the rust question entirely, believe the situation justi' fies buying wheat on this or any fur ther break.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27
WILL WORK PLACER
 CLAIM BY MACHINERY
Holder Thinks He Has a Good Thing On the HaSSayampa
 River.
Especial to Reyiew.D


 PHOENIX, July 26.-Emil Holden, the Wickenburg mining engineer, is in the city with two wagons and will take some machinery up to Wicken- burg. Among the machinery he will buy will be two engines, which he will ship by freight.
 Holden has organized a company to work a placer claim on the Hassa- yampa river near Hot Springs. The company has five miles square of land that produces 50 to 75 per cent gold per cubic yard, and about S75,00O will be invested in machinery to work the claim. A 40-hOrse power engine and an eight-inch pipe, which will give six-inch hydraulic pres sure. will be put in. The water will be conducted three miles.
 Holden is enthusiastic over the out look, and says that it is bound to be paying proposition. The company is about organized and only a few de tails are necessary before work will begin. In a few days parties from the east will arrive and upon their arrival the plans will be completed.
 As the claim is only about three miles from the railroad, the trans portation question does not enter into consideration: the only question be- ing the cheapness of production. This last question is causing the company to gravely consider the character of the machinery that will be used.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27
EASTERN MARKET
 WILL NOT RESPOND
No Amount of Dividend Talk Will Cause Advance
 There Now.
IRy Frank J. Grail


 The condition of tod2ys market varied but little either way if any thing it showed some weakness, with indications that stocks might go low CT as far as local stocks were con, cerned. Superior & Pittsburg sold off a little and at the close was offered at $16.50. North Butte closed weak at SS5.O0, while Butte Coalition was in fair demand at S25.75. Denn holls around $500, although trading is light both ways at this price and those that are compelled to sell are doing so at these prices. American has been in splendid demand the greater part of the day at SS.25 to $50. The Eastern market will not repsOnd to any advance at this timS in spite of all the dividend talk. The copper metal at spots S92 and futures at SST does not seem to effect copper stocks in the least. All coppers were lower today than yesterday. Stocks ought to be bought at these figures either as an investment or a specula- tiUn and think that buyers at these figures will make handsome profits
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27
PLACES FINGER ON HE REAL
 TROUBLE
One of Largest Users Of Cop per in Country Says It is Lack of Money for Improve mentS.

Roston-The views of the copper situation as taken by one of the largest consumers of the metal in the coun- fry, the National Conduit and Cable Go. using more than 50.00000O pounds every year, are interesting. In part they are:
 The kernel of the copper situation, as We understand it, lies in the pres ent unsatisfactory situation Of the money and bond markets. No perman- ent improvement can be looked for until it becomes possible to finance new enterprises with greater facility than can be done at present. The trouble is not with the price of cop per, but the root of the difficulty is traceable to the inability of various utility corporations to secure the ne eessary funds for improvements.
 While the principal producers were maintaining d nominal price of % l-4 cents, recently, there were sellers an xious to do business for much less money.
 There is probably considerable cop per in the hands of consumers carried over from old contracts and the apathy of some of the prominent manufactur- CTS would seem to confirm the belief that supplies of raw material are by no means exhausted.
 Business is getting down on more normal plane. The ideas of the finar- cial and industrial world are not quite so inflated as they were.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27
MARKET SUMMARY.

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlock)
 NEW YORK, July 2G.-American stocks in London firm, one-quarter to three-quarters above parity. Settle ment begins on Monday.
 The iron miners strike is broken.
 Traction companies give free access to their books to public utilities com mission
 Atchison earnings for the year will be issued August 1st, and may show 16 per cent earned on common.
 There is fair demand for stocks in the loan crowd.
 Fine weather in Canada making up for late spring. Weather and crop re- ports generally favorable.
 Nineteen roads for third week in July show average gross increase of 14.07 per cent. 1 -LoRGon expects money firm over settlement and end of month.
 Chicago reports general business eX. ceeds all records for the time of year.
 Washington reports S13,290, 400 fours still outstanding.
 Twelve industrials declined .21 per cent.
 Twenty active rails declined .31 per cent. DOW. JONES & co.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27

The first lumber to arrive in Can anea from the Sierra Madre Land & Lumber Go. camps in Chihuahua was received in the Greene-Cananea rail road yards from the c. R. Y. & P. Tuesday of last week. Eight cars were contained in the delivery. The lumber has attracted much attention and has received a great deal of in spection in the yards. Without ex- ception those who have examined 1t pronounce it excellent material. It is clean and of good quality and will serve purposes here as well and doubtless better than supplies here tofore brought from distant lumber districts of the Pacific Coast and
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27
FINANCIAL BUREAU REPORT.

NEW YORK, July 26.-London ear ly market was mixed this morning, but most prices of actives were up. Atch- ison up 1-4, Erie 1-2, s. P. II, Steel 5-S. St. Paul 1-4, Reading down 3-S.
 Investors will still find bargains we think in the standard rails, if they will analyze stocks. Briefly we would be a little more cautious in bullish work for the moment. The money situation is the chief factor.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27
Mining, Smelters and Stock Quotations
CANANEA GETS
 MADRE LUMBER

Louisiana. Another shipment of eight cars was received during the latter come forward steadily. In a little while the shipments will commence to loom up prominently in the lumber yards and within year it is probable that there will be little else in sight except the Sierra Madre product. As soon as the new mills, which are being rushed to completion with all possible speed. and about the prog ress of which an eXtnnded article will be found on another page of this issue, are ready for business the lum- Der will commence coming in tTain- load installments.-Cananea Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27

'It Is too early to give out anything about the fair at this time" said President Truman of the fair asso- citation at Phoenix, but you can say that elaborate preparations are being made for the greatest and most inter esting fair ever held in Arizona. We will have some details to. give out later. and at time when the people will be expecting something"
 The dates set for the fair are No vember II to 16, inclusive. This is earlier than usual, but is better date than the date on which the first fair was held. In fact, the first fair was held during the Christmas holi- days, and for this reason was not as great a success as the fair of last year.
 At present there is some work be- ing done st the fair grounds. but the plans being laid do not provide for any great activity for two months.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27
TESTER & HICKS,
 Brokers.
Over Rinehart's Drug Storl-
Rooms 3 & 4. AntIers Bldg.

Bisbee, July 26, 1907
 Today's market has been active in spots with considerable demand for stocks, espemcially the local curbs. The New York and Boston markets were quiet with little change in prices. Of the loca< stock, Superior & Pittsburg, Warren and Wolverine & Arizona seem to be the favorites Bids of S16.50 fail to get Superior & Pittsburg. American was in good de- mand all day around $50. Wolver- inc & Arizona is not coming out on $500 bid. Butte & Arizona is hold ing firm at 64 cents. Cananea Gen. tral is firm at S16.O0 Copper Gulf is strong, closing at $S.12 with none offered.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27
J. G. PRITCHARD, -Broker-
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stock a Speciality.
Bisbee, July 2G, 1907.

Bisbee. July 26, 19O7
 The market is still very quiet and trading nominal. Still the stocks do not come down much. Prices are held very firm. Wolverine is hard to get around $3.OO. Some is offered at S3.25. North Bisbee is reported in a good body of , per cent ore. MT. Erickson, superintendent of the Elm pire State brought in samples of na- tive copper and sulphides. This stock has been advanced to 50 cents per share. A small block of Gold Nugget is being sold at 20 cents and a small block of the old Eagle at 15 cents. Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27
PAINE's COPPER LETTER.

BOSTON, July 26.-Another day of dullness. Local traders sold the mar. ket today but did not bring out any long stock. This condition of af. fairs is very trying to the patience, but we feel confident we shall soon have acticity and higher prices. The curb stocks Lake and Foston and Cor bin have both made important strikes in the past two days and the stocks had an advance of two points. The showing of Begole is most encourag ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27

George W. Walker in his weekly re- port speaks very highly Of Davis Daly and concludes by saying: The great extent of Davis Daly properties, and the fact that the management has at its disposal $2,000,000 to be expend- ed in exploring, developing and equip ping it's mines, makes tn enterprise a most interesting one and gives its stock a.great deal of value"
 DUEY & OVERLOOK.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27
WALKER BROS, LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey & OverIOckD
 NEW YORK. July 26.-A dull but very steady market prevailed through out the day. There appeared to be an exceptionally good buying of steel common and we expect to see this is sue sell higher in the future. Indica- tions would point to a favorable bank statement tomorrow and are disposed to look for somewhat higher prices.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-12

Miss May Wright gave leigh fu.
picnic at st. Simon yeste dav, the
party leaving on the Doro by in the
morning. Mrs. ]. B. Wright, Miss
Mamie Symons, Miss Lillian Werden
and Miss Annie O'Connor aceonyaa-
led. the little folks an the oILlng.
Aver pleasant morning at the
beach, delicious picnic dinaer vas
enjoyed. Many little guests from
Brunswick and the mills participated
IN the affair, which was a thoro IA
success.
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Mrs. ]. w. Thomas will ent tain
complimentary to the members Of the
six-hand Euchre club this week
Mrs. w. NJ. Upper and Mrs. r. P.
Topper and children viii go to s..
Simon tomorrow to spend d5y or
two.
This is Golden Sunday at Oak Grove
cemetery and a number Of beauti-
full flowers of that shade are IN
bloom.
Miss Elizabeth Atkinson, Of Cam
den, will be with Mrs. D. D. Atk;1'
son for week or two before return
ing to her home.
A meeting Of C lie F. Of st. Maiks
church. will be d "Wednesday sf-
ternoon at 4 och at the home Of
Mrs. r. e. Briesenick.
Circle F, of ST. Marks Chapter OF
Aid, will give an entertainment shor--
ly which viii include an art gallery
and an ice cream festival
The following party spent yester
day on st. Simon: Mrs. A. " Wood
and children, Misses Lula and Flor
RE Cplesberry, Mrs. r. r. Hitch and
Miss Hopkins and the Misses Bries-
The presentat pm of the pretty up
era 1.-The Littl Tycoon" Thursday
evening, May q is being eagerly
awaited by NJ Asic lovers of Bruins
wick. All tn most popular singers
OF the city will take part and hign-
ly pleasiSg and finished rendition VIII
''T'a. :.
News was received in the city yes
terday announcing the death of Mrs
IIotlce Arthur, which occurred in
Brooklyn yesterday morning. Mrs.
Arthur was a niece of Mess. w. r.
and c. D. Parker and Mrs. J. II. Nc
Cullough. Mr.. W. F.. Parker win prob
ably leave today for Baltimore where
the funeral win occur.
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Society News

Mrs. R. T. Hitch is spezhag Few
days with MS. A. V. Yood.
Mrs. c. Downing + turned las
night from trip 70 3 yannaa.
Miss Mary BlitchSaeft yesterday to
visit her grandP2 EMS Il Triton
Miss Kate Dillon es Tuesday
to visit relatives in 4 NASHVILLE.
Mrs. ]. c. Ligeour rerI,a to-
morrow from trip to pvaulsl.
Little Anna Ballard somewhat
improved from her Sc is nlneyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ~ Wilson, CT
Atlanta, are welcoming a little sen
Miss Leila Bunkley has returned
from Kansas City, vi ere she spent
several months.
ses
Miss Mary Williams, Of Ashburn, is
the attractive guest Of friends and rel
atises in the city.
Mrs. &c. B. Dudley, Jr., and her chill
dren have returned from a visit to
relatives in Camden county.
Mr.. 9. H. Wilmoth, manager Of the
Charles M. stieff Piano Company, Il
Charlotte, N. c., is the guest OF MI.
and Mrs. J. B. TAFT for sevetal
%ys.
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WANTED.--Good man for grocery
and general merchandise store
good salary. References required
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First Baptist Church.

Services IL a. m. and p. m. sun
day school 9,45 a. m. Prayer meet
ing "wednesday 8 p. m. Morning
subject: Gods Eternal Kingdom. .
Evesing subject: Does Death End
All?" We extend cordial invitation
to all visitors and strangers to wor.
ship with us.
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First Methodlat ch1rob

Services held in the city hall
"Christs Supremacy. is subject for
both services. At IL o. N. "Christs
Supremacy in the Realm Of Natu.e
and Thought" At p. m. "Christ's
Supremacy in the Realms of the
Church and the Believers Life me
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St. Judes, ?. E. Church.

Holy communion at $50 a. m,
evening prayer and sermon at s D.
m. At the Cypress mills holy com.
munion II a. M, Rev. D. Watson in
charge.
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Also Exclusive Agents for
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A QUIET BITE

n congenial company and appetizing
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-05-16
op.n Sesame,
week,y

49, = KNN :
A well known New Yorker who spends
q good part OF his time In Paris relates
how he cnce met a fellow countrymon who
Invariably sported a huge red badge bear
ing the legend of the national republican
committee.
After a time the New Workers. curiosity
got the better of him, and he asked his
fellow countryman why he was displaying
such an emblem to the foreigners.
Its just this way cheerfully explained
the other. One day, at n of the big
hotels, 1 noticed a number Of chaps who
got the best of me at all times. I be-
thought me that it would be a good idea
to consult one OF the walters as to the rea-
SON. incidentally. I tipped him.
"A great light burst Upon me when I
was politely informed by the waiter that
one OF the gentlemen indicated wore the
Legion of Honor, that the other sported
the insignia of the Order of the Star Of
India, and that the third was the proud
possessor of the Order of st. Michael and
st. George. Gentlemen wearing these and
other orders, added. the waiter. were in
variably given the utmost consideration.
1T didn't take me long to drop In line.
I dug down into my trunk and pulled out
the badge you now see adjoining my man
ly chest. / put 1t on and nave worn 1t
ever since. OF course zone Of our French
friends has the least idea what 1t repre-
sents, but it's a decoration, and that goes
with them! Since I donned 1t nothing
has been too good for me-"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-05-16
Jolt From the Office.

There is a story about a company pro-
motor who advertised for an office boy.
He received 100 replies. Out Of 100 he Sc
lected ten, and with the writer's of these
ten replies he had a personal interview.
His final! choice fell upon a bright youth,
to whom he said: My boy, l like your
appearance and your manner very much.
I think you may do for the place. Did you
bring a character?' mo, SIR said the
boy, II can go home and get it," Very
well; come back tomorrow morning with
1t. and If 1T Is satisfactory I dare say I
shall engage you" Late that same after
noon the financier was surprised by the
return of the candidate. "Well," he said,
cheerily, have you got your character?"
NO" answered the boy, but I've got
yours-an' 1 amt coming!"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-05-16
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-05-16
Az unfrisndixnean

E1om@the egsYorkT5mes.a@7ss5s
David Kyler. = farmer. went M hunt
ing with ashotgun recently. n the course
OF his search he encountered bear which,
without waiting torsthe call Of tlms. boxed
MI. Kyler on tho ear. bit his arm. kicked
wise gave evidence OF an u~nfriendly ais
position.
MI. Kyler ut the first opportunity nred
two loads OF shot into h bears face and
then. seixing . gnaried club smote his adj
Sversary with such violencA that the bear
curled up and died.
AT tina juncture Game Wardsn Finne-
gan appeared. Don't you know thai this
IL the closed season for beara1s he asked
OF the victor.
Yes: and It's the closed season FOR men,
too, by heck" averred Ma. Kylor. painting
from his recent exertion. beax
ought to be locked up."S