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LEGAL. NOTICES.
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Dist. of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
 October l. 1907. ESTATE OF WILLIAM R. TYLER, late of New Haven, in said District. de- ceased.
 os M M,. oa 1Lupste ph IF lle Dtalltse pointed six months from the date here of for the creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said es- tate. Those who neglect to exhibit their claims within said time will be debarred
 All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay ment to
 ROGER P. TYLER. o2 St Admjnistrator.
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EL0CuTIOMlSTS

ELOCUTIONIsT- trained can have de- amusement company Address at once American A. Co., 57 Apothe- carries Hall, Waterbury, Conn.
 s30 3ts
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FOUND
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Phone SO27-4 for mattress work. fea- ther renovating or for particulars about Cotton's 'Kno-tuf" Felt Matt tress best bed on earth Mattresses made from old feather beds. Folding Mattress Co. Gof7e street.
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FOR RENT.

A FOUR ROOM fiat to small family of adults at 9S9 State street. Gas. closet and sink, SIP. s1S 7t
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AUCTION SALE.
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R. II. MALLORY,
 AUCTIONEER and Appraiser, 1123 Chapel St. Telephone 2360. House : hold goodsa speciality a4tf AUCTION Sale special" at my auction rooms, 200 Whalley avenue (corner Orchard), Friday 10 a, m. Nice goods. Furnishings seven room flat removed from storage. Parlor, dining cham Der furniture, couches carpets, rugs and household goods of all kinds. R. B. Mallory, auctioneer o3 2t
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

WANTED--A furnished room in West Haven on Tuesday of next week. \ '. l.. Journal and Courier office.
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Dist of New Haven, ss Probate Court.
 October 1. 1907 ESTATE OF FANNIE J. Winch. late of New Haven. in said District. de- ceased. trict of New Haven hath limited and appointed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said de- ceased to bring in their claims against said estate Those who neglect to ex- hibit their claims within said time will be debarred
 All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 OLIVER S. WHITE. o5 St EXecutor
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

One cent a word for each insertion, five cents word for full week. seven times.
 BEAR cub for sale or rent. Send of fer. Vincent Banecske, 596 Eag' e street, North Adams. Mass. o5 It
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Extra Values in Students Furnishings

Weathered Oak Study Ia bles, 3-6 size, with 5 drawers, paneled ends, $10.O0, reduced from $14.50.
 Standard Roll Top Desks, in weathered oak, $25.oO, reduc- ed from $32.OO. These are the finest goods made.
 Weathered Oak Table, with drawer, $500, reduced from $4.O0.
 Morris Chairs, from $500 to $3O.OO.
 Desk Chairs, from $2.O0 to $2O,OO.
 Book Gases, from $500 up.
 Weathered Oak Chiffoniers, I5 drawers, nicely finished, 5000; with mirror, $9,0o.
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ALL good help should call here. We supply all the best places and always need large numbers, Sleeman's Re- ell Open evenings mil if
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.

One cent word for each insertion tiys tive cents a. word for a full week, seven
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Dist. of New Haven, SIS. Probate Court,
 October 3. 1907. ESTATE OF WILLIAM H. THOMAS, late of Orange, in said District de- ceased
 The AdministratriX, eta. having made written application for an order authorizing and empowering her to sell and convey certain real estate of said deceased, as by said application on file in this Court more fully appears, it is ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at a Court ef Probate to be held at New Haven. in said District, on the 9th day of yCH'o- Der, 1907, at ten o'clock in the fore noon. and that public notice of the pendency of said application, and O. the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having cir culation in said District.
 By the Court,
 JOHN L. GIBSON
 Clerk. White, Daggett & Tilson. o4 St
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE

SITUATION wanted by a competent girl to do second work Call at 2SS Ashmun street. o1 lt*
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Dist of New Haven. ss Probate Court,
 October 1. 1907. ESTATE OF JOHN MLAGON. late ot New Haven in said District. deceas- ed.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and ap pointed six months from the date here of for the creditors of st l deceased to bring in. their claims against said es tate. Those who neglect to exhibit debarred. All persons indebtedto said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 LEONARD BOSTWICK. oS Sts Administrator.
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White, Daggett & Tilson. ol St
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LOST-Fox terrier pup, white and brown spot. Answers to name. Jeff Reward Apply to James Fair, 22 Derby avenue o5 1t
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Dist of New Haven, ss Probate Court,
 October 2. 1907. ESTATE OF ROBERT BROWN. late of Now Haven in said District, deceas- ed.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and ap- pointed six months from the date here of for the creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said es- tate Those who neglect to exhibit their claims within said time will DC debarred.
 All persons indebtedto said estate ara requested to make immediate payment to
 c. ALENE BROWN, o4 St ExecutriX.
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FOR SALE.

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LoST.

One cent a word for each insertion, five cents word for full week, seven times.
 LOsT-A lady's gold watch, monogram M. G. H. Reward. 200 Orange street
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WANTED-A working housekeeper. Call at 245 Edwards street. between 2 and D.. m. o3 2t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-14

S. Lord Of SpringGeld; l.. Burrough,
70 Decatur and j. A. Rogers If Spring
field
Members Of the standing commit
tee of the synod were elected as fol
lows Clerical members. The Rev,
Johannes Rockstroh of Danyille, he
Rev Frederick A. DeRosset Of Spring
field and the Rev. ]. p. Holster Of De
catur. lay members were elected as
follows; Charles Il. Hay of Spring
field, Major Bluford Wilson of Spring
field. and Miles i. Gilbert of Cairo
The deputies to the general conyeu-
tjon which win be held at Richmond
Va were elected as follows Clerical
the Rev Frederick A. DeRos ct If
Springfield, the Rev Johannes Rock
srroh of Danyille the Rev Frederick
p Davenport Of Chicago, and HE Rev.
II. NJ. Chittenden Of Alton. The lay
elected as follows: Charlesshrdlunu
delegates 10 the convention were
.l5ctcd as follows Charles 4. Hay Of
Springfield Major Bluford Wilson Of
Springfield Miles F. Gilbert of Cairo.
md Or. r. Ingram Of Murphyshorg.
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Marriaue Announcement.

The Faducah Register announces a
marriage which win be OF interest q
Cairo relatives and friends Of the
hridegroam-clcct. Mr.. Leo Petit. who
is a phew of Ms. Rose McGauley
and AIR. Clarence Petit Of This city
The Register says
An announcement of much delight
70 an is that of the coming marriage
Of Miss Gertrude Rcitz and Mr. Leo
Petit. two of DE city's ba st known
and highly esteemed young people
The eNpcefanr friends are now show
cring the happy couple with sincere
CONGRATULATIONS.
The nuptials viii occur Weln .sdav.
jgulsrv go ar 81 Frances de Sales.
ard be ouict affair Witnessed by
The ilua1.,e families, while
there riH be no attendants. After
#e couple leaves for an
est 30 bridal tour of .eyeral weeks
ming irol which tlev will take.
az '.H.r hoao al TIE residence of tle|
Q. d. -rooLs mother at 5nl South
Fifth street
Very attractive. of unusually sweet
Qualities AMI OF widespread popular
ify is the bride VINO IS well
known by all She formerly lived iu
Evansville. but has been making Pa
ducah her home for quite a whiI..
She is the sister OF Mr.. On, Reitz. of
West Broadway.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-14
STREET PAVING
Claim That Material Has Been Dis
covered to Prevent Noise On
Brick Pavements.

+. l.. Kinney Illinois representative
Of The American Asphaltum & Rubber
company, Chicago. was in Cairo Sat
u'day calling upon some members of
the city government with a view to
inducing them TO consider a new ma
'erial for filling the crevices in brick
payements. 1t is an asphalt-rubber
composition for which It g. claimed
that IL will prevent much Of the noise
incident 10 traffic on brick streets By
thoroughly filling the creyices so that
an even surface Is produced over
which the wheels roll smoothly. Nj.
Kinney claims 10 have the testimony
Of people from cities where the com.
position has been tried. that IL does
what IS claimed for IL. No doubt an
thoriue> here will satisfy themselves
thoroughly upon this point before en-
tering into any arrangement to use
the material.
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ROUND HOUSE
NEARLYCOMPLETE
FOR BIG FOUR RAILROAD AT ~
ONS IMPORTANT SUB DIVlS-
ION OF CAIRO DIVISION.

Tina the Big For railroad intends
Ito continue improving their pards al,
Lyons there g.. no question Con
.tionual additions are being built and
advantages arranged for Lyons is
now one OF the important sub-diyis-
ions Of The Cairo division, and since
The third division point was recently
Installed al West York Inc work has
been considerably lighreued and en-
able abe Lyons officials 10 handle
their end Of The business with more
expedite audr tharouehness.
Saturday. the neR round house
which has been 100 course OF construc-
ION will boz opened and occupied
while use of the old frame structure
EiII De- discarded Th uev building
Is 81 substantial. material concrete.
hrirk and steel forming The comp0-
nent parts Of which it is composed
There ere sixteen engine stalls CO.
Fable OF taking care II any and all
of Tho largest ami most modern loco
motives used ou the system which
may be- sen. there.
The increase of equipment and ISL
ness has n.cc- footed the enlarge
mrnt Of their bu 1irEs ana offices
AID f. T. probable ftat tte new round
house viii oHly remain for q shor
time TO its present state as it is most
likely that The capacity viii Pc
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ku klux on the staae.

Thomas DNon's great play THE
Clansman. pictures the days when
courage. selfsacrifco and chiyllric
deeds removed the letters that held
the Southern people in temporary
bondage For The first time IN The
history Of the drama The X KIuX
Khan are shown upon The stage. habit
ID. armed and mounted. and their
weird ritual is performed before the
anrightenrd spectators. In order -0
give realism t0 these scene. a troop
of trained cavalry horses in carried
IN tour with these and Other sensa-
tionaI eIecemeurs The Cl4nsman
cannot fail 1o duplicate IFS success OF
last season when if visit the Ure.a
house Monday January 21
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.SNYOD ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
COMMITTEES AND DEPUTIES TO
THE GENERAL CONVENTION
ARE CHoSEN-coNVEN
TON kDJOURNS.

Al fHe closing session II the Epsco-
pal synod held q. Springfield the past
seek. new officers committees and
deputies f1 the general Convention
Eere ramed
Tho following Officers 0f the synod
=ers elected Rev. Edward %. Clark
0f Springfield. secretary ,. p. Cad
Fa'iater of Springfield treasurer and
Bishop O.h.ma &c Springfield. presf
dent cx-ofir.o.
The members Of The board of Mis-
s.1n- v-re elected AS follows. Clerical
members the Rev J. " Ara-an ef
looming .Ie Rev William Baker
OF Paris. -h- Rev y. q. While of East
ST. Luis lay members. Colonel John
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-14
FLOOD ALARM WAS FAKE.

Pitf=burr. Pa. Jan. i3-Tho dan.
aerous food stage anticipated in the
rivers here today ~ the United
States weather authorities failed TO
mareTi8'ize Tonight the stage of the
water IS stationary after reaching a
little over ~ feet Aside from Hiiuz
maHE cellars wi water and wing
mp transportation ~ The river there
Was uo serious damage
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-14

The repor. of the wreck on The Hi
uois Central railroad at BariwelI Ky.
published in yesterdays Bullotn has
been confirmed by an account of the
wreck received from Fulton Ky. The
bodies II William r league, flag
man. and Charles Z Hogan, fireman
were taken to Fulton and prepared
for burial Both men resided i'm Jack
son. Tenn The name of one of The
tramus killed was John II. Goard The
o hers name is rukonwn
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EK-PoLlcE HEAD DROPS DEAD.

Eigin. H. Jan l3-TheOdore NJ
here. former chief % police Of Elgin
and one of the Oldest men on the
force. dropped dead on the street
while on dury. re was especially pop
ular among the business men. The
c1rnuers jury brought IN a verdict
Of d.ath from heart disease. Myhere
was - years Of age. 4 widow sur
wives him.
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STEAMER HARD AeRoUHo.

Seattle Wash Jan 13-The sound
steamer Alice Gertrude, Owned BY the
Paeef Southern Navigation company
struck "a the reef a. the entarnce ~
Cai'am Bay iast night she Is lying
- yards from The beach. and TIE
heavy sEeliE ere ro-nding her 10
pieces. Lines were shot ashore from
The guns AMI the ersW saved
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daughter of welltodo parents in New
port, Mich She told her parents that
She and Barnett eloped 10 Toledo and
were married. but now that he desert.
ed her she says he deceived her.
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doubled later on as if is evidently the
intention OF he management to con
tnue their action making the Lyons
yards a more important point.
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AN OHIO DEcEIvER.

Daul.t. Nlrl Jan 1a-G rtmTa
Fountain aged ~ Who has asked for
the arrest of J. J. Barnett 81 Spring
field. Ohio. on a seriuus charge i tn
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BAND WILL PLAY.

Cnlver's Band will play at he Roll
or Rink tonight
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c. 4. Marchild n, Of Thahoa was in
The city on bushes yesterday
Mrs. Mary Patier wen to Anna yes
terday 10 visit her SON William
Judge W. ". Baron of Carbondala.
was in tla city Saturday, fhe guest of
Judge Vs. n Butler
Mrs. j. NJ. Lansieu who is very u
b her home on Fifth street. shows
|no material improvement in her Goa.
|lition.
Conductor Walter Stout haa return
r. from Jackson Tenn. where Ec
spent q two weeks vacai u. Mrs.
Stout Who accompanied him re.
|mained there for q longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs c F.ed'k Gallagher
eft last night for Stuart. Fla. where
| hey win ojoum for two months
Is part OF the time they will be guests
+ Mr.. and Mrs. i Charles Hancock.
|ormerly Of his city.
John Harpola received Tho sad new
.eetardav of rho dastb If btg -is,.-
Mr. blanche Trimming who died snr.
nv MORNING -, rbf,ooo n. 1.f. A.,
moo for Fvan.,illa Ind rb.ra tho
.,,,.i,,, ,,f,i mo t,l.ap fan. iptor,,er+
-
wura,, yab.ter has .bin,a1 his
,usobord Goods and viii fasye v.t- |
is family ed3v for san Ap.ori, !
rovog ,,boro tho. will MAKO ,..fr .
oma He viii enaara i'm Sheet mo-af
Working busiua.. for himself I'm fn7.
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.,o.hirg half so fire as Nrz. Aust tins
. cake flour. ASK your grocer Tor 81
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Judge w. ". Baron, of Carbondala.
was in The city Saturday, fhe guest of
Judge Vs. n Butler
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-14

No trouble 10 get breakfast quick z
sou have Mrs Ausiin's Pancake Hour
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COOK WANTED

WANTEO-GooD COOK: GOOD
WAGES: CALL AT ONCE MRS A.
A. 6ONDURANT. 324 EIGHTH ST.
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Mrs. j. NJ Lansieu who is very id
At her home on Fifth stree. shows
no material improvement in her Goa.
litiOn.
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Mrs Mary patier Wen to Anna yes
terday TO visit her son, William
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-14

Conductor Walter Stout haa return
e1 from Jackson Tenn. where Ec
spent two weeks vacati ~, Mrs.
Stout Who accompanied him re-
NAMED there for q longer visit.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-14

Mr. and Mrs c F:edk. Gallagher
left last night for Stuart, Fla. where
they win ojoun for two months
a part OF the time they will be guests
If Nj and Mrs j Charles Hancock.
of his city
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-14

John IIarpola received The sad news
yesterday of the death Of his sister
Mrs. Blanche Drumming who died sun
lay morning In Chicago. He left at
luce for Evansville Ind. where the
.emains Will De taken for interment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-14

William Webster has shipped his
ousehold goods and viii leave VITA
is family Tue sdav for san Antonio
'exas. where they viii make their
ONE. He viii engage in sheet metal
-orking business for himself i'm tina.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-04
Blame for Present Condition is
Now Charged Up to Wire
Manufacturers.
THEY USE HALF PRODUCTION.
Tight Money Market Has Cut Figure
Too-Nhcrc Accumula-
tion lies.
cPollock special Wire)

Boston. oct In commenting on
the copper situation the News Bureau
says today
While in the aggregate. q consider
able volume OF copper On the supply of
ordinary trade demands. there Is
nevertheless a declining price tond-
ency. The best opinion is that not
withstauding the restricted output OF
Amalgamated and the so-called Cole
Ryan properties, the production today
Is slightly in excess Of consumption.
This falling Off in consumption is al
most wholly the result OF cessation of
demand from copper wire manufactlr-
ers It was the wire people who made
the 70 y cent price "a few months ago.
and IL Is the wire people who are re-
sponsible In o large measure for pros
ent trade conditions They over
bought on the advancing market. and
now report that there is absolutely
nothing doing in their department OF
finished goods ln the market ID lis con-
servativelv estimated that at least 20
per cent OF the American consumption
or 100000, 600 pounds last year was for
wire drawing purposes II Is easy.
therefore. 20 understand the present
accunulating supplies when Il is
known that copper wire business fg af
consumption OF 350.OOO.00 pounds
which went into wire was i'm COM
nection with electric traction and cl-
cctrlc power plants which were built
Tor hotaton purposes.
Money conditions have precIudod
the safe OF traction securities and so
ne l15.0OO,OO0 pounds of COPPER
which last year advanced the price
70 70 y cents. are now hanging over
the market ana constitute. i'm effect
portion OF accumulated surplus. We
have made some Investigation and
found by far the majority of the
present accumulation by 40 per cent
Is being carried By the United states
Metals Selling company and Phelps.
Dodge a. CO., who have allied them
selves for the present at least. with
the American Selling agency. The
American Selling company. Cal a
hecla ana the Nogclsteln peopie
nave been selling copper as fast as
the market would take Il. they did
NOT hold 20 any fixed price when Il
was found that concession ala NOT
bring orders. They have been deter
mined TO sell copper and have done
so. OF course. the Metals Selling
company and Phelps Dodge company
nave sold some copper from time to
time. but IN respect TO the larger or
ders they have been outgeneraled bv
the other trade interests. The de-
mand during the past so days has
come largely from Paris. A great
MANUFACTURED who consumes 10000
600 pounds OF copper annually. states
mat since July I there has been a de-
lack OF demand OF conner
wire products and that the conditions
IN The United States have an exact
counterpart In Germany
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CONCENTRATES

] G. Thompson formerly well
known broker u this city but now
following that pursuit ln Los Angeles.
is IN the city on o brief business trip.
Col y. A. wall has returned from
flying trip to Chicago TO which place
he accompanied his daughters. who
win remain in the cast at school dur
Ing the winter.
Tho Carbonate ard phttior group OF
mining claims "a property operated
quite successfully BOZ the early days OF
mining in Beaver county. has passed
into the hands VI "a syndicate OF local
and enstern people.
Col w s Root. travelling rcpresen-
tativo of the Mining World OF Chicago.
is Tn the city cnrouta east from
roundup OF Nevada and California
mining camps I'm the interest OF his
publication. lie expects. however. 90
visit the Tinuc district before pro-
ceeding on his journey.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick a
Company were. Crude ore and concen-
trate. $4,000: base bullion. $4,000
letter from Tenabo, Nevada. con-
veys the information that the shaft at
the Grand Victor property has been
put down 200 feet. 10 is the intention.
Manager Alex. Goliath SAYS to do
some drifting from this point.
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THE BOSTON CON.
Company Aimost IN shape 10 Produce
From Porphyry Mine.

That the Boston Consolidated Min
ing company win be in shape 10 be-
gin shipments from fits porphyry
mine by the time the new mill az
Garfield a. completed. there is no
longer any room for doubt The Rio
Grande Western has been working ON
the extension 90 the lower terminal Of
the four-track surface tramway and
according TO information received at
the offices OF the mining company to-
day. it VIII be completed within the
next three weeks. To get around a
point Of tho mountain II was found
necessary 90 drive "a 20O-fOot tunnel,
which has been completed. Tho sos
ten company is still working with
tho reduced force in the sulphido
mlno-Which has been the case since
the laying OF Of 800 men several
weeks ago.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

James A. Pollock a Co.. bankers and
brokers. 6 west Second South street.
furnish the following received over
their private wire this afternoon.
Bling, sh Sh Ah 50, sales 50O
n. A. L., l-i6. 1 i-ls. l-l6. t-i6,
sales -O.
e. NJ. IS. 3s. rs; 8s sales IS.
COP. iiansc, 51A blh; 56 56Ai
sales lisa
cum. Eiy 0a. eA; 6N. 6N: sales TO-
Greene-cauanen, SO 50, 7si s sales
36oi
New Utah. 1888. sales Is5.
N. 3D. ilA Ei1 l6A Az; sales $685.
l = s.. cam. @si s5h' Ah hht
sales 200.
n. S. s.. PA. 80: az: 81 81. sales iss
Utah CON. siH Ah aiR ath sales
A.los. lO7. io6. io7. sales no.
halahala bh, hh; 6hi 5Hi sales
2If5.
Davis DAILY s; s,Sfs; sales 90.
Niplsaing Ihi ~; Z. z. sales $780,
%. Coalu. closed 10h oil.
p. H. closed 5hnA
Nevada con-. closed 9i4 nA
United Copper CLOSED f1ul8.
Trinity. closed 13n ~
GirouN closed bmH ..fl U
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Newhouse s s; s; 50 sales $500.
Utah Cop closed 2iMQ22
Tenn cor. sis ah SIS SO.