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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13
GRAF THINKS MARKET LOOKS MUCH BETTER
Opening Yesterday Most En- couraging That Has Been Seen In Many Days; Better Demand for Coppers.
Crank J. Graf.)


 The opening of today's market was the most encouraging we have had for some time and from it's indication it would lead one to believe that the financial world has already discounted the election of Taft. and that he win be the next president. Railroad se- curities were in excellent demand at the opening of the market from one to two points above the closing of Saturday. The Boston copper shares were in better demand than for the previous week and better classes of stocks were well supported till the close of the market, the stocks closing at about the high point for the day. In the curb list Superior and Pitts burg, Globe Consolidated and Superior and Boston were the most fayorite of stocks. The Superior & Pittsburg has been in excellent demand the greater part of the day closing, however, at $14.00. Globe Consolidated has been the most active stock on the board today Do not overlook the fact that Globe Consolidated is going to make mine and that she has passed the development age. Within the last three weeks the Globe Consolidated has shown much to the speculative as well as the investing public; the ore body that has been looked for for some time has been discovered. and from what I can learn, the last development of ore has been determined by the mining world as a good ore body and rot a little pocket. Don't forget that they are right that go with this stock which is to be issued within the very near future This is a feature that
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13
PAINE WEBER COPPER LETTER
Especial Wire to L. J. overlock)

Special Wire to l.. J. overlock)
 BOSTON, Oct 1S- The market was dull again today, but better war news gave a strong undertone with the pros poets of higher prices tomorrow. The close was at best prices of the day Wheat was weak today, which is an other indication of the passing of tne war scare. Shannon acted better than any other stock today and ex- pect traders will take this stock in hand for an advance to 20. The other Amster stocks were weak on scattered selling, but will be pushed higher at the first opportunity. We hear much favorable talk. on Superior & Boston and East Butte and can safely recon mend them for purchase. Calumet x Arizona has been quiet for long time and should rally soon.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13
SHANNON

For the first nine months or tne calendar year Shannon has returned an output of 13,4f0O00 pounds Of re- fined copper, an increase of nearly 2 1000 GOO pounds, or PSI per cent, over fbe corresponding period of 1907. F1g- uring the cost at 11A cents, which IS slightly above the present cost asd tne selling price at 13z cents, the shan non has earned for the nine months iittIe more than s1.00 per share. This does not include the profits from goio and silver which amounted last year to s75.000. It may readily be seen that with an advance in the price or cooper. Shannon will show a suostah- 4iaI return for the stockholders
 There is good reason to expect 1S tnat shannon will produce at least Zo'oVV:, 600 pounds of copper next year anu with tae price of the metal at 15 cents inc profit would equal over s2-0o per share
 Shaunon's fiscal year ends August 31 SO that the company begins the neriod with an increase of 36o,OOo hounds. or 35 per cent, over Septem. her 1907. At the September rate or 800 900 pounds the mine will produce 16.soO. 900 pounds for the twelve months. But the feature of the shan non is that it is a coming property and rom the late years development 1t is evident that the mine is being de- veioped fast. For instance, some months during the current year the ostnut was at the rate of 20,000,00O pounds per annum.
 The company has a substantial sur. nlns---somefhir over s5e0,000--and rince 1904 a bonded debt Of s4S0,0oe .,af been reduced tc less than S200,0o0 ,r,be ,rofitz in 1905 were S27l,153 while for the fiscal year isVs the ng ure was S700,000. an increase or l9' 4c cat ID two yearE'
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13
DICK RRos. oN THE MARkET

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-An profit taking selling was well absorbed. The market closed with good tone, Union Pacific showing net advance of over three points. Southern Pacific, Union Pacific and Reading continue to be lead ing features of speculation. The mar ket is widening. There is continued good feeling for the Hawley stocks. We expect lively speculation in the best of low priced issues. Of the high priced issues, we prefer Consolidated Gas, the three stocks first named and St. Paul We think Steel purchase whenever weak. There has been a good accumulation of Shelters. or the soft coalers We like Norfolk and Western and C. & O., o. & W. is doing well.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13
E. F. BUTTONS LETTER.

Especial Wire to L. J. Overlock)
 NEW YORK, Oct. 12. - Public apathy toward stocks is an excellent thing for the market now as it in sures higher prices later on. Wall street is bullish but not following its convictions in the matter of buying. Small profit taking by traders late this afternoon but stocks appear to be well taken. Without anything un- favorable from Europe, we expect to see the market higher tomorrow. A stock that will be heard from in this market before long is B. R. T. Earn ings of this company warrant much higher figures.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13
CANADIAN PACIFIC.

Montreal-The stockholders of the Canadian Pacific Railway company at their annual meeting today ratified the proposition to increase the com mon stock s50,000, GOO.
 It was stated that none of the stock was likely to be offered for year.
 President Shaughnessy said that the distribution to stockholders from lard sales during the coming year would be unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13
WALKER BROS! MARKET LETTER

Special Wire to l.. J. Oyerlock.)
 NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-The market opened very strong on better Euro pean advices and advanced from one to one and a half points after the opening. Union Pacific advanced to 1651a or six per cent over the low price of Saturday. There was no special news except the more favor able European situation but the sell ing from London and the continent was very small and in the afternoon London was a big buyer of Steel Com mon Barney and Co. were again buyers of Rock Island preferred and accumulation of this stock apparently continues. The market closed steady with prices we'll maintained.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13

Review want Ads bring results
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13
VISITORS FROM slsBEE.

MT. and Mrs. Asa T. Hoy came down
 from Bisbee last evening and were present at the Democratic meeting Mrs. Hoy has recently returned with her son Theodore. and daughter, Miss Katherine, from a summers vacation spent at Long Beach, Cal. MT. Hoy is manager of the Review and recently has come into the political limelight for his successful management of Charles Lockling's candidacy for tho shrievalty nomination on the Demo
 cratic ticket-InternationalAmerican
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13
IN HONOR OF BRYCE.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Oct. 12.-Am- l.assaoor Bryce has gone to Boston to eitend a banquet to be given Tn his fonor tonight ly the British og- carnations of that city. The occa- sifn will be the first appearance of the British ambassador before the reOpie of New England.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
CHEEKY OLD COUPLE
Find Grape-Nuts a Blessing.

After one is seventy, the question Of noufs1
ment is very delicate one.
When old age comes on we do net nee'
much food as during the more active years =
the digestive. organs are very sensitive ana -
must be exercised in it's selection
No food has the strength giving propei-
and is so easy 10 digest by old and y0ans
Grape-Nuts.
For years I have been troubled WIKI
pepsia-for one period years'-Wri'es
aged minister.
i finally began using Gvape-Nuts anu
had no trouble with my stomach since. ieet
fectly w@ir and strong. and though am .
old feel hkeA boy
Then. too my Wife has been trou0s -
years with biuousaess and sick he@u~s
Since she began 10 use Grape-Nuts' s0s' !
weeks ago. she has no further trouble -.
she is quite well and strong. maen -
CHEEKY and happy than in other years. a
Nuts and Postum occupy an important pa n
our breakfast table. and in cur daily l0'~ 10
would be hard for me 70 tell what We
Grape Nuts
There's a Reason" ..s
Name given by Postum Co. Batue .sss
Mich, Read The Road 70 Wellviile' a..
Ever read the above Ietssr7 rev -
pears from time to time. They ara
true. and full of human interest.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
PARSONS DENIES FIXING
No Truth, He Says, in Report OF
Hughes Tip for Primaries.

Herbert Parsons. president Of the Republc,,
County Committee denied yesterday the truth OF a
published rumor that the test vote 20 be taken IN
nine districts on Tuesday to determin4 the ssnti-
meRt among enrolled Republicans with rstsrenc.
70 the denomination Of Governor Hughes had been
Fixed in advance so az to show predoninatfu<
sentiment in favor OF the Governor
He also criticised The TribUne's editorial os yes
terday which questioned the comDrehensivsness q
the proposed test. asserting HIS conhdenes IN TIE
integrity Of the test and In the district leaders
He said:
The statement in some o. the morning nszs
papers [it was not in The TrfbuneI that have
given tip that IN the tests primary days fhs
Hughes ballot should be voted IS absolutely untrue
The object OF the test IS to get a frank and
full expression os opinion from all enrolled Re-
pubIcans. and the only way that We can get Il
is at the primary ballot boxes I ask every
rolled Republican In the %. sth, 9Th. 18th. Ixh.
18th 18Th aOth and 18th Assembly districts to at
tend the primaries and freely vote the ballot
his choice
amy one who says that J have given out
Hughes tip must be a person who fears re-
expression Of opinion and who wants 70 prevsn
it,
When asked II he had any comment to make On
The Tribune editorial Of yesterday. Mr. Parsons
said:
7 viii say this about The Tribune's editorial
1t IS wrong its statement OF facts The pressn.
primary law did not exist n 1897. when The Trf5
une saws Mr. Quigg received mandate against
Mr. Low. The primaries then were not governed
by law It was to correct that that the present
primary law was passed Nor did Mr. Halpia
make any such test in 1876 in regard 70 jerome
Had he the sentiment for Jerome would haEs
shown itself at the primaries
The enrolled voters are the people TO whom ths
party leaders are responsible They FORM ths
great bulk Of the party, and they are not the
n1uttheads that The Tribune seems TO want 70 cal
them in its fear that they will not bring about the
result The Tribune wishes
From what I know OF the enrolled votsrs-for
have to go before them time and again-the test
will easily show whether there is the overwhelm-
ing sentiment In favor Of the Governor that TIE
Tribune announces there is The Tribune. Ike g
many. people only wants leadership one way. and
that IS always it's way.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
OYSTER BAY FOR HUGHES.
All Delegates to Conventions Either In
structed for Him or Known to Favor Him.

Oyster Bay, Sept. 5.--At the Republican conven-
tions held last nghr elect delegates to the
Assembly district convention, the Senatorial
venton and The county convention. all the dele
gates chosen in favor Of the denomination of
Governor Hughes. In the 5th District convention
the men elected avowedly Hughes men. and
were chosen that account. This is President
Roosevelts district, and the views OF the
lected on the question Of the Governorshp were so
we'll known that il not considered necessary
to adopt any resolutions to instruct the dele
gates.
In the 7th District, which takes in the village
proper, resolution adopted which stated that
it the meetings. profound conviction that the
Governor should be the nominee
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
REPUBLICAN DATES.

September 14-State convention. Saratoga. p n
NEW YORK COUNTY
September Reorganization meeting county committee
Murray Hill Lyceum $50 p.
September 11Assembly district conventions. to elect
delegates to the state convention, $50 D. m.
September determination meetings Of Assembly district
committees, $50 ?.
September 28-Congress district conventions $50 o. m
September 3O-Senste conventions. $50 p.
october 1-Assembly conventions, $50 2.
October County convention Murray Hill Iyceuu $50
October i5-Meeting OF county committee. $50 T. m
December 3-Organlzatlon Of city committee $50 D. m
Murray Hill Lyceum.
KINGS COUNTY.
September 1O-Assembly conventions delegates
TO state convention
September 21-Assennby to elect delegates
judiciary convention
September 22-Congress district conventions.
September 23-Senate conventions.
September 26-Assembly conventions.
QUEENS COUNTY.
September li-Assembly district convention.
October i-Senate district conventions.
October County convention
RICHMOND COUNTY.
September 2e-Congress district convention
other convention dates not fixed as yet win be called
this by the county chairman.
DEMOCRATIC DATES
NEW YORK COUNTY.
September 12-Assembly district conventions
delegates to the state convention.
October Congress district conventions
October 2-Senate district conventions.
October County convention nominate justice OF
the Supreme Court. Surrogate and two justices
OF the City Court.
December 1sMeeting OF Assembly district organizations
TO perfect organizations ana elect leaders
December 2o-Meeting of the County General Commit
for organization.
INDEPENDENCE PARTY.
september 2S-State convention, Cooper Union
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
STATE INDEPENDENCE PARTY ptAus

The Independence party will open state head
quarters week from tomorrow at Broadway ana
5sth street. Melvin G. PaIliser John J. Hopper
Henry \. Powell Charles E GehrIns James A
Allen and William j. Taylor will be In charge
There Will be an auxiliary state headquarters In
Albany under the direction Of Louis j. Lang
1t is planned to nominate candidates for all state
and local offices.
The state convention will be held in Cooper Union
on September 3.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
oogLt CHOSEN AS DELEGATE.

Newburg y Y Sept. 5--The Republican ~
ser,bIv Convention OF the Ist District Of Orsnss
County was held this afternoon. and Caleo
Baumer. of Newburg. was named for the Asseh
bly, The following delegates were chosen Tor y
state convention: Ex-Governor Odeu. LOUIS
Goodsen Joseph NJ Dickey F W Wnson'
Howard Ford I H Loughran, John F Cousst
James q. Graham and Joseph Stroock. The dee
CATION was uninstructed-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
cHEmuNe DEMOCRATS FOR ROBINSON.

Elmira. n. Y. Sept. 5.-The Chemung County
Democratic Convention to-day unanimously in
dorsed Colonel D. c. Robinson, of Emira as can
didate fer Governor. and instructed the delegates
TO the state convention to every hOnora BILE
means to secure his nomination. Resolutions were
passed lauding his work in the Assembly and
commencing his successful career in many lines of
endeaVor
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
REPUBLICAN COLLEGE CAMPAIGN

Chicago. Sept 5-Alfred e Lunt. president q ~
National Republican College League. arrived
Republican National Headquarters to-day. ecf
ferred with Secretary Hayward and began the eN
lege campaign for Taft and sherman There ~
some three hundred clubs in the league. VIZ
was organized seventeen years ago. and rs
worked actively IN mast can,Dairrs The lsass
has demonstrated its WORTH said Mr. Lunc "
changing the political point Of view Of coness
dersraduateS."
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
INSTRUCTED FOR HUGHES.
Broome County Convention Orders Delegates
to Work for denomination.

Binzharntou. y Y. Sept. 5-Ths Repubfesa
County Convention, held at the Broone County
Court House this afternoon. nominated Harry c
Perkins to succeed himself member Of Assem-
bIv Resolutions were unanimously adopted IN
dorsfnp the administration OF President Roosevelt
and the nomination Of William H Taft for Prssrl
dent.
Governor Charles E Hughes was lauded ard Ms
denomination was demanded in the resolutions
adopted The delegates TO the state Convention
were instructed TO work for his TenOmtnatfon
Resolutions fndoTsing the records Of Senator Hin-
man and AssembIyman Perkins. and praisns tnsr
stands in support OF the Governor were sls
adopted
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
ToMPKINs COUNTY FOR HUGHES.
Delegates Released from Instructions {"
Vote for Cassidy's denomination.

Ithaca. " Y Sept 5.-The Tompkins County Re
pubIicans. il convention here to-day indorsed Gov
ernor Hughes for denomination. resolution vas
also passed releasing the Senate delegates IIon
instructions to vote for the denomination OF ssn
atOr owen Cassidy, Of Watkins
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
cUMMINs MAKES PROPOSITION.

Des Moines. Iowa Sept. 5.-Ciovernor Cummins
issued statement to the 'standpatters'' opposf-
ton element to-day. declaring that If he is elected
Senator for the short term and is not the choice
of the Republicans at the November primaries he
will resign and take the stump for the successful
candidate
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
POLITICAL CALENDAR.

September s-Prmary day. p. m. p. m.
registration days from a m. 10 p. m)-Monday
October 3; Tuesday, October 8; Saturday. October
To- Monday October IL.
-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
REVISION OF THE TARIFF.

Both parties demand a revision of, the tariff.
But they differ in the principle and aim of such
revision The Republican party stands for the
policy Of protection. II maintains its historic
position in defence Of American standards OF
living and Of the American scale Of wages. The
Democratic party seeks. as Mr.. Bryan construes
its platform to overthrow protection and TO
establish a revenue tariff. Instead Of readjust-
ment of protective. rates and fair arrange
ment of schedules consistent with the long
established policy OF the country. under which
our trade has been developed and our industrial
activities have attained their notable expansion.
he insists on overthrow of the entire system
of protection. thus threatening the dislocation
of trade and the most serious disturbance OF
industry. He sexes not tariff revision but tariff
revolution. Mr.. Bryan appears TO recognize the
serious consequences. of such a course, and in
announcing his position he hastens TO assure
US that the Democratic plan does not contem-
plate an immediate change from one system 10
the other: ii expressly declares that the change
shall he gradual. and gradual chance is only
possible where the country is satisfied with the.
results of each step taken This opens n vista
of indefinite tariff tnkering TO accomplish the
desired object.
Revision there must be. 1t should be prompt,
thorough ard fair. But the policy of protection
will be maintained and American industry, in
volving the interests of our wage earners, mus
be properly safeguarded.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
QUALITY OF ADMINISTRATION.

Legislation must inevitably depend upon the
complexion and disposition of Congress The
President only recommend or veto But the
quality Of the national administration on its ex-
ecutive side Will depend entirely upon the man
who is chosen 10 be President. Whatever else
we may do or fail 10 do. that can determine
in our for Presidential electors. The char
acter OF our diplomacy. the concerns Of in
sular possessions. the management OF our
internal business and the many intricate oues-
fions which lie within the range Of executive
discretion are in the hands of the President for
the veal or of the nation And on this is
sue alone as the coming election viii determine
the character OF the executive administration
for four years and in all probability the charac-
ter Of the judicial branch of the government for
many years longer. the sober judgment of the
people can hardly fail to miss the Importance Of
the selection OF such a Mr.. Taft
QUESTIONS WHICH ARE NOT ISSUES.
Some questions which discussed with no
little vigor can hardly be considered cam
paign issues. Mr.. Bryan desires United States
Senators TO be chosen by direct vote OF the peo-
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
'W oman .Assassinated
While Clearing Table.

Knoxville, Tenn, Dec.5.-Near Luz
ther's, Tenn, q little mountain hamlet
IN Hancock county. Mrs. Ruth Mills
Nasassassinated by an unknown party
WHO fred at her through q window,
With q shotgun while she was clear
zing away the supper dishes. The en-
tire contents of the weapon entered
her body near the heart. There is no
clue to the assassin and no known
cause forthe tragedy. She had been
married only few months to Noah
Mills, whose first wife met a tragic
death q little over year ago, when
S. pistol accidentally went off, the
buffet causing her instant death.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15

Pay your dues to the Dispatch:
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
5uggies and Wagons.

T. B. Aughtry & Co. Columbia,
always carry big lot of buggies and
wagons to select from. All styles,
makes and prices. Special prices
will now be quoted. Wheelwright
and blacksmith supplies always in
stock at lowest prices.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
Seven Persons Shot By Negro.

Augusta, Ark, Dee. 5.-Crazed by
cocaine, Wash Mussay, negro, ran
amuck here early today shooting seven
white people, two of whom were wo-
men. The negro was finally corraled
sin the railroad yard and shot to death
by posse, fighting until he fell lit
orally riddled with bullets. One OF
Mussay's victims will die.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15

The jury In case of LaWten Lowrey,
WHO was tried at Saluda last week
for havifg killed his brother, Preston
lowrey, while in 9 state Of intoxiea-
ticn, tailed to agree and a mistrial
was ordered.
It is said that nine of the jury stood
.for murder and three for manslaugh-
ter. The defence claimed temporary
Insanity.
It will be recalled that Lawton and
{ Preston Lowrey were living in the
same house. One night about Il O'Clock
Lawton came in intoxicated and went
Into the bedroom of Preston and
emptied a shot gun into his body in
I the presence of his wife, who was the
only witness to the terrible tragedy.
zLawton was unmarried.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
date For Re- Election.

A IF. Lever, We have been In
Turned, will be 8 candidate forreelec-
pn to congress, where he has already
ade 8 fine reputation for himself and
fnlle most excellent service for his
sissmadiates constituency and for the
whole state. g I.
The Record Is pleased to know that
S1dr Lever has determined to run for
& reelection. He isvery popular id this
congressional distsiet, and that he
VIII sncceed himself is almas
xone conclRsi6n. BE isa young man
IS yet, well-equipped, strong and
gggressiYe, and we have no doubt that
{ the years to come hold in store for
him further and greater honors. His
ithfhhsss TO duty in his present po-
Sition IS bound in time to bring. its
own, reward The Record.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15

0111 10s111 e111t0 OF ~ 'o1 0J 9t 17FF o
It will shop early Come here and make seec-
tons The prices quoted all the big exceedingly low
We bought Toys ew Novelties and special
lower than before We have the appropriate gift
every member of the and DID, Goods have here
in last few in carload lots Box after box and barrel after
barrel have worked and day things shape We
ready for you
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
Actress Kills Self.

Mrs. Clara Bloodgood, one OF the
finest actresses ever seen on the Am
erican stage, committed suicide II
a Baltimore hotel on Thursday bJ
shooting herself in the mouth with
pistol. No cause is assigned for the
rash act.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
Great Sugar King Dead.

Mr.. 81. O. Havemeyer, president of
the American Sugar Refining Compa-
ny, died suddenly at his home at Ca
mack, L. l., on Wednesday. He was
one of the richest men in America,
being many times millionaire.