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The Washington herald., 1907-09-15

Nnfcs ON Mining.

OWING 70 le approaching completion Of the lOt
ton mill Of the Cobalt Central Mines Company
which wiz be ready for operation about October l.
the management Of the company has been storing
rs ore IN bins for several weeks, with the result
that large supply IS hand % start concentrating
when the mill IS ready. Up 70 a few months ago
the company was shipping customs ores. but with
tts own C0nCeutatoT tie efficiency q the mines viii
be increased more than 50-plr cent
Engineers who have been examining the Gamey
mine Of th8 Cobalt Central report that the rich
veins Of the Coniagas mine. next adjoining the
Gamey. run through the latter property The COMA
gas IS considered one q The richest 4oacre blocks
IN the Cobalt camp.
Work was started last week on the new building
O. the Hanson Consolidated silver mines al Port
Arthur, Canada. which Is % contain thirty aid-
tional stamps bringing the total Of the nail up %
81 stamps II Is the announced purpose o. the man
Ggement 20 keep adding stamps, until 10 are IN
operation. Another air compressor also has been
ordered. Z is siy-drill Canadian-Raud similar to
the one that was placed IN August. During August
the output 03 the Hanson mines was so tons. or
90 tons daily.
John Miles superintendent Of the Butte and New
York Copper Company, has teleTaULed 10 g. ~
-fiuzesleimer & Co. OF New York that the Colonel
Sellers shaft is down Cos feet and no water has been
struck This is the largest shaft n the Butte camp
and Il sunk 100 feet during August only feet
less than the July record o. lC2 feet which stands
a. The record flr snaf,-suzing Ia Butte. During
tac-rec7ut strike of mach,uists IN Butte every man
employed by the Butte and New York remained at
his pest This due % the fact that all the men
employed are stockholders in the company having
made their purchases with parts Of their wages.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members Of
the New York stock and Cotton exchanges. and New
Orleans Cotton Exchange 1888 + street northwest
N,w York. sept. 1.-THE Chronicle makes the %.
taI visible supply 2ls70 bales. against las 0O
last year ana the American supply, l2ge coo bales.
against el6.eD. These figures shcw a decrease II
l2o0 bales f1r the week gain q $4,000 over last
year and @ decrease of rs 9ol from 1905 Liyerool
poor TODAY and this with eeneraily better crop
reports ard an excellent weather map. led 20 a fur
thgr break. Some b1yiug against sales In Liverpool
was about the only feature. Bull hopes Test mainly
On the fact that there was last year a bear scare
90 reports Of a severe disturbance along the Gulf
coast and the Mississippi Valley resulting in a sen
1ticnal rise This due 20 a large shor. interest
ard prices were then p lower. At present there Is
general short interest and prices are SO high that
il Wl require conclusive evidence If a serious storm
over great portion Cf the bsit 10 produce such
Consideration as last year. Tie fTo-t question is Of
far greater Importance. but eleven days' continued
fine weather NAY result IN reversal Cf the usual
September Tcp d-tcriQation and result in bearish
October bureau report
Liverpool due 5 lower
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. q. Brown & Co. mem
bers Of the New York stock Exchange and the Chi
clg0 Board Of Trade NIunsey Building.
Chicago. Sept 1A-Wheat recovered much Of yes
te7days loss. but the trade was narrow and light
with some disposition % adjourn operations uatg
Monday There was strong speculative buying, based
on the bUllish news Of yesterday. which received
further continuation today and the further evidence
Cf the eagerness Of Europe 20 secure our wheat
Damage IN the Canadian Northwest has been eX-
tensive and the officially posted weather reports Of
a. n. showed Temperatures Of 3 20 g in a wide
territory. Worlds shipments lighter than last week
or last year. being estimated at 100000 bushels
against II coo 900 last week and 100000 q year ago
BIDS on cash wheat were advanced here 10 the basis
Of C under Chicago December. Local cash sales
were 63O9 bushels; seab0ard sales. p loads.
Corn was weak today. The frost scare has been
switched of by the Official weather predictions show
ing warmer weather in the corn belt IN the next
thirty-siI hours. also a materal increase IL the
rln Of corn from the interior, Illinois and Iowa
lu0seniDg up considerably The estimates for Mon
day-S5 CaTs-Caused heavy selling. Near the close
shorts attempted to take profits and quick reaction
Of sc resulted The break in price had followed il
the cash market without reviying tie cash demand.
Oats were lower and dull Trade light aud unim-
poItant both in a speculative way and in shipping
demand. Local pressure was based on fears Of lib
era increase Of receipts from the country Weather
fine for movement and mixing. Elevators at work
on contract
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Sept. H-SUGAR-The market for raw
sugar was nominally steady. with centrifugal at
Ssi; muscovado IS test az 342 and molasses sugar,
50 test. at SOS. The London market for beet sugar
was fat q 10 I'D lower with September at Ss lOisd
and October at &c esd. Refined sugar was steady
and quiet
NAVAL STORES-The market FOR spirits turIen-
tire was steady. az 81 for machinemade barrels.
with rosin quiet and unchanged. at AS 10 40, and
tar firm at go for oil barrels.
BUTTER steady; receipts, $3.50 packages. Extra
creamery quoted at ~.
EGGS-Reccirts. 4577 cases. Market firm. West
crn frst5 q 20 21iz
MILL FEED Strong and unchanged.
CORN-Stroug and unchanged
FLOUR-DuIl and unchanged. moderate trade.
RYE FLOUR-Fnm dull Af5a4sj for new and
SIS for old.
CORN ME8L--Quict and unchanged.
HAY-Duil and unchanged
STRAW-Steady Long I'VE. 65a6j.
BEEF-Qrct Family. l35llli packet, i1-Ooall.5}.
PORK-Stcady; duh trade. Mess. 1880; family.
ls5}alco7
TALLoW-Dun. City in hoSsheads. 6is.
LARD-Dull and unchanged.
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NEW YORK HONEY

New York. Sept H.-CaU money was quoted nom
iraly at per cent TO-DAY. The early part of rhe
week witnessed a moderate striug.lcy u the market
Incident % the New ICTk City bond subscriptions
and the Union Pacific payment. Ou Monday loans
were made az and 81 per cent; Tuesday, Ga and
3E Wednesday. az 81 and 3, THURSDAY ~ s and p
and Friday al ~ and g. The redemption of the
Japanese per cent bonds a factor IN the easing
Of ntes during the latter half II the week
Time money during the aeek showed au easing ten
deacy, and at the close moderate offerings were made
Of six months money, which met With fair de-
maud.
Mercantile paper was without material change and
the market was characterized hy extreme duIuess
throughout the week. Rates. e-z per cent fer four
70 six months bills receivable and prime single
names. and per cent and upward FOR others
Another sharp break occurred IN the foreign ex-
change market this week. Demand sterling which
closed last Saturday at 456-0 fen during the firsJ
four DAYS q the week a ful cent. 20 Asl2l Toward
the end Of the w.sk there was moderate recovery,
closing rates Tor demand sterling yesterday being
ls-50 but there was a further b-p0iEt reaction.
Rates for actual business closed the week as fCl-
lows: Sixty days 4s61a4 sl65; demand 3255al $50
cables, As6ljas563) Commercial bills were ASH
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DEEDS OF "RgsT

Addition 20 Auac0stia-Williom J, Huhn 70 Maurice
Ottr5ack and Louis ]. SMITH 20 secure james
T Harrison. S200. years. per cent sani-an-
uualv. lot So
square 9j-Iames OHagsu 90 Henry c. Stewart
and James ". Green. 10 secure George W. Hol-
land so. year pr cent. Pert lat J.
Square i21-NIoTs L. George 10 Francis A. Blum
don and Charles IS. Fairfax. 70 secure William
II. SriguG ROealie Bowen. ana Mary l.
Waters S5Go G 20 Go months. 5 per cent
semi annually. lots and +
DcaHwocd-Erlic = King e. ux. % Galen T.
Green ard John " Browning TO secur~ NJ.
Elizabeth Browning. S2oj, Eonthly notes pcr
cont. lot a
Squar, TEE Olivia johnson 70 II. T. Howenstein
and W. II. Il. Cl5sel. 70 secure Agnes l. How
ard. Si.005, years. per cent, semi annually.
lot a.
Fourteenth Street Heizh.s-M Peterson 70 Hebsr I.
Thornton and Nilm0t " Trcw. 70 secure
CaUd Livingston. S709 February = l9oS. ard
FciTuar T. 1910 Per cent, semi annually, lots
IS ard r. square 2sls
Addition TO Congress Beights-Iulia Seecr 20 Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company. 10 SECURE
Equitable Co operative Building Association, 500,
lot l. block 2
Whittingham-Thomas T. Stokes et TX, 70 Will
lam f. Holloway and Walter 4. Johyston. 20
secure Mary L. Lewis. $50. l. 2. and years. s
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTTER-Dgmaud active and market strong
Crc5mcry. fancy Z-aEis; Co., Western frstF. %
de-. seconds 25s2i process. fanny -ia2il. do. far
90 good. sla22 dairy cI7ice, l9a2o, do. good, ls
s.are-paeked. fresh. %
CHEEsE-Narkr, nm ard active on al kinds.
Nsv York state factory. large, L-al5a. DO, fats.
lta1p.. do snail. lial5, do. summer. large, la
Is. dc summer, small liali's; do fair 20 god ia
I3. Western factory. new. choice, lrzalj DO, fair
70 good. Il Virginia. 10.
EGGS-Hcceipts moderate, demand active. Near
hv fresh Virginia - West Virginia and Southwest
Vjrz.,ia. g. Tennessee 9, North Carolina. p
LIVE POULTRY Receipts liberal market firm.
Srriug chickens Eals. do. small. i. hens. j.
ro7zt.rs. S. duc5s. large llal2. do. small. sa2i
geese JaS; turkeys. taIls. per To- Il; do, hsEs Is
daN thiu &c. keats. DO
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipts light. market
frn Turkeys hens. uUCrawu. pr ID, l6, do.
Average undrawu. ljad. do. tiun. TO- old toms. Is
chickens. large I7as. hens. choice. IS. ROSTERS.
@ ducks old gai0. spring. 5al4. geese, sail.
DRESSED MEATS - calves. tUll dressed 600.
heads of. s30a90). hogdressed calves. 500; hams
country. sugar-cuIed H1l6.
VEGETA FABLES Potatoes. home grown, per bbl..
g5al %. sweet potatoes. ptr biol, 215a250. yams
2t9. csbbaee. Yer hbl 20 cuclnnhsrs. North Caro-
lima. Local 50: lettuce home grown, bbl, LolaL50
onions. Maryland and Virginia. PER bI. 1-a9); DO.
MARYLAND Aud Virginia pCr bbl.. 2Jla2-.5. string
beans. green per basket l0lal.25; beetS. bunch Sl
1. CantaloUpas, 9a49
/ GREEN FRUITs-Apples, loose packed, l0oaI51
ueaebes. uer box I7JaI01 do, common. 75al01.
I SI-NDRIES- -Beeswax. So; tal5w, SASH honey
white clover I-lb new. IS; do, do. 2lb. new, Il
sl2. ginseng per h.. 6.0oa655 seneca per b.. 80
golden seal 40a4j; pink l2all mandrake. 2a9. snake
root 3.
GRAIN-Wheat. choice. s]as2; do, fair 70 good
75a7s, do. ordinary 10a72. rye. 60a65: corn sheed
white, 62s64; DO. yellow. 62aGi; do, ear, &2ia550
oats Western white No. 2 6la62: do. mixed 59a50
HAY AND STRAW-Tmothy. choice. 2.00a2l.0o
do No l. l9Ga2l00: do. No. ?. E.00al900; mixed
hay. lsGal9o0. clover l60cal7.50; straw. rye. pei
bundle. u o9 do do, machine thrashed, 650a6.75
CO. wheat SO.
/ WOOL AND HIDEs-Wool market steady hidsl
generally dull Wool. washed, free of burs per h.,
g; do, uawashed. free Of burs, Is; do, bury, "a
Hides green per D.. 9; do. dry. BALI sheepskns
green. each GOAL o; do. dry each ZsZ7. CaHskins
green each s.
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
QUARTERLY REPORT ON NEvADA
MINES AND PROSPECTS.

IN iadtsei specuatons that
Nevertheless profitable
specllator
prohtmakng stocks fil himself this
mineral State
"d cat mining stock he have been induced TO purchase
Nevada
mining district but also has its list oftm listed mines and prospects
traded
oisls as II ne railroad Industrial
Issue VIII quickly 2
idle, opportunity.
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spot Market.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, sept H-CATTLE-R Receipts, 900. Mar
ket steady unchanged.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900. Market steady: lOc lower.
Light 6loa65j; rough. l0aj70 mixed. 575ss $
heavy. S}ae2l. pigs. 5s0a6D.
SHEEP-Rcceipts. 1000. Market steady: I'M
changed.
Neg YORK. Sept N-CATTLE- Receipts $50.
Nothing doing.
CALFES-Nothing doing Feeling steady for all
sorts.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts. 2sz0. SHEEN
steady; lambs strong on light receipts Sheep. 40
AIS; no gcod sheep offered; fair 10 good lambs.
7.J1l3C 60: culls. SO
HoGs-Rsceip-s, 2.iSo Nominally steady TO arm
DO sales ca live weights.
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Frsm tie Chicago Tribune.
The navy needs men at this moment
more than It needs ships. There are not
enough seamcn to man the ships which
are fit for service and which the navy
department would like to see ac@ively
employed. 1t may be that the pay is
rot high enough for the kind of work
required Probably that is the chief rea-
son Tor the scarcity OF men. II is said
that Congress is inclined TO raise the
pay. It ought TO do that and see what
effect it produces before authorizing, IN
headlong haste. the construction Of a
large number OF battle ships,
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ANTS ON THE HIMALAYAS.
Exist as High Up as 1S,G55 Feet
Above the Level of the Sea,

From the Youths Companion.
In the Himalayas, on the side facing
India, the limit Of perpetual snow is about
$500 feet higher than IN the Alps. One
result Of this is that various forms of
life are found In the great Asian noun
tains at an elevation which seems extra
ordinary. Among these are many spe-
cies Of ants. which have been particularly
studied by DIT. August Forel. Up 70
nearly 10000 feet the ants are very album
dant and even at the elevation Of 1900
feet four species have been found and
Ii is believed that more careful investi-
cation would show that they exist even
at 15,0o0 feet or more. A unique fact,
not found in any other great mountain
range, Is that the Himalayas possess an
immense variety Of local species Of ants.
out of ll5 forms recognized in the Him
alayas fifty are peculiar 10 those noun
tainS
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

Loans, 8, ,C59. .q72915; increase, S575.0lA
Deposits, 81 Oii So 400: decrease, Sl63-610
Circulation $50 5i} DO. increase. Sl712)l
Legal tenders 9.22l.s .s59i increase, S54j,1)o.
Specie Sla5 9J9 500; decrease. s.. 4l7 so.
ReseHe. E15S. .15z. 500 decrease SS5l.60.
Required, S25l. 20; decrease. S4j3.Ijl
surplus. S9lS,;G5. decrease. S4535 $50
EK. L. S. deposits, Sl4 As $50; decrease, SZl7 20.
The surplus Of the banks is SssI5700. sgains
5 535. 400 last year and s465j.5o tao years ago.
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EuuItr Suit.

NJ E55Z Henry Tanuer vs. Charles ScLafer.
treasurer Oriental Building Association, To slhs,i-
-lte trustee Complainant solicitor g.. r. Bel-
man.
No E553. J. Stewart Harrison q a. rs. civil
Service Commission and Commissions II Distrc.
1 Columbia; injunction Compiaiaauts solicitor, Z.
Z. Evans
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MARKET FLUCTUATEO
Strength and Weakness Al
ternate During Week.
BANK LOANS ARE INCREASED
Cash Loss rs shown by Weekly
statement Has No III ERects-Fa-
vOrabIe Circumstance Bring About
This Condition High Premiums
Paid for Loans OF Stocks.

New York, Sept Il - To-day's stock
market proved no exception TO the rule
that was maintained throughout the week
Of alternate strength and weakness or Sc
Curity prices on successive days. and this
variableuess in the course Of values has
naturally not served to clear up the exist
ing confusion OF financial sentiment as 10
whether the trend Of the market al the
moment is upward or downward.
Absolutely the only financial develop
rent OF the day was the weekly bank
statement, which was only notable in
that a cash loss by the banks OF $S5l. coo
was substituted for the S3.oo000O gain that
was outlined IN yesterdays forecasts.
Bank loans however, increased in a con-
siderable degree, and the clearing house
surplus was diminished by less than
S5o0,O00
Double Last Years Surplus.
As It is, the general bank surplus now
stands at nearly ST000to, or twice as
much as it was at this time last year,
and well above the general average Of the
season.
This happy result has been brought
about by @ number Of favorable circum-
stances, with which all persons giving
their daily attention TO The financial situ-
alton are familiar and there has been in
consequence. & progressive diminution of
anxiety as 90 the course Of money rates
during the remainder Of the year
The money situation is. in fact plainly
and definitely easier, and while in gen
eral the problem presented, by IL still
comprises, along with the hcSrle attitude
of the Roosevelt administration toward
corporate interests. the two great serious
questions confronting the cOuutry's busi-
ness and financial life, the belief Is stead
iy gaining ground iu conservative circles
that higher rates for time money have
already been paid this year than Will be
paid between now and December 81.
The particular features of the market
was the heavy pressure brought 10 bear
upon the United States Steel common
ana preferred shares in which the uH-
usual declines of rs and 2ie points We're
respectively recorded.
High Premiums Paid.
According to all competent observation,
3le selling of the stocks to-day proceeded
chiefly from spectators for the fall. and
this was borne out by the extraordinary
premiums of l56 and rs paid for the use
fer delivery Of the Steel common and
preferred shares after the close of bust
ness.
Even higher premiums were exacted for
Pennsylvania stock, while the Reading
common shares loaned likewise fiat" and
at a premium OF LIS. This circumstance
lent force 10 the views steadily main
tanned throughout the present month by
many close watchers Of stock exchange
transactions that speculative operations
for the fall have played a greater part
IN the conduct Of the weeks business
than has been commonly supposed, and
these critics assert that all indications go
TO show that. whatever may be the case
as regards certain industrial stocks. there
Is very little real liquidation now going
on in the railway list
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Corporate Imposition.

From the Baltimore American.
The latest form OF corporate imposition
is the proposal that has aroused sleepy
Philadelphia The people are protesting
against a reduction in car fares on tina
ground that IT would necessitats carrying
pennies IN these days oe ploksi,platsA
prosperity @-Y
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New York. Sept 1.-THE street at
tached a great deal OF importance TO the
announcement that the United Metal
Selling Company had reduced its price for
eiectrolytic copper TO 16 1-2 cents a pound.
That this should have been regarded as
an unfavorable factor was fairly con-
elusive proof that although the bull senti-
ment was strong enough TO have forced
the bears into a covering operation, it
was stu far from robust
The reduction was inevitable from the
condition Of affairs disclosed in the trade
some time ago, and there was probably
nobody in the financial section who had
not regarded II as a foregone conclusion
long before II was announced. Under
such circumstances il should either have
had no effect at all or should have been
a step in~the right direction and as con-
ducive TO an Increase IN the demand for
the metal
To make bear argument out OF II
was a real perversion Of its significance.
and that It could have been used with
effect In that way showed that the bears
bad not completely lost their control Of
an important department OF the stock
market
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Evtra. PER cvt.. 5.5Oa5.75; butcher. 4 80
a5O1: ccmmln 259a3O0
EOGS-Per c-rt. gross 7.e1a7z5; ordinary. G. 5ol7e0.
SuEEr-Cippe3, 35eal00; cammcu. 251a3Ol
LANBS-Sl INK. CIGice. -a7iz medium. eIta-
CALYES-frimr. ptr ib 6. medium. 7a7is grass
sarz.
C0Ws-Primc. fresh. each. 4009a5aCe; common.
2o00a390o. CID ard dry sG9al8ea
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NIeehanics' Lien.


No. 55S5. William " SoU5sr vs. s. Lemon Hoo
/ yer. lot g. square 2of .Wo1dley place. Sl-si5 81
! Attorney. ". C.. Balderston.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by a. @. Brown & Co.. meu-
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange Munsey
Building
Act"A N1iASS eSss-fVoV ShssNtS
Call money; High, 4; low, 81 close, 4.
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The Wise Virgin.

From the Wichita Beacon.
The wise virgin viii fill her lamp be
fore the Standard Oil fine is paid
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Saturday, September II, I0O70
DISTRICT COURTS.


l~ tt J. tr''t III
Estate OF GeUrga w Hooper. petition FOR lsttes
Of administration fled. Attorneys ColdIon a Fen
I ming.
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MINING STOCKS.
Bid Asked

Quotations are furnished b. Irving K. Far1ington
& Co. members Of the New York Produce Ex-
change, frank e. Kingsland. manager. 30s-u Bond
T,uildTur.
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phone Main $500 When Yon Return.

Subscribers returning from their sum
mer home who desire 10 have their paper
sent 20 their city address VIII please
phone Main $500.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations ara furnished by F. r. CHAPMAN K
Co. members New York Stock Exchange. q. Bowie
Cli.nlu. manager, l5Jl + street northwest
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No 1922. David Zeiler Va George T. Robertson
damages, 5000 Plaintiffs attorneys. 3l.llan q
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New York. sept. -WHEAT-Stroager No. /
Northern Duluth 20 arr!vs II7s.. f. o. b. +: No. .
r,d. T. o. b.. LOS. No. 2 hsTd T. o. b.. L0Il.: Ne
] macaroui. o. T. o. b.
OATs-Quet and unchanged. No white. 5S1z:
70. white. 57i2
Prices Of futures follow:
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
TO OLD AND NEW CLIENTS

purpose Of attention Of
prohtmakng mines Of Nevada the
opportunities
being rapidly
opportunity OF lifetime
mining
firm
on n he
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per cent. lot 8 square 49, sane 20 sane. 70
secure owen r. F5vlar $50. monthly payments
same -rr---rfy
To.ri-er. 90 secure Commercial Fire Insurance
Company, 5000. years. ue- ccut. slni-ar-
uual,y. lots ID and IE block
Square 46l- Niiliam O.. Dru-v % William J Flathsr
and 5smss n Green. - secure John " Jones
$50, yCsss per cent. s-ui-lIuually l0t G.
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District of Columbia. Remember The
Herald when placing legal advertise
mensN.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by T. r. Chapman *
Co. members New York Stock Exchange, g.. Bowie
,-lfr4-aD manager. 1901 + street northwest
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WALL STREET NOTES
Reduction in Price of Copper
Seized on by Bears.
STILL HOLD STRONG POSITION

Brokers Watch Eject of the Raid on
AmnIgnmated-The Attack on Steel
Stocks Renewed and Prices Forced
10 Low Mark for Three Years-BOr-
rowing Demand Great.
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The bear movement against Amalga-
mated. while meeting with little resist
ance. did not succeed to the extent Of
forcing any considerable amount Of
liquidation. and. falling in this, Its sue
cess was problematical Those who sold
short will sooner or later have to buy
back the stocks. and unless there Is an
Increase in the floating supply on account
Of liquidation. their own purchases for
covering may speedily put the price up
several points whenever they are forced
20 retreat from their present position
The general sentiment on Amalgamated
is that the stock is cheap at the present
level. although, Of course, there can be
no absolute certainty as TO whether the
bears may not vet succeed in forcing fur
ther liquidation The rumor mongers
were very busy to-day. and while they
dealt largely in Boston stuff. the effect
was u0 less disturbing for liquidation on
account by the city that has always made
q speciality Of the Copper stocks would
produce precisely the same effect as
liquidation by New York.
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October S, 1907. Remember the date.
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REAL MINING PROFITS.

AS
hde Illustrations BEEN o
could al
the
Vatey at
mine IN the l00
a y
loo O. q
How the
Kind Of
IN
Gucing
We could deseau
which The famous Mohawk selling
snare within
stockholders producing Nf stated
the Mohawk but Illustration Of Godfed
FUTURE PROFITS.
saying the
unfamiliar
Nevada development
be nextv
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To-dsy's low price for Steel preferred
was the lowest at which the stock has
sold for three years