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The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON Aug 32-Tbe Commercial
Bulletin OF BOSTON, basins iis report
upon statistic gathered for Tho gov
eminent says OF the wool market. IN
the whole. Indications are FOR r,Odornf o.
trading until fall demand ecfs IN. The
market is steady and for an acsirp bile
wool firm The shipments OF wool FROM
Boston 60 Aug 20 inclusive were lOJ.-
sk4,2fS pounds. against los. 81 = O45
pounds for the same time last year.
The receipts To- Aug %. Inclusive. were
1T22l .N0S~ pounds against 2iO.s3f2tJ
pounds the same period last year
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Lies up stone purchase

For the purpose OF further i"vesti.
eating the shipments Of crushed stone
received by the park and boulevard
department from the Michigan Port
innd Cement Paving Co, OF Clarks.
ton AID. Mcclellan has Aled notice
of reconsideration OF the vote by
which the stone cOmpanys bill was oil.
lowed This will tie up the matter a
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Nab Bank Fugitive in celia.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 22.--John
Guashghn. who Is wanted on the
charge of embezzling between $4,000
and $4,000 from the Merchants 4
Traders bank of Buffalo, was ar.
rested here late last night after a
fight with the police in cellar where.
half starved, he had been hiding for
three days.
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wrrKLy aANK srATEMENT.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.--thanses -
compared With Last week. surplus
,old), increase, sSSses6o; surplus
crease S3.422. 800. specie. increase, -
S30.SOO: legal tenders. decrease, $3.50
SbO. deposits Increased. s2.206.6lo; ctr
culation. decrease. e52l 900. total loans.
surplus. s6S l4Ts75; surplus, not count
ms reserve against United states de-
nnsits ssg 46l bg6
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DETROITERS IN
TRACTION PROJECT

LANSING, Mich. Aug. 22.-tSpe-
cial )-Articles OF Incorporation Of
the Saginaw 4 Flint railway. capital
500. 600 were filed win the secretary
OF state today The company pro-
poses to connect the Two cities with
electric line and also run a branch 10
Vassar Alex. Gr0esbeCk. Nelson y.
Taber and Mark NelfslikWin OF De
troit. are incorporators
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Grand Trunk Railway System
Toronto exhibition

Tickets Will be on sale August %
20 Saturday. Septembcr ~ Round
trip. S6.26 Special days September
4. also September : Round trip.
s345. All tickets valid 10 return IN.
81 September IS. City Ticket Office,
No. 12f Woodward ave Phone NJ 50.
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DEMAND THAT NEWMAN
~ FttE AN INVENTORY

81 ere will be lively battle before
X compittee OF the council next
swheH che petition of DR. r.
;rnocerf CONAN, trustee OF the
innocenItinIstate. for a reduction
last week-sisia i'm taxes. is heard.
For "t-fI1sffS nd mat New.
tinguished only by
human life. nsR@aply a. few.
:. uring his life but
If you s; more than a. mil
approving c. nal property. Since
under the ttn,oslm alnaa mas Seu ue
eventually arSlnnot greatly in
r.
49,, ~. an inventory is
ff1e ConrrpvF WIN show TTIe
a man r-svaPut much as II IS
.esse6~r0r. aitxy agF the assessors
ankiy admit that az present assess
fgsres.
Perhaps il was righteous error.
eelaFea- eHe- 81 thAe sseAassnEs- after =
tile vestigation of tine case.
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MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.


Detroit.
Tr--Pafis. $50. " Stephenson
10. 40. Lnckawanna. H. sam NJ rse
II 80. Tiogn. Jones. IS. Snyarr
Ketrhum. go. Blrfh and nal sss
Corey. sullivan. Minneapolis. BIO. Gem
Ca $3.50. Aztec ANA consurt 4 Eliv.opd
Wm. HaWgood ROscmount Malualoa
ESQ, Mary EiDhickr. SIS
poWn--Arizona. 1890. Geo rs nr rul
barges. Farwpl ll S1wyer ard harre
2. Sickrn aud par4f~. I.auh,rt o. u.s.
FairbalrU Tt0ebIiL4 G-30. Whfttshr--
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PRODUCE.

Poultry was all cleaned up this morn
ing. and with stocks Of fruits much
reduced the market was in good shape
TO 90 over sunday. Except for buckle
berries which are still plentiful, the
berry season IL finally called over Win
for this year Plums have stoI ped
coming for day or two and stocks
have been about cleaned up. Apples.
nears and grapes are I'm large supply.
and the, market. as a whole was very
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Lambrecht Kelly & Co. report the
following sales during the past week i.
Sold for Frederick e WINS 10
ChaS F. Dunbar -twnstprp ffaftf4
dwelling AT 1926 Warren.ave. between
Twenty.fourth and Mckinley. $4,000
for Chas r Clippert to Vim. Haybau
Jr.. vacant lot on the southwest
corner OF Warren and Vinewood 20
feet front on Warren and 107 feet ON
Vinewood. private terms for Uhas.
Coulter 10 Gustav Dietrich. a 1--WE
house terrace on the southwest corner
Of Vermont and Bryant. lot 80 feet
front by 100 feet deep $500: for
Charles u. Dunbar TO Frederick c.
Willis. double brick house Az 1875 and
4Ze l-2 Frederick.st.. between Russell
and Riopelle. $500.
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WASHINGTON. Aug -z.-After a
vacation of five weeks, Postmaster
General Meyer returned here from
Oyster Bay. where he participated In
conferences with the president and
New York Republican leaders regard
Ing The gubernatorial situation In that
state. Mr.. Meyer intends TO take the
stump and help educate the people re-
garding the Importance OF postal saw
ings banks.
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CHICAGO LIyEsroCk

CHICAGO. Aug 2e--Hogs- Receipts
5000, market to loo lower. light S. "a
6.10 bulk. So 40q675: mixed. 50 40 ~
$50 pigs s5ae heavy s6i0MC.S6.
good TO choice heavies s64OM'G "a:
roughs. s6l0n64O, workers.. IS. 506iG.7o.
Catt!e-Receipts 500. market steady
beeVes, t3.75 ~ SO Texas steers ys.aO
u 80 western steers. 81 sasrs stock
ers and feeders. s. 81 q 40: cows and
LElfeEs-x+- A.. n = s,-Ssyl- n r. Y.
Sheep Receipts LOO. market steady.
natives. - % ~ 4.2a. western. S2.7Jk.
% yearlings .f25G5 lambs IA
tives, 50 Boa go westerns S3Tau6 -
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FLASHED BY WIRE

NEW YORK, Aug 22.--Judge Bis
choff in the supreme court signed the
final decree granting TO Fredericka
Anna Won Bardeleben. better known
as Fritzi Scheff. the actress, divorce
from Frederick Wilhelm Gustav Carl
Won Bardeleben. who is known as
a count In Germany
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ant for Reinke improbable.

Ication was made TO Justice
finby Precinct Detective Schlunt.
80 for warrant against John F.
me. timeke4per at the Clark-ave.
INT OF the American Car & Foundry
CD, In Nscufie with whom, July 80 a
workman namAd Gewandowsky was
killed. II is mot likely that the
warrant VIII Issue. however, as
the justice learned on investiga.
tion. that neither the police de
partment nor the prosecutors office
Is disposed 10 push the case. as there
e. evidence that Reinke intended
iure the man.
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NEW YORk MONEY.

NEW lOc.<, Aux. 2s,-Tlme tuhns
firm Nothing said In money Posted
rates; sterling exchange, tss y Ga - =
Win actual business IN bankers bills
at sGS6lOMASsl5 for demand. and
s4s4s. for 60-day bills Prime lneroan-
tile paper unchanged
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= -pE COTTON.

NEW YORK. Aug. 22--The cotton
market opened ga points lower on
tho cables which were affected by Of
ferings. and the extension ef short time
In the Lancashire mills. After tho call
prices held about steady. The wealth
ticns In reNas. following three days OF
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l-6 bu baskets, 200 25c: pecks. 30 a 3sc,
bushels. 75cHsle5.
Prars--5OW Toe per 5U, si5cG2 per
Dbl; Bartletts. slNl.25 per bu.
-appie.-Florida. sz5Oe35e per
case.
Plums--75cn $3.50 per bu.
Pop torn--Ears. :. a p per ia.
Potato~s-Nirginia white, SlI5TS.25
per Dbl. Michigan. 75dS0c per bu.
Pouitry--Hens. lac, springs lac:
geese. SC: ducks. sGioc: turkeys. lac
per ID.
Provisions--MesS pork, $1,000; family
pork. sls.50mls.50; light. clear, $3.50:
heavy. $3.50. smoked hams. is1l3Ac;
dry salted briskets. 1914 "a l0s.c. shout
ders, Sac; picnic hams, "a n &c: bacon.
lSul3l5c. lard in tierces l0Ec: kettle
rendered. Il l. c per ID.
sweet Potntoe~-Nirginia Sl.25 per
bus Jerseys. Loo per bu.
.suEer-@rrs-rf-rfu -rrtrur~,-sS ee.-ruyty
tables. $Il5. cut loaf. 1855: cubes.
sac; XNXx powdered. $50; granu-
lated extra coarse. 1915. grapIlated.
in bulk. t5.65; graduated. IA 25-lb cot
ton bags. $3.50: Michigan granuiated.
ss55; confectioners' A, $500; No. /.
$50; No. 2. 1885: No 3. $3.50: No. 4.
$40. No s. Ss.35: No. 9, $3.50; No 10.
1928 No. H. $500; No. ~. s515: Nc.
is. s5.io: No. -. 1910: No. Is. $40
per 100 lbs
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MARKET CLuxE-

EAST BUFFALO. ~. Y. Aug - --
steady. Neals-Reccipt so. active. Doc
lC weT. Gull 10 choice. s5G9. sheep and
Is hs--Receipts 100. active. steady.
lambs, $5n $50. ycarlings. $f.5e - , +.
sheep. S2-5nM IL II0gs=RecelnLz 4.
0s0. SLOW ct steady values. workers.. IS
q !; pigs, S5.25 u 5.15: heavy and mIxcd.
all5; roughs, s.. - a $50. stays,
&c 70 sy4 so
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u. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Rond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. stone 4 Co.: New . reg. lN@ :, u
l04A., do coup. l04G lo5. new 50 reg
1Old f0l u do. coup, lOi Ml0l a. nfw
As reg. 1908. 4i2is do coup. i2i 40
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

LONDON. Aug. 22.--The Daily Tel.
egraph in an editorial dilating on the
vast changes in the politics Of the Pa
cifc portended by the magnificent re-
|ception Australia has accorded. not TO
a British but an American feet, saysff
1t means. and is welcomed by the
Australians az meaning that the Unit
ed States is determined to secure its
position in the Pacific Not a single
battleship belonging to European
power is TO be found in any corner OF
that great ocean. while America has
three great yquatronS there
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

DIRECTORS:
LEM w. BOW EN-
y CLARENCE ~ DuRTOS
DEXTER M. FERRY. IT,
J. Il. FORD
w. J. GRAY
J =. HOLDEN
JAMES lN0LS
CHARLES G. yENkD
NJ. J. MURPHY
THOMAS NEAL
GEORGE PECK
HQYT POST
JOHN II. SHAW Z
JAMES u. sTANDish
r. r. SANFORD
NJ. l. WILLIAMS
GEO. WILEY
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scoreher Fined sps.

X G. r. Paxton was found guilty AZ
fast autoing in police Eourt\Saur8ay
and assessed $50 with the usual alter.
natiye--30 days-by Justice Jefffies.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
FAST BUFFALO.
Report of Market Opening by SsdIer.
Hortck e Co.. Com n sion Merchants

BUFFALO Aug % Especial Cat
tle-ReceipLS- highland s.Asa-il--43.r>--
Receipts 5000. steady. heavy. S7l0 u
s.15, workers. $500 40, pigs s.. 90 a.
$40. grassers. hogs. 1875 "a 6.65. Sheep
receipts 1000. steady. best LAMBS.
4 q lNla--HQ
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SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 22-S. X.
Friedman, a newspaper man, connect
ed with the Chinese Daily News. Of
this city. arrived from the orient and
declared that Japan was ripe for a
revolt. He said that Zola's Paris"
and Tolstoi's Revolution" had been
suppressed. There had been trouble.
he said, among the soldiers In several
barracks and IL had been traced TO
general reading OF Zola and Tolstoi.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

Business-Iike PrfntfnE. 80 russ and
no feathers The plain, neat kind. that
looks right. Times Printing Co. IS
John R--st Phone itgs
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Markets ard Finance

sfs.c september opened with an adj
vance OF &c and quickly gained an
other &c. reaching 96c. declining la'er
touched s5Hc and declined to 5cl.c.
May opened at $1,000 advanced 70
SOL and declined 10 $40. No red,
VI Ac' No. white. 80 81.
Coarse grain quotations Com ASH
No. 3, sc No. yellow 81 i4ct
oats-Cash No. 3 white. isAo. Au-
syst 5000 6n' az tsAc. September, s..
SSG c! e. sample al car Nq AT T ts.e "
Rye---Cash No. . zee
beans-Cash. S2e6: October NlO'
November. %
az s6.s0: March, zoe bags al $3.50; sam p
pie alsike. bags at sS.25. AT S7.7b.
Is at S7.s6. at s.,
Timothy seed-Prime spot IS bags at
il.s5.
Wheat receipts at Kansas city. 2ss
cars, year ago, 1853
Receipts in the Detroit market sat
urdAy were 500 bbls OF nour. cars ~
wheat, 3 OF corn, Is OF oats. and Il OF
rye WITHDRAWALS were 200 obs or
-four. 2s.sIl ou OF wheat, and TSS bU OF
rye Stocks are 4S0.7s6 bu Of wheat.
i62ll+ bu % corn. sO.2ll bu of cats.
and 24Sss bu Of rye
Wheat receipts Al primary POINTS
saturday. $4,000 bu yeer ago. llA.oo'
Exports or wheat and rour Satur-
daS $4,000 On
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Aug - w heat opened
firm at about last nights closing
prices. Influenced by the low tempera
lures IN TIE nnrLhYxexL-Ear -onSlng
advanced prices 4. q when HOOD -
wheat was thrown on the maj k"t
making a sheer break OF Sc from top
prices. on the decline the market r.
ceived fair support
Opening prices Wheat-Srptr - =
asS%c Corn-sept., - = a. &C, ats
sept A9h I49asc Pork-Sent.
slt4Ti- Lard--Sept s9l ; ~ y
r Rth---~rt---sot -uyfst -,s7--'|-+-7-s--T -----
wheat closed i-C lower for ahe day,
In sympathy with rere-sions AT WiINi-
peg and Minneapolis Corn was l. up
TO u on oats Were OF - 20 - '2c
higher, and provisions were : = {. zoe
lower.
Closing prices Wheat-Sept. 93c
asked Corn-Septt lIc asked oats
Sent 1sLac Pork-Srpt. Sr4l0 Lard
r. ~ Z Z - y: siz-z->.--,,--
tS5s bid
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showers and there were ShoNo's
throughout the eastern belt.
Cotton prices, furnished by HAY den'
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LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis O. Gorton. i%i3 Majestic building.
Aug 2i 1905.
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DIRECTORS

GEORGE PECK.
i,sssldehL
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BOSTON COPPER.

:. Reported for TIE Times BY Hayder
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Quotation. By HAYDEN. Stone { CO
o., tGtgh T.rt- ~I,a
LIVE STOCK.

(b)Bid. N)split
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-24
MINING NEWS FROM
 THE GLOBE DISTRICT
Old Dominion Company Is
 Making Heavy Shipments,

GLOBE, June 23.-Pete Breslin, who was in from lower Pinto yester- day, reported some. activity in min ing in that section. The Pluto Creek Mining and Smelling company is working a force of eight or ten men and using two machine drills in driv- ing the lower tunnel which should cut the main lead on the property be- fore very long.
 The Globe Standard company is also prosecuting development with two shifts working in their shaft, which is down about 175 feet. A station will be cut at 200 feet and a crosscut started. The company has a good property and sufficient funds to complete the work laid out.
 The Arizona National is doing some work on it's property and Claude Bat tallieur has Let contracts for some de velopmeHt on claims belonging to N. s. Berrsy and himself.
 Old Dominion is making heavy shipments of copper, Three cars were loaded with copper bars on Tuesday. The amount loaded yester- day was 46O.O0 pounds. and there still remained a large quantity of the red metal.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-24
YUMA IRRIGATION
 REPORT IS MADE
r tanners Pump Canal Has $500 Acres Under
 Cultivation,

WASHINGTON, June 23.-The en- glneer's report on the Yuma irriga- ton project California Arizona. for the month of May states that about 3,50o acres of land under the Farm CTS Pump canal is under cultivation, some 300 acres of this being devoted to cantaloupe culture this season for the first time Shipments of melons in small quantities were made during the last ten days of the month and it was expected that carload shipments would soon begin. With the new gravity system in operation water will be available for an additional 10000 acres.
 Everything is in readiness to ad- init water to the gravity system wheu the river reaches a proper stage The river is reported about four feet low CT than a year ago, but a rise of IS inches would be sufficient to allow of the operation of the system Work is progressing on the producer plant, and the foundations for gas engines whic1 will be utilized to pump water during the low stages of the river. The main canals have been cleaned and put in condition to receive water for distance of about IS miles. A small force is working on channels to the outlying districts which are badly silted up,
 The maximum discharge of the Col orado river for the month of May was 37,TO0 second feet; the minimum, 23,- 900 second feet and the meal, 27,- 150 second feet.
 Work on Laguna dam has been car ried on continuously on both sides of the river and good progress is be iug made.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-24
Mining, SneItcrS and StOCR Quotations.
BIG ORE SHOWING
 HARD ID MARKET Good Roads Are a Necessity in the Rich Eureka Mining
 District

PRESCOTT, June .23.-Three feet of ore, sampling $s3 to the ton in gold and silver and carrying from 5v to 60 per cent in lead, is the showing James Mathews says he has exposes, m one of his claims, located twenty miles south of Hillside station in the Eureka mining district.
 He has, according to his statement, 70 tons of this character of ore on his dump, ready for shipment, but is un- able to secure freight teams to haul 1t on account of the steep roads over which six horses are able to haul only a ton and half of ore. requiring three days to make the round trip to and rom Hillside
 The ten claims are opened by a- number of shafts, the deepest of which is sixty feet. Mathews was compelled to quit sinking in this shaft on account of the heavy inflow of water, making further headway i'm possible without the aid of maebj- nery. Two drifts are run on the ledge at depth of forty-five feet in the shaft, exposing the ore body as above described in both faces "A small vein of the paystreak assays several hundred dollars to the ton in gold and silver.
 The group Is located on the wagon road from Hillside station to the Hill side mine. ten miles south of the lat. ter The properties or the Copptr Creek Development company are sit. uated six miles north of the Mathews holdings. Mir. Mathews will remain here several days before he returns to his camp to resume deyelopme, lt of his promising properties.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-24
COPPER MINING STOCK
 SOLD AT DOUGLAS
End of the Arizona Mining 6
 Trading Company,

DOUGLAS, June 23.-(SpecialD-
 The end of the famous Arizona Min ing and Trading company squabble came Monday, when Undersheriff Hopkins sold at public sale the sole assets of the company to satisfy a judgment of s2O,O94.s5, rendered in the district court against the company in favor of Bennett & Wolfe, the orig inaI owners of the Los Angeles mine in Sonora.
 The assets of the Arizona Mining & Trading company consisted of 1896 shares of the Overlook Copper com pany, a Mexican corporation of whicn the Arizona Mining & Trading com pany was the holding company. The stock was purchased for the amount of the judgment by the original own CTS of the mining property
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-24
MOUNT ELLIOTT IS NOW REGULAR
Good Reports Continue to Come From the Chapar-
 ral Mine in Yayapai.

PRESCOTT, June 23.-Good re ports continue to come in from the camp of the Mount Elliott Consoii- dated Mines company at Caaparral. The ten stamp mill is ruir ing steadi- ly. and regular bullion and eoncer- .tatesshipments are being made The concentrate shipments were increased to two carloads 8 month, last month, and the management expects to keep this record up right along. The f. nancial crisis in the eastern money and stock markets did not affect the operations of the company in any way, as the product leaves q hand some margin after the payment of all operating expenses.
 Sinking will be resumed in the 100 feot shaft next month and a ten drill air compressor will be installed 9th CT improvements under contemplation include the replacing of the present ten stamp mill by one of forty stamps next fall, the new stamps to weigh 1000 pounds The management ex- poets to resume the development Of the Tico1deroga mine before the end of the present management This mine is one of the oldest locations in the district and has a good record as a producer of high grade gold ore The shaft on the Tieonderoga fur uishes the plant with water.
 The principal development on the group, which comprises eleven pat ented claims, is on the Dividend and Galena mines. Several drifts and crosscuts from the two shafts, 400 and 300 feet in depth respectively exposed large ore bodies, capable o' ore to a plant of even larger capacity than the one now un der consideration by the management to replace the present one.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-24
E. F. HUTTON 6 co.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-Bearish op- erations were continued in the best rart of todays session, though with not very aggressive tactics in the declines in the standard stocks, some stops were reached which created a market of much irregularity. Wall street sentiment was inclined 10 the bear side and some commission housc liquidation was in evidence in the suecialtiss lately pulled which caused sharp declines. Talk of labor ad- i''v'--en+ is again looming up and much more is being made of the Bryan candidacy. The market offers excellent trading opportunities and we feel that good stocks might be bought on sharp declines and sod cn strong spots.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-24
NJ INTEREST
 IN HE MARKELL
 SOME SELLING
Greene Cananea Holds We'll and Shattuck Continues To Be Strongest Copper Stock on the Curb List.
(By Frank J. Grail

Today's market lacked interest from the opening. and looked as though there might be considerable selling. which resulted that such was the case. The New York markets se em feyerish and the public are resting somewhat uneasy, presumably await
 ing tht outcome of the political sitla- ton. Amalgamated showed a loss of .one point from the high, and indus trials as well as Shelters and Steel show decline. The copper soon showed a weakness in sympathy with the New York markets, although the majority held well. North Butte. Butte Coalition, Copper Range, old Dominion all showed a loss of a point for the day. Greene Cananea holds strong at 1912. and Superior 6 Pittsburg is well supported at 12.37. Denn Arizona showed a little strength at the close, sales being made at 5.62 Shauuck continues to be the strong est stock on the list, with a fair de. mand for the stock, although there is none coming out at these prices. The entire curb market could not be bet ter under present conditions, and do not inlnk that these prices will be
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-24
LOGAN 6 BRYAN
Especial wire to L. J. overlock1

AopCCAdA NlAC AO A-- o. SNCAAfSh-g
 NEW YORK June 2S.-Trading was mostly professional and the list a1ternated between weakness and strength, with little news of impor. tauce to affect sentiment Attacks failed to dislodge enough long stock to make the ordeal profitable and at the same time. purchases offered lit tie inducement for profit on account of the small buying power.
 r. fs. reported taat short interest of fair extent has been created dur ing the past week, which should strive to strengthen the position of the market Future activity in the market would seem hinges upon greater activity in industrial lines. tieh in the ordinarv course. should materialize in the latter part of Ju- ly. After the Democratic convention an easier feeling in regard 10 the political outlook win be possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-24
PAINE WEBER 6 CO. onscoPPER

Especial Wire to l.. J. Overlock.)
 BOSTON. June 23.-Marfzet was dull and weak ali day in sympathy with New York. Holders of long stock disappointed at the action of the stock market are throwing their stock overheard. Bear traders are also more prominent than for several days and t.ere Is a gradual short interest accommodating. Do not look for a re- action 10 go much further and be Iieve we will see higher prices within the next few days.