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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-26
NOT MUCH DOING
IN STOCK MARKET
Dealings Small, Price Changes
Fractional, Slight Gains
And Losses Mixed.
BUYING ON A RISING SCALE.
Utah Copper Rose 3-s--Towards
Close. Which Was Steady and Quiet,
Some Tendency Upward,

New York. June 26.--only vibration
of prices resulted from the small open.
Ing dealings in stocks today. Slight
gains and losses were mixed.
stocks We're bought sparingly on
rising scale but none OF the prominent
issues covered range exceeding n
and the entire movement soon fiattened
out. General Electric advanced 3. North
western and Erie first preferred IA
and Westinghouse Electric and Great
Northern ore Certificates /.
Dealings were trivial and fluctuations
unimportant IN view of the ending of
the session at 1 o'clock. Utah Copper
rose u Western Union declined L.
Bonds were irregular.
The market closed steady and quiet.
Prices showed some uplift as the short
ened session drew to its end. Union
Pacific the Hill stocks, st. Paul. Mis-
souri, Pacific, Reading New York Cen
trail and Sloss-Sheffield Steel rose l,
Louisville q Nashville and Illinois Gem
trail y and Reading second preferred
2. American Car sold Nbff ~.
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PRODUCE.



Chicago. June 26.-Excellent weather
all over the wheat belt gave an easy
tone 10 the wheat market on the local
exchange at the start today. Trading
was of small volume. July opened "a
q y lower to a shade higher at S5H
to SEN and sold at SIS.
Bearishness prevailed throughout the
session and the close was weak. July
sold Off to SAX and closed with a net
loss of * at $40 ass.
Corn was dull and the market started
weak owing to larger receipts than es-
timated, and to good weather for the
crop July opened u q * lower at 67k
to IS. and held within that range
The market continued weak and clos
ed AT almost the lowest point, July be-
ing off Il at 67&
Oats were easy, chiefly on account Of
dullness in other grains. There was
considerable proht-taking in the July
delivery. Others were quiet. July open
ed unchanged at 45h, sold off to 445s
and sold at about that figure
10-cent declined in hogs weakened
the market for provisions and tracing
was dull and featureless September
pork opened 2hc. lower at IA 73H, ana
sold off to II s5. Lard started 2nc low
er at 9.02h and sold at 90. Ribs were
unchanged to 2hc. lower at s 27i5 q
$40.
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BACK TO FIRST CHOICE.

II viii be good news to the friends
of Charles II. Hudson, one OF the orig
inal members Of the Salt Lake Stock
n Mining exchange. that he expects
90 make this city his headquarters
again for an indefinite period, For
several years past, Mr.. Hudson has
been in San Francisco. maintaining,
however. a branch office here, But on
the coast now. the mining stock mar
ket is nt low tide, whereas, Salt Lake
maintains the reputation of being the
leading mining stock market OF the
country.
Mr. Hudson will leave in a day or
so Tor Nevada on a brief business trip.
but VIII return shortly and get into
the harness again and viii remain here
al least until the coast markets pick
up,
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FIVE MEN KILLED
IN C. & N. w. WRECK

Chadron. Neb.. June 26.-Five men
were killed today In a wreck on the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad, wheh
double header freight train, east
bound. struck washout caused by u
cloudburst 40 miles from Chadron.
Both engines were overturned.
THE DEAD.
Willis Graham, engineer.
o. G.. Myers. fireman.
Fred Eboner, brakeman
Two unidentified men, who were
stealing Il ride.
Two other tramps are missing and
four men were injured
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DULL MARKET DAY.
Scenes During EARLY Call OF Mining
Exchange Not Very Animated.

Mining stocks did not create any ex-
traordinal-y enthusiasm about the foorof
the exchange today; trading being dun
and featureless with narrow fluct,a-
lions; The apctive listed stocks were, as
usual. confined largely to the Tintic
list Indian Queen OF Beaver county
sold at IL and l2ls. while Park City was
represented by Wabash in the sale of
IVY shares at S.o2ls; Silver Shield OF
Bingham at Is cents; Nevada Hills et
sl.75; Seven Troughs at "a and 2iB
cents.
The unlisted sales weret Silver King
Coalition at sS.S21s; East Crown Point
at 4; Thompson, at "a; Standard Con,
per at 20; Uintah Treasure Hill at l7ib
and Is. The closing quotations and
sales We're;
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U. S. ORGANIZATION.

Boston, June 25.-Directors of the
United States Smelling. Refining s.
Mining company have appointed the
following executive committee: b.
Preston Clark r. d. Evans, A. +. Hol-
den, c. @. Rice, w. c. Sharp, j. X.
Storrow and S. w. Winslow. They also
appointed Frederick Lyon assistant
managing director Of all the subsidiary
companies, except the United States
Metal Refining company, with head
quarters at Kennett, Cal.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.
Black Jack, 400 at So
Carisa, 100 at 80. 100 at "a.
Colorado. 400 at 400.
Grown Point, $500 at 81: 800 at 31k,
buyer 60.
Indian Queen. 500 at 12h 500 at IL.
May Day, 100 at 43Ik; 100 at a..
Seven Troughs, 500 at 241a 1000 at A..
Silver Shield. 1000 at Is.
Sioux Con, 500 at o., 900 at 9S.
South Swansea. 1000 at "a.
Tetro, 700 at IA; 1900 at 1917
Utah Con, (Tintic), 1000 at Is.
Victor Con-, LAG at IL; 500 at i21s; 500
at 10.
Wabash, 200 at41.O2la.
Zenoli, 1000 at 90.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Big Hin, 500 at S.
Beck Tunnel, 800 at 1.021a.
Black Jack, 1000 at SO; 500 at so, buy
er 60
Colorado, 500 at 400; 200 at 4.O7ls. buy
er 60.
Grown Point, $50 at 3Ola 100 at Slh.
Indian Queen, LOCO ut IL.
hex, 1000 at IA.
Iron Blossom, 1900 at l.6O.
New. Hills, 200 at LIS
Mountain Lake. 700 at Sc; 1000 at So
Mammoth, 200 at l.S5.
Silver Shield 500 at Is, buyer 80.
Sioux Con, 300 at 9S 100 at 100, 500
tie 100, buyer so; 500 at 1.021s.
Uncle Sam Con-, 500 at 81.
Utah Con-, Tintic. 800 at Is.
REC,A PIrTJTI ALTON
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THE OGDEN SHELTER.
Furnaces VIII be Blown-in Again
Sometime Next Week,

The Independent Smelling company
at Ogden is about ready for business
and 1t is expected that the smelter out
near the Hot Spurings resort VIII be
blown-in again early next week. The
ogden company has been quite success
full. It is said, in closing up number
of good contracts for ore While the
railroads have been inclined to grant
no favors In the way of freight rates
from the near by camps, there viii be
difficulty In getting the required ton
mage to keep the plant going on ores
from southern Utah. Nevada. Idaho
and Montann.
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ToNoPAH DIVIDEND.

Philadelphia, June 26.--The directors
of the Tonopah Mining company of
Nevada have declared quarterly divi-
dend of % cents share
The company suspended dividend
payments year ago up to which time
dividends had been paid at the rate of
100 per cent annually. the par value
of the stock being 81 share.
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MILFORD PROSPEROUS.
Improved Mining Conditions Being
Felt in Beaver County Town.

The town of Milford is putting on
more metropolitan airs 1t is said that
the place will be lighted with electricity
next week, the service being supplied
from the Beaver Power companys
plant near, Beaver City. With the in
creased activity In the mining camps
surrounding, coupled with the advan-
tages derived from being a division
point of the Salt Lake Route. Milford
has become quite prosperous and
growing town.
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TRADING IN BOSTON.


pollock Special Wire)
Boston, July 26-Osceola was the fea-
ture among the local coppers this morn
ing, selling up points to 81. Houses
with Lake connections were the princi-
pal buyers of the stock on the advance
Outside of this, however, trading was
very dull and without feature. Market
closed steady at some recovery from the
low prices.
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BOSTON coppER CLOSE.

P0IIock Special Wlre.)
Majestic, 6Ga5S; Newhouse, 5h65%;
Utah Con. i0A @A Nevada Utah, go
31-16, Boston Con. 1ih@li%; Butte
Coalition, 22022h; Nevada Con. llIa@
nv Utah Copper. "a bid; United Cop
per 6hG6a United States. com. S5Is
G35A United states, pfd., 4lhG42.
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MO AFTERNOON CALL.

The stock exchange held no afternoon
call today on account of the funeral
service of the late Grover Cleveland.
The closing of stock exchanges all over
the country is general this afternoon,
all having suspended for the SAME
cause.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
COMSTOCK.

ophir, 2.471sg2 so; Mexican, 43@4i,
Gould & Curry 12@13; Con. Va. Sig
81; Savage, % asked; Hale & Norcross,
is bid; Yellow Jacket. 90 bid; Belcher,
20q21: Confidence. 40 asked; Sierra
Nevada, 2l422; EXchequer, 14@15,
Union, 2sQ3O; Cholar, sac.
MANHATTAN.
Mani Cons, asked; Mani. Min. Co..
2 asked, G. Wedge, l bid; S. Humph-
rey, bid; Dexter. 314; Combination,
asked; Mustang, bid; Little Gray.
bid; Cow Roy, 1 asked; Ong. Manu.. 2
asked; Broncho, 1@2; Pinenut, bid;
Y. Horse, 2 asked.
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WOOL.


ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. June 26.-Wool steady.
Territory and western mediums 14Gl II;
fine mediums, 10al4; fine, 9G11.
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80 PER CENT

of the readers OF the Semi Weekly
News are Farmers. Stockmen and
Ranchers. Advertisers desiring to
reach this class of buyers, can find no
paper in the West that will serve their
needs so we'll
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II. II. Snow & Co., Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1919
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For a good investment huy preferred
stock utali-ldaho Sugar Company
NOW
Statement to stockholders April 10.
1908. showed;
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS, "a h, SO. Temple. Both
phones $40.
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Si.1OS,S2S.9i
$567,1S2.6O
$5i2,17l.Sf
.$4OO.OOO.OO

And prospects for this years crop
are splendid. No wonder that In past
seven months the market price has adj
Naneed over q per cent,
II you wish TO buy or sell see us
first.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON COMPANY.
Hooms 5l2-6ls rempleton Building.
Phone Bell 81
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 2ib ID. IT, Walker Block
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49, f'N' ~ 'ltAN ffHsHff|
one years regular quar-
terly dividends Of 1ilb
cents per share (pnr
value ylO) would
amount tQ,..,.......
Surplus after setting
aside one years diVl-
bends IN ADVANCE.
Sugar sold since date OF
Inventory has lncreas-
ed estimated profits not
lcka Ihnn
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-06-16
Flag Presentation

At $50 last evening a beautiful
flag, the Red, White and Blue, was
presented to the city by the w. r.
{. of Fitzgerald. A goodly mum
Der of this little band of patriotic
workers, together with other
friends, made the occasion one not
soon to be forgotten.
The council was in session when
the friends marched into the coun.
Gil chamber, and after being seated
the Mayor ordered a recess of the
council in order to receive the flag
and the program to be rendered.
The first on the program was the
reading ofScripture by Rev. Slower.
Mrs. B. +. Knapp, Patriotic In.
structor of the W. r. c., then in.
PRODUCED Rev. w. s. Harden, who
presented the flag. to the mayor and
council in behalf OF the city. His
brief but eloquent words were full
of patriotic thought and religious
wisdom.
Mayor Knapp responded in a few
well chosen remarks, accepting the
flag in behalf of the city with graf
itude and thanks.
He was follow by Col. Wall, city
attorney, who delivered a splendid
address, and at the close was loud
ly encored.
The next address was by Rev.
Jesse Miller, who spoke for a few
minutes. His address abOunded
with love of God, Country and
Flag. He, too, was loudly APP
plauded.
The program was interspersed
with patriotic songs by the quar-.
tette, which were artisticaIly rem
dered.
Rev. Bragg delivered the bene.
diction. 1t was indeed al occasion
not soon to be forgotten.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-06-16
The Third National

BANK maintains a Savings
Department, Interest Com.
pounded Quarterly, and July
LIST to 10th is the beginning Of
the Second Quarter.
If you open an account at
this bank in the Savings or
Commercial Department you
will receive prompt and &C
curate service.
Officers and Directors: Il.
N. Davis, G. E. Baker, A. B.
Cook, j. NJ. 'Mosher, J. H.
Goodman, J. G. Glover, ]. g.
Knapp.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-06-16
Warning---Take Due Notice.
Georgia, Ben Hill County.

Georgia, Ben Hill County,
The public is hereby given notice
that one note, dated June ID, 1908,
and due Oct. 1, 1908, for the pgia.
cipal sum of Seventy Six (S76. 90
Dollars and payable TO NJ. Da.
Wis and signed by the undersigned,
has failed entirely of consideration
and persons are hereby given nos
tice to not trade for or purchase
said note, as it will not be paid.
This June 10, 1913.
79.3t S. 81. X. HALL.
Ladies are all cordially invited
to be onr guests Wednesday at or
fountain. Denmark Drug
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-06-16
Council Proceedings

B. G. Mosher, Davis, j. M. Mosh-
er. Absent: Wilson, Kicker and
Mcdonald.
The minutes of the last regular
meeting were each read and APP
proved.
Alderman Wilson who rendered
his resignation at special meet
ing the same to be acted upon at
the next meeting, and when the
same was presented, Alderman
Hayes moved that action on the
same be deferred to the next regu
lar meeting of the council. Mo-
ton carried.
MI. p. r. Booker submitted a
complaint of taxes owed by him
and asked that the assessment be
reduced.
Alderman Bigham moved that
the matter deferred at the present
and takeu up at the proper time.
Motion carried.
The ladies of the w. r. G. pre-
sented a flag to the city, the pre-
sentation speech being made by
the Rev. W. S. Harden on be-
half of the w. r. G.
The flag was accepted by the
Mayor in behalf of the City in a
very neat little speech, and the
city attorney also gave a nice lit
tie speech of acceptance in behalf of
the city.
In the matter of the clerks of the
bond election to be held on the Oath
inst. Alderman Hayes moved
that w. r. Paulk, Thomas Wilson
and A. S. Smith be named as
managers of the election and that
w. L. Smith and John j. Schlan-
ser be named as clerks. Motion
carried.
The health officer made a state
ment to the council concerning the
condition of the cemetery. He stat
ed that they would need some
drain tile and some more lots made
and staked off and Aid. Bigham
moved that the health officer be in
structed and have lots surveyed
and have done what is needed at
cemetery. Motion carried.
Regarding the matter of sexton
be left with health officer and that
he recommend a party to the judge. |
Motion carried.
Aid. j. M. Mosher moved that |
1890 tickets be printed to be
used at the bond election. Mo !
ton carried.
| Aid. Bigham moved that the re-
port of this session be accepted |
and that Council adjourn until 2
o'clock p. m. Thursday efor the
purpose of hearing complaint |
about assessments. Motion car
ried.
Aid. Paulk called the attention
of the council to complaint being
made-to him of stock running at
large and that the pound master
had been neglecting his duty. No
action was taken on same.
Aid. j. NJ. Moshcr mQaed that
the treasurer furnish the list of oc
cupation of tax payers who have
paid their taxes to the city marshal
and that the city marshal be in
structed to collect the taxes of
those who have not paid. Motion
carried.
Regarding the matter of the
parties paying demurrage larger
for a deed to a lot in the cemetery
and they having not yet secured
their deed, Aid, Bingham moved
that the health officer secure all
information possible in all these
cases and submit the same to the
city attorney for investigation and
if the evidence is such that the
money has been paid and no deeds
given that the health officer re.
fuse to give Mr.. Rogers any more
permits to bury parties in the
cemetery until this matter has been
adjusted.
Ordinance 1862 being an ordi-
nance providing a 10% penalty
on all parties who do not pay their
first half Of city taxes during the
month of July was given its first |
reading and passed.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-06-16

Don't fail to come to Denmark Is
" ednesday and enjoy their de-
Jicious ice cream and and refresh
ing sodas. Denmark Drug Co.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-06-16

Ladies come to our fount Wed
nesday as our guests and try our
creams and sodas. Music by Rick
er's Orchestra. Denmark Drug Co.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28

in figuring upon the course of business anu
financial affairs in the next tWeN' Hl'h''i9
Monetary conditions in this country al present
are similar to those prevailing at TINS uIhe II. III
1904. and judging by the impcrtafonS OF soio
in the fall months OF that year. 1t may De as
sumed that in the coming autumn season Ne"
York will bring in anywhere from A-o.Vpo"
to S40nDoOo1 of the metal. providing there is
no disturbance abroad that will advance foreign
money rates to a high level In September &c
tober. November and December of last year New
York received S11J2930o0 gold. shipments from
Europe being accelerated by the panic at thls
centre: in the same time in the preceding year
imports amounted to 5000 IN l'H1 TO N-'''-
23s3 coo and in 1904, when general conditions
were a counterpart TO a great extent or those
existing at present, receipts Of the metal were
SD 81. 900 The money market. by reason OF
its current dulness, is interesting and its course
at home and abroad in the next few months VIII
be watched closely by bankers here ana IN all
parts OF the world. Some people have the ldtt
that as there is much Idle money loans can
be easily negotiated. As matter of fact. un-
usual discrimination is exercised by the banks
in the matter of collateral. and though rates are
low, only the people with thc best sort OF Sc
curty able to get accommodation
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London, Aug 21-The weekly return of the Bank
OF England shows the following changes: Total
reserve increased s2s5,000 circulation increased
4lis 900. bullion increased 4ii4, 900 other secuTi
ties decreased 1851, 900; other deposits decreased
< 81, ,000: public deposits decreased E2i2U00;
eminent securities unchanged. The proportion of
the banks reserve TO liabilities is 53.6 per
cent, against $3.50 per cent last week, and
Iares with advance from s-20 to 1910 per cent
in this week last year The of discount is
changed al 2ie per cent
Paris. aug. 21.-The weekly return the Bank
OF France shows the following changes: Notes
circulation decreased % 775 francs treasury de-
posts increased 2ee0,000 francs: general deposits
increased 81 0V0 francs; gold hand increa
2s15eo0 francs; silver hand decreased Ia 900
francs; bills discounted increased 90, 500 600 francs
advances decreased e,77o. 900 francs
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADTNG.-Foreign houses noe
active factors in the local market. buying little
harder and the general market was strong. with
advances in foreign bonds and the copper shares.
The Bank OF England made no change In its mini
mum OF discount. and presented in its weekly
the strongest showing reported at this period
in many years The percentage Of reserve to Ia
biIity was $500 against % "a IN the preceding week
and 40 ~ in the same week a year ago Cont1-
mental discounts showed no important changes
GOLD FOR CANADA-The aE-ncy of the Bank
Montreal has shipped further 10000 IN gold com
TO Canada This makes 81 $4,000 sent by this bank
this week. and total of s. 10000 shipped by alto
g.ther since the middle OF July. About 2G0e9
has been sent by other Canadian banks. including
81 100000 by the Royal Bank Of Canada making
total 10000 in gold coin sent across the ooroer
far this season
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-Dividen have been
declared as follows: General Electric regular quar-
terly per cent. PAYABLE October Is; z Du
Pont de Nernours Powder Company regular quar-
terlv Is. per cent on the common. payable Septem-
Der Is. and II. per cent on the preferred payapo
october Is; American ChicIe Company regular
monthly per cent and per cent extra, payaole
September n
COPPER PRICES FIRMER--Producers report
the copper market a shade frmer. There mas oeen
an increase In demand over the last two days sew
eraI million pounds were sold by one agency rI
shipment abroad while some comparatlvey '@1S' .a
transactions have been closed with domestic con-
surnsrs Mos. of the business "Wednesday ana IhuIs-
day was done on a basis of f3a.c All the cCipsf
consuming companies report an increase IN Dus %
ness sine July / The increases range Ir0rn u "
% cent
ATCHTsOS BONDS OVERSU UBSCRlBED--J- Z.
Norvan 4 60 announce that the subscription ooOS'
for the Atchison. Topeka & Santa te uaLS0V
mental short line first mortgage per eehl 5 ~
ia closed hfteen minutes after they were opeheu'
~. issu. having been heavily oversuDscrioeu-
SECOND WASHINGTON TERMiNaL -. an a1-
NENT-The federal government mas JlSt I1, IIar'
ntb.r pavment OF 81 600 TO the PennsS i1 !. anH
D;1-oa5 on account of the Washington 1eIlhiia.
.tation making 100000 paid 10 date on 'liS az
count IL. - N
SIrGAR PRICES LOWER--The decIlne de soy,
nonts in refined sugar prices in the last W. ~, i,
- due TO a higher demand and 10 WeIAhe
raw sugar -,.,, -rho saIs
STOCK EXCHANGE SEATS LOWEF--IneeSS NED Saei
Of Stock Exchange memosFSlIp ~ W. sa1s was
yesterday for $500 The last previous sN4O
e.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

There was a decided Improvement both IN bust
ness and in values in outside securities Inc
strength of the stock market was rejected 70
certain extent although times some irreguiarity
developed on realizing. The mining stocks were
the principal features. although more interest was
manifested in bonds. Atchison new. 4s improved ~
Tidewater notes up a. In the mining hst
United Copper improved y. Greene-Cananea y ana
Nevada Consolidated "a La Rose Cumberland-kiy,
Nipissing and Miami steady. Butte Coalition
gained a Gold Hill was active at small change
Tri- Bullion was in fair demand. Combination
Fraction was active ard higher. Goldheld Con-
so!fdated Florence and a few OF the low priced
shares were fractionaIly better In the specalties
Standard Oil off points Bay State Gas de-
clred 4.