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Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29
PAINE scoPpEa LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlook
 BOSTON, Aug. 2S.-Aside from the unfavorable dividend by the Quincy Company by reducing from s4.50 to s2.50 and the decline in that stock, the market had much more healthy appearance than for several days and closed fairly strong. We understand all the other companies will declare the usual dividends within the next week as their rate was not establish ed on a basis of 25 cents copper and are in a position to maintain them We hear on good authority that sales of good sized blocks of copper have been made within the past two days ct IS cents and the general impres- sion Is that it will be the low price on the metal. In this case all the good dividend paying stocks are cbpau
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29
Mining, Smelters & Stock Quotations
ELY CAMP IS
 BIG WINNER

nous volume Of ore. but 1t will cost s25. .000. GOO to build reduction works alone. to say nothing of development costs.
 There are three prospective copper deposits which will add materially to the worlds copper supply in the next 10 years. Ely is by far the largest prospective producers. The other two are the porphyry deposits of Bingham and Alaska. and the Guggenheims are largely in control of all three.
 "Of course 1t is discouraging to see such an enormous depreciat'oH In ones securities, put we are devoting our attention to keeping our proper ties in good shape and increasing their earning power. Shelters com mon stock can show just as large earnings selling at 90 as at 150. Val ues win tell in the long run
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29
TESTER & HICKS,
 Brokers.

Bisbee, August 2S, 1907.
 Today's market has been quiet and dull and while there was a decided improvement in the New York market the copper stocks remained unchang- ed. Trading is very light and of the bargain hunting kind. The eurbs were inclined to weakness and the close finds some of them fractionally lower. There is light demand for Superior & Pittsburg with little stock coming out under s1A50. Denn is scarce un- der $500. American and Warren, while holding well. show very little demand. Butte & Arizona is being picked up pretty well with sales around 70 cents.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29

With every newspaper in the en- tire town, says the Globe Silver Belt, making a different guess as to his purpose iA attending the caftlemen's convention in Denver. Chris x. Eller- be was variously put down as be- ing anything from a secret service agent. who was supposed 10 be the special representative Of President Roosevelt, to an actor who was play ing the part of cowpuncher
 Mir. EllcThc has returned 70 his ranch at Dos Cabezas, near Wilcox. He was formerly resident of St. Louis. but for several years has llred in Arizona. He came here originally
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29

Boston.---A prominent Guggenheim interest says: 'The development Of the Ely camp Is fully meeting our exs pectations. There Is a block of ore in that camp 2,O00 feet wide, 1000 feet long and i5o feet thick that Ssll furnish io0, 100000 tons Of ore. These s-a big figures, but they have been Sscrpd conciusiyely by diamond drill operations.
 The Guggenheims are laying their plans to eventually produce 100000, 900 pounds of copper per annum from Ely. but 1t will take years. ten years al a minimum. to place the properties in shape for such production, for t wuoid mean the treatment of 25,oo0 tons of ore per day.
 "By ten years our companies oper- ating in Ely should have a reduction capacity sufficient to treat this enor-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29
CLOSES STRONG,
 AND DEMAND GOOD
Both CopperS and lnduStrialS Advanced During the Day
 and Held.
tBy Frank J. Graf.)


 Today's market shows strength at the close with a good demand for stocks Industrials and copper both advanced during the day and closed fractionally higher than at the close last night. The local market fails to show any improvement whatsoever. In fact there has been some weakness, especially in Denn and Shattuck. The former is being offered late at s9.00 and the latter at s2600. American is in fair demand at $s.75 to $9.00 Cal umet & Arizona closed at S155.00 ask ed. The demand for Butte & Arizona continues to be good. Greene Can snea holds around s12.5o with few sales. Copper metal holds we'll at IS 1-2 cents for the lake and IT 1-2 for the electrolytic. The market as a whole held firm.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29
LOGAN & BRYAN ON WHEAT.

Special Wire to Duey 6 Overlock.l
 CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-It looks as if it would take rather serious injury in the northwest and continued ex- port business to hold wheat at this level in the face of the big carrying charges. Much that is bullish in the situation is discounted by present prices and buyers should take hold only on the good set-backs in the mar
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29
]. c. PRITcHARD -Broker-
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stocks Speciality.
Angnst 2S. 19O7.

August 2S. 1907. The market today was weak and dull, very little trading prices, just the same as yesterday. It is reported that large consignnients of copper was sold at IS cents and the probabilities are that it will range between IS and 20 cents, and on these rumors many are expecting improvement.
 Our local developments offer as good opportunity for investment as the curbs, such as North Butte, Elm pire State, Gold Nugget and Gold Eagle. Bisbee Arizona also seems in viting.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29
WALKER BROS. LETTER.

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 NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-The market was steady and inclined to be very strong. The undertone was good and there seemed to be some confident buying Of the good stocks. Shorts covered freely and in the afternoon good gains were made. We look for a better market tomorrow. and while ew do not expect great advance, we look for somewhat higher prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29
BASIS OF
 ls FOR ELECTR0LYTIC
Metal Market Says Present Situation Is Fast Nearing
 An End.

The American Metal Market says; Except to repeat that indications point to the leading producers and consumers getting together. and a large sale being put through very soon. there is nothing to report. The basis at which such business would b. put through Is entire guesswork, .Dut the general opinion is that if con summated it would be above 1Sc per pound for e1ectrolytic. probably near CT 19c. It would seem to be of the utmost importance that some basis of prices should be reached by these interests, ss the present deadlock and uncertainty Is most dsnoralizing to the manufacturing industries depend ent on ths metal There is feeling growing that the unsatisfactory con dition of affairs in copper is rapdly approaching an end. We hear of no actual business and no change in pro dueers' prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29

So great is the popular belief of the power of actresses old in years to make themselves up young on ths stage that when real young actress is seen on the streer many persons are disappointed that she doesn't looK old. ..-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29

The very same girl you saw wear ing an automobile veil and looking as if she were a veteran of a Glidden tour probably would faint if she got into a buzz cart.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29

For Review job and business office call Phone 39.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29

After you have ''troubled- sour next door neighbor at the cafe for bread for the third time and are about ready to go he will put the bread plate in reach of you.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29

For Review job rooms call phone No. 3s.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29

Little or no trading in anything but Greene-cananea and Las Chispas.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29

Fer Review job and business office call Phone 5e.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29
HAD TO SHOW FEM

For Review job and business office call Phone 3s
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29
HUTTON 6 cos. LETTER.

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 NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-The market has been so extensively liquidated and there is such a heavy shofs%....s.. terest among professional traders and so many brokers and commission houses have liquidated their holdings the street as whole and the gener- ality of the operators as a rule is be coming rather calloused or indifferent to bad news.
 Logan & Bryan say: We hear reg ular dividend has been declared on Erie but will not be paid in script.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29
]. A. WILSON, BROKER,
ct4NANEA. SONORA, MEXICO. Photographic Code: "Wilson.S p. O.
 Box No. 38.
 offiee-PRocToR BUILDING,

Following are cananea stock quota
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES. Light LuncheOns for Hot Days,

Sumner time is the season when light refreshments of some kind are needed almost every day for little trips and outings-to entertain casual guests and for luncheon on days too warm for heavy foods
 There are many summertime biscuit and waters baked by the National Bis cult Company and packed in packages that keep out all dampness and dust Of travel and absolutely preserve the orig inal oven freshness of the contents Among the most popular of these dainties are Social Tea Biscuit. They are so appropriate for many different occasions that a few packages in the house prepare you to serve light re- freshment without a moments notice.
 Social Tea Biscuit are a real food, but so light and unusual that they tempt the appetite and make a well come accompaniment to luncheon, des- sert, or dinner-a social cup of tea or cooling beverage.
 Always serve Social Tea Biscuit from the original package, becaues then you are sure that no dust or dampness has reached them and that you will en- joy all their original freshness of flavor.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
SOME FINE EXCITEMENT.
One sun and Ten Bell Alarms for Gro-
 ccry,


 The grocery conducted at 120 Lafay- cite street by Harry Supevitz was gut ted by fire that broke out shortly be- fore 8 o'clock last evening Intense ex- cltement seized upon the neighborhood and in order to make sure that the fire apparatus would show up still alarm was sent to Co, Is house while two oth- CT zealots turned in bell alarms from boxes IS and is.
 How the fire started is a mystery. Flames suddenly shot out of the door way. Tenants. buried out of the apart ments above and the fire apparatus hurried to the scene soon afterwards. Several streams were turned on the grocery and considerable damage was done by the water. All of the fire ap- paratus except that from the Howard avenue house was sent back to quarters almost upon arriving It is estimated that the damage to stock amounted to about $1,OOO and to the building about $1,5O6
 Among the exciting incidents connect ed with the fire was the loss by Max Fine, a Spruce street tailor, of a gold watch. The timepiece was extracted from hisNpocket while he was making his way through a dence crowd.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
Mortgage Deeds.

A. J. Condon to Johanna condon, Thomas street, $1,O0O.
 A. L. Daley, ct ux., to Julius Eimann, Noble street, $1,500.
 F. IA. Gilbert ct tux, to Lomas & Net tleton, Gilbert street, $50.
 s. w. Hart to Lomas & Nettleton, Blythdalc, s1,5oO.
 s. ". Hart to Lomas & Nettleton, Blythdale, $1,5OO
 s W. Hart to Lomas & Nettleton, Blythdale, $1,5O0.
 s. w. Hart to Lomas & Nettleton, Blythdale, $1,5OO.
 F. W. Kimberly ct ux., to New Mil ford Savings bank, $3,0O0.
 G. B. Lawrence ct ux. to A. l.. Fla brique, Washington avenue, $1 200.
 J. T. Meade to Lomas & Nettleton |Oak street, $1,9OO.
 Melissa M Metcalfe, to c. E. Treat Fourth avenue, sl50.
 M. l. Rosenblum, ct uxo to F. L. Net tleton, Atwater street, S160O.
 NJ. L. Rosenblum ct ux, to c, Der Edwards, Atwater street, $500.
 Joseph Smith, ct ux., 10 Benjamin Rotman, land, s775
 F. M, Weber to c. w. Sackett, Rich ards place, $7,90O,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
DIRECTORS AT BOSTON.
New Haven Road officials Inspect Ter
 minaIs and Docks.

The directors of the New Haven railroad were in Boston Saturday, in- specting it's freight terminal and docks. This inspection is made every summer. The special ear bearing the directors arrived at Union station late Saturday afternoon, when the mem bers of the board divided %nd went to their several homes.
 The directors left New York Friday afternoon on the steamer Providence and landed in Providence the next morning They then boarded the presidents car and went to Boston to make the inspection referred to above. The directors expressed themselves as pleased with the improvements in Bos- ton and with the company's fine freight terminal.
 The monthly meeting of the direc- tors was held in New York on Friday before embarking on the Providence steamer, Only routine business was transacted at the meeting.
 The financial reports presented, 1t is understood, were very satisfactory, the rush in the freight business which has held up well, and the big passen- ger receipts, having made a very sat isfactory total of gross receipts,
 The boat business has also proved very profitable, especially in the pas senger receipts, as this ts the season of the year when this busines is the largest
 This was the last meeting of the directors for this summer, the next meeting to be held in September. There were several directors absent from the meting bing away on their usual summer vacations.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
PERMITS ISSUED.
Largest of Last Weeks Building Per. , mits Issued by the New Haven In

Largest of Last Weeks Building Per- , mits Issued by the New Haven In
 spcctor.
 Peter McKeown Winthrop avenue, two family house, cost $4,90O
 H. F. woodruff, Lawrence street, frame addition. cost $250.
 Dr. E. H. Arnold, sherman avenue, alterations to residence, cost $S,0O0.
 Mary A. Mitchell, West Rock avenue, frame house; cost, $2,5OO.
 N. E. Dickernan, Webster street, frame addition; cost, SLIGO,
 William Weiss, Thompson street, two family frame house, cost $S,5O0.
 Louis sugenheimer Autumn street, frcm house; cost, $4,800.
 United Church sosclety, Temple street, brick chimney; cost, $500.
 B. Doeppensmith, Cherry Ann street, frame house; cost, $2,1OO.
 Elm City Sanitorium association, Oak street; alterations; cost, $40OO.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
nn,t cI.,m Deeds.

Alice c. Clarke to sareh A. Clarke, Washington avenue.
 s. L. Clark, jr9 guardian, to E. E. Lohse, Campbell avenue.
 R. i. Hine to A. l., Daley, ct ux., Park street,
 J. E. Jacobs to A. w, Minor, conser- vator Derby turnpike,
 Lcmas & Nettleton to r. L. Daam- bache', Fourth avenue.
 Lamas S Nettleton to R. T, Hine, Gil bert street,
 Lomas & Nettleton to F. A Killing Admiral street.
 E. L. Nettleton to o. E. Beckley, At water street.
 Emma L. Peck to Florence M. Law rerce, Washington avenue.
 c. w. sackett to c. E, Purdue, e ux., Richards place.
 E. A. Walker to Richard Platt, land.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
BRIEF MENTION.

High water to-day at 1:42 a, m.
 Conductor Manuel R. Joseph of the Shore Line division of the New Haven road has just completed S5 years ser vice as a railroader, and in honor of the day had a spread at his home, Among the guests were Supt. c. c. El- well, Assistant Supt. Reginald R. Fitz- maurice, Chief Train Dispatcher M. D. Miller and Chief Clerk Edward L. Doll
 Harold R. Sage of the Aetna Life In- surance Co.'S Hartford office is spend ing few days of his vacation in New Haven. Before returning to Hartford he expects also to visit friends in New York, Brooklyn and Asbury Park.
 Although the summer school at Yale is said to be failure, due to the fact that so few Connecticut teachers att tend 1t, the summer school at Storrs Is more successful this year than ever. Many teachers are among those att tending it and the registration is larger than at any previous session. Storrs is very advantageously located for pur- suing the nature studies which hold first place in the summer course, and these studies are taken by nearly all who attend the school
 The New Haven County Consistory of the Knights of the Mystic Shrine and the St. Paul Consistory of this city were present at the institutions of new Masonic lodge at Norwalk last week. The New Haven party went down on board President Mellens pri- vate car Connecticut" Among the Masonic officers present from this city were John w. Ross. N. M. Mayo and John Turner. The new society is to be known as the J. Alexander lodge, No. 13, F and A, M. of Norwalk.'
 Henry F. Parmalee's yacht "the Ro- salie" Is anchored in New London har- bor in company with a number of other bcats, more of them flying the pennant of the New York Yacht club, The fleet will be joined early this week by the schooner yacht "Palmier" from Oyster Bay, under charter to Henry DeForest Weekes.
 The largest factory in New Britain and the second largest in the state has just been completed by the Corhin Screw company. The length of floor space is $50 feet. The building Is six stories high and gives a total floor -lergtf1 Of 4550 feet, which Is just 730 feet short of mile. The total floor space is 191,100 feet square, over five acres in area. There are over 100000 scuare feet of lumber used in its con- struction and over S0OO0O0 bricks Three elevators and three stairways connect the various floors.
 Former Insurance Commissioner The TOT Upson was presented with a clock by the clerks of the commissioners of flee last week It was planned to make the present on July 1, when he left of flee, but owing to delay in transit it had to be postponed. The following in scription was beneath the pendulum; ITO the Honorable Theron Upson, In- suranceAC Commissioner, State of Connec- ticut, 1902-19O7. From the Clerks of His Office. June 30, 19O7.' It was sent to MT. Upson at his summer home at Round Hill, Shelton, and the office force received an appreciative note of ack- nowledgement from him.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
LOCAL FINANCIAL NOTES.
Continued from Eleventh Page.)

Continued from Eleventh Page.) Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, 1-2, July 20; July 3.
 Dis Co., of Amer. pfd., 1-2; July 15; June IS.
 Dis. secur., 1-2; July 27, July 6. Edison Elec. Ill. Go. of Boston, 1-2; August i; July 15.
 Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, 6; July 29; June 2S.
 Lehigh Valley, com, 3; July 18; June 2s.
 Mex. Tel, 1-2; July 16 June 29, Michigan Central, 3; July 29; June 2S. Mo. Pac. Ky, 1-2; July 20; June 20. National Biscuit, 1 IA; July 15; June 2s.
 N. Y. & N. J. Tel, s-4; July 15; guly 5.
 N Y. Central, 1 1-2; July 15 June p5. Nipissing Mines, 3; July 29; June 27 No. Central Ryo 3; July 20; June 27 Northern Pacific, 1 S4, uly 15; June Beading O., ?; August i; July 10. Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg 1 1-4 August 15; uly 31.
 United Fruit ?; July IS; June 26. S. N. E. Telephone, 1 1-2; July 15; June 30.
 July 15; June 29.
 United Copper, s4; August 6; July 24
 United Gas Improvement 3; July 15; June 29.
 United Shoe Machinery Corporation, preferred 1 12; July 15; June 30. United Shoe Machinery Corporation, common, ?; July 15; July 10
 United States Rubber, preferred 2; uly 31; July 10.
 United States Rubber, second prefer red, 1 1-2; July 91; July 15.
 Utah Consolidated Copper, $125; July 15; June IS.
 Wells. Fargo & Co. 5; July 5; July 16. Western Union Telegraph, 1 1-4; July IS; July 20.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
Warranty Deeds.

c, Der. Edwards to Rosa Rosenblum, Atwater street.
 George W. Kelsey to Hattie V Kim berly, Kelsey avenue.
 E. E. Lohse to H. T. Weidig, Camp bell avenue,
 G. E. Purdue, ct al, to P. M. weber, Richards place.
 Anna Richards to A, B. Richards, Union street.
 Anna E. Richards to A. B. Richards, Union street.
 Anna E. Richards to A. B. Richards, Union street.
 Benjamin Rootman to Joseph Smith, ct al, land.
 Lucinda Sutton to John Cox, meadow land.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
Miss Gnmsby on TrIp.

Miss Viola Gamsby, a teacher in Eze- kiel Cheever school, was one of the successful candidates for the H-o com pany's vacation trips. Miss Gamsby was the first in Connecticut t9 receive a premium of a trip to the Great Lakes and is now enjoying herself on the St. Lawrence river.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
LM CH
NEW HAVEN ROAD.
said tc Be Negotiating for Enterprise
 Transportation Company.

IrNnhpOTNUtIOh CUIHpsHV'
 The New Haven is said to be negoti- ating with the management for the purchase of the Enterprise Transporta- tion Co., running between Fall River and New York. The Enterprise has withstood the invasion of the New Ha- vens sound lines for a remarkably long time. There is nothing surprising in the statement that the Enterprise will soon be a part of the New Haven sound property.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY. Bargain-Kodak- Chapel St. Financial-N H. Trust Co., Il Modox-S. s. Adams Board and Room-41 Spring St. Est. J. E. Geary-Probate Notice City Notice-Special Committee Picture Framing g-Tiernan & Co. Porch Furniture-Bowditch Go. Gloves-The Chas. Monson Co. Lost-Gamble Desmond Co. Amusements-Poli's Theater Amusements-W White City Dress Goods-Edw. Malley Go.
 Repairing-Wells & Gunde !
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
Mortgages,
Sales. ]
BUSINESS DULL.
Building Records Show Considerable
 Falling Off from week Before.

The record of building operations in the four leading cities of the state shows a considerable falling off from the previous week, and both in the number of projects and cost of struc- lures is below that of the similar week of last year. The table shows the com parison:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
WEST HAVEN RECORDS
Quit Claims, Warrantees, Mortgages and Attach
 ments Filed.

The following real estate transactions were recorded in the West Haven town clerks office last week:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
IN REALTY MARKET.
Sales Somewhat Greater in Number
 Than Last Year.

Realty transactions for the past week in the towns reported in the Conner, cial Record show 8 larger volume of business than in the corresponding week of year ago, The table gives the comparisons:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15

Work has been started on another building for the Winchester Repeating Arms company The building will be located parallel with the one now being erected on Mason street, and will be used for erecting machinery. It will be constructed with steel frame with ex- banded metal and concrete side walls The structure will be 52x165 feet, 2S feet high. The H. Wales Lines Go. will do the structural work, the Berlin Con- struction company furnishing and erecting the steel work. The Lines com pany has just completed two buildings for the company and now have four more under way.
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WITH THE BUILDERS.
Contracts on Several Large Pieces of
 Work Let Last Week.

The contract to build the proposed residence on Whalley avenue for Prof A. B. Woodford, 469 Whalley avenue has been awarded to David H. Clark Co The house will be of frame con- struction in a colonial design. There will be sixteen rooms finished in hard woods, provided with hardwood floors mantels, firepiaccs, gas and electric lights. The bathrooms will be tiled and the house is to be fitted up with every convenience. The cost will be about $2. ,006.
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Work has been started on a brick tenement at the corner of sherman ave nua and Oak street for P Valente, the mason contractor. It will be three stor- ies high with gravel roof and will be arranged for four families, provided with the usual conveniences. None of the sub-contracts are let.