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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-01
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF
 INTEREST
Newsy Arizona Events Taken In at g
 Glance

Heavy shipments of bsled alfalfa ar,
 s, present teing made from Thatcher Stafford and Solomonyille.
 The Morenci Leader has been leased tO sn customer, who will succeed MT | Cleveland, who goes 10 Phoenix ss the governor private secretary.
 A burglar was captured in Nogale. while in the act of entering the office of dentist. A likely place to get pu led.
 The Presbyterians of Tucson are to build chapel building to cost Sl0,OOO which they will use until they are able to erect fine church edifice
 Vii jam Spencer, prominent rancher of the Phoenix section, fell from his wagon seat and was badly injured.
 Smallpox in the Warren distric' es- pecislly in BIsbee, seems to be under control. No new cases have been re- ported during the past week
 A business college i. soon to be es- tsblished at Prescott.
 Mesa is considering the feasibility Of putting in a sewerage system.
 Phoenix will held an election on May 9th to select two aldermen.
 Tucson business men will run trade excursion to sonora on March 18th.
 Thieves entered Chinese store in Nogales and stole $50 in money and $40 worth of groceries.
 One of the walls oi the new Repub- lican building fell in at Phoenix and a carpenter was badly injured.
 The old folks of the GiIs valley en- joyed social and picnic at Layton, near Stafford, yesterday.
 The Sons of the American Revolu. ton enjoyed their twelfth annual ban. quet at Phoenix on Saturday night.
 The New York store at Phoenix, one of the largest in the city, was en- tered by burglars and sl4 in money taken from the cssh drawer. En- trance was gained to the store b. lift; ing a window on the ground floor.
 Governor Kibbey is nov en route from Washington and will perhaps reach Phoenix sext M0sdsy with bis pockets jammed full of promises.
 A Mexican laborer was found mur- dered in one of the principal streets oi Tucson. Several arrests have been made, but the officers have but little evidence to connect the suspected par ties with the crime. The man was found wth bullet wound in hs heart.
 Frank Jones, employed as a pres'- man in the job department of the Douglas Dispatch, got his right hand caught in a press which he was feed ing, and as 6 result of the accident he lost his thumb, which was amputaad shortly after the mIshsp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-01
From Tuesdays Daily.

J. II Talbot and wife and W. G
 Msnnarring were inc ,ming passen,
 gers on the morning train and left a,
 once fer the Leadville camp.
 S P. Bender, business manager of
 the Falio R0msin Co.,, which plays
 The Schi,iT-lin next Saturday, Is in
 the c.ty arranging for the appearaLce of the company
 Philo Wilcox and c. E. Ellerbe re- turned this morning from Tucson, where they spent 4 few days on a yilit to friend-.
 G. ". lnge, general inspector of tie BuIeiu 'i Explosives Of the Amer:- eau Railway Association, was in the city today making sn inspection of the powder houses in this district in close proximity to railroad property.
 H. c. BeumIer. the Douglas lawyer, was in the city yesterday on 8 short business trip.
 Col. 4. L. Grow has returned from a trip to San Francisco.
 George McGee and wife of Charles ton were in the city yesterday, being called here or business matters.
 Mrs. Edward Nevin is spending a few days in Bisbee on s visit to friends.
 Chs Gottschaik lei, yesterday for Bisbee, where he will spend few dave on mining business
 Sheriff White, who left here few days ago with Patsy O'Tonle, taking him to the insane asylum, was taken sick in Phoenix with an attack of la | grippe. He is improving, and ex- poets to return home soon.
 E. J. Jacklin and Sam Watt are present in the Swi.shelrn mountains. where they are engaged on the annual assessment work on the Jscklin & Cummings mining claims.
 Joe Brown left yesterday for Lead lille, where he will enter the employ 'f the company operating there
 Oscar Gilman and family left yes erday for Bishee, where they expect 0 make their future home.
 General Manager W. F. Staunton f tie Tomp pstone Consolidated Con- any returned :his morning from a-c0, where Le las been for several ays. He reports the smel,er as run ing smoothly, handling about 300 ons of ore per day.
 County Treasurer J. Y. Gaines has 0 far recovered from his recent at ack oi typhoid fever as to be about. 'uring the past few days he has en- Dyed an autonob outing, and this lOrning was at his office for & hort time. This will be pleasing ews to his many friends throughout he countg and territory
 L. Loranyer. superintendent Of the company, operating bout sixty miles south of Cananea. as in the city a few days ago on a isit to his old friend, Col. II. l. ickett, the wellknown local attorney, he two having been associated in iining interests in Utah and other estern states. MT. Loranyer is the preventative of prominent Duluth, 'ichigan, capitalists, and is looking Iter their interests in Arizona, Sonora nd New Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-01
Real Identification
 Is Now Known

IL has been learned from relatives that Rand is the real name of George Richardson, the horseman, who re- cenily..died in Phoenix. His father has been located at Upper Sandusky, Ohio, and has ordered the body buried at Phoenix. Rand had no other mo- tive for changing his name than c misunderstanding with bic relatives Before dying he made 6 request that no effort be made to locate his rela- tives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-01
Treasurer Games
 Is Serenaded

The Tombstone Minstrel Qusrtette, composed Of J. E. Needham, Oscar K. Coll, Harry Kendall and R. L. Ken dall, assisted hy the Oakland Man doliu Club, composed Of Roy McIn- tyre, George Wales and Louie Gotts- chalk, complimented J. N. Gaines win .-r-n.d. party 6, Monday night. Jay Enn," IS the popular county treasurer is called by his hos. of.friends, appreciated the compliment as well as the evenings entertainment accorded him by the jo y party oi moonlight serenaders.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-01
\ Phoenix dispatch s2ys-

\ Phoenix dispatch s=ys:-
 Tie worlds record for shearing sheep by machinery was broken yes tsriay by r Min, who sheared 325 sheep in nine hours. The next high est record was made by J. Bowdle, who shesred 300. A plant employ ing thirty snearers also made a record shearing 6,572 sheep in nine hours, or 22O per man. The shearing was done at BeardsIey, twenty-five miles north. east of Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-01
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold D Cents Gold and Silver SI.OO Lea 7jcents Gold, Silver, Coppersl.5O
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. Placer Gold, Retorts and Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN Assay Co.,, 1886 Court Place Denver. Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-01
Marriage Licenses
 Recently Issued

The following marriage licenses have recently been issued ont of the probate court
 J. L. Silverthorn to wed Anna Hil- lock, both of Bisbee.
 c. K. Bodenhoner to wed Margaret Ryan, both of Bisbee.
 Chas. B. Jones to wed Beulah TaF. Tor, both of Douglas:
 Henry Herbert Hotchkins 10 wed Myrs Elizabeth Hooper, both of Doug las.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-01

Henry F. Ashurst Of Coconiro county declares positively that he will not he a candidate for congress.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-01
To Cure a Cold in One Day s;.s: s7:sss. rdls Laxative Promo Quinine r.ssst. 6MZ sncsy

J O Martin property
 in Stettler's first sddi-
 ton to the city of
 DougIas ....-.......- "VV Paul De Paud ct ux to
 L N BlinR Lumber company Tombstone
 property. ....... ... ID .. James A Howell ct ux to
 Paul De Baud Tomb
 stone property 25 William Hutton to Flor
 ence Hutton mines I in the Cochise dis i tTlct .-.......-..... | 4 Wentworth, mayor of Tombstone, to Leonard
 and Lillie NJ Mellgren
 Tombstone property 40 The Arizona and Mexico
 Realty company to
 Albert stacy property
 in the Overlook sddi-
 tion to the city oi
 Dnugl.s .... " S25 % samuel Friedman et ux to W NJ Zeek Benson property. y......-.-..- 10 Joaquin Gonzales to Feli. cisna Gutierrez Doug las property ..... 70 The International Land and Improvement com. pany Joaquin Gonzales Douglas property ... B Q. James :Ball and John Hughes ct u1 to Chas Pelot Bishee pro7- erty. y...... ..... 10 samuel Angius ct ux to Thomas Angius prop trty in the Pirtle addi- ton to the city Of Douglas ............ 500
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-01
PROBATE COURT

fkOhAIE tCbkI
 Estate of Ben Louie Sand
 MINING DEEDS ! Woodson Garrari ST to
 Robert Msckey mines
 in the Warren mining
 district ........ : A Merritt ct lux tolW
 Wallace mines in the Warren mining dis l AI4ct ..---.-.----.-. IT John Cowsn et ux to B CsrettO mines in the Warren mining dis 1s.Ct .........-...... sSJ
 WARRANTY DEEDS | J 0 Martin ct ux to Frank 0 and Leila L Elyey property in the Settler addition to Doug as .-.... lu .. The Arizona and Mexico Realty company to F O and Leila L Elyery property in the Over lock addition 10 Doug. lht bpi J G Ewell to Herman Peterson property in Kline and Ewells sub division to Stettler's first addition 10 Doug Id> lVD |.
 DEEDS M J Donohoe to J Par ley property in the North addition to Douglas. -- c Angela Dias de Hansen and husband to Co., chise county, portion of the Hansen Garden addition to city Of Bis. bes. s...-.- lJft Warren company to Lysaght Dupen prop erty in Warren town site ..... ...... I25o .. LysagLt DGien C. ux to couthwesteIn Realty company property in the Warren town site ..... .........--. 10
 e C. DE Nrs Hattie H Mott to Mary Ellen Frey Douglas property. $50
 MORTGAGE Pablo Telles to William Holmes
 R.E. MORTGAGE. JT Eastman ct ux to James and Etta Bowling Nick Zanovich ct uI to ssnco Zin- coyich c E Critics 70 Martin Costello Lydia L Fike to Annie M Little Bernardo Gomez ct ux to Blanche  H P Page to Ellen R Epps
 EILL sy sALh John v Wallace to Hirch X com piny
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE. Copper Queen Consolidated Mining company to Mrs L WoOler Bank Of Douglas to L II SheI - pard
 Julia Litchfeld to E R Thornton Bank of Bisbee to Ella K Short EM Lewis to Lee Hunter EJ Jacklin to R Sampson
 AGREEMENT Frank NJ Mott to Hattie H Mott James Allison ct ux to J E Wright and l H Barkdoll
 POWER OF ATTORNEY. Maud Lesr Merritt to s A Merritt
 LrESs. LW Blinn Lumber Co vs Juan Valenzuela and James Young
 HOMESTEAD by Joseph Waltner
 ORDER PROBATE COURT. Estate Joseph A Mcdonald Estste David \ Hawkins DEEDS. TO Martin ct tx to W F Nibsrt property in s.ettler's first addi- tion to the city of Douglas ........-..-. Lsuis F Stettler ct ux to
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-01
RECORDS OF
 C0CHISE COUNTY
instruments fi;ej Ma the cJll [
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BHIE

'HI hCSuhUS oiteN IN bht: The International Land and Improvement colnpSny to Katie Dukes Douglas prop eits ..-...-.-.---.. ZOu (. c Norton ct ux to F H Stover Douglas prop eIty -.....-. 2oO Q. Alfred Godfrey ct ux U N Locket Bisbee property. y....-.... TOO Copper Queen Consoli- dated Mining company 10 Thomas G Roberts Douglas property " I060 .. Katie Dukes to F N Peironneti Douglas property .....--... 52 Pstri k M Kelly ct ux to H J Hsthke Bisbse property ........... 100 .. John Taylor, mayor of Bisbee, to Patrick II Kelly Bisbee prop ertS ---. ,
 MORTGAGES JH Hughes to E B Mason com pauy
 Eugene Schneider to E B Mason company
 Lorenzo Wright to E B Mason com psny
 Richard Humphrey to E B Mason company
 RE Griffin to B-ophy Carriage com pany
 Fo King to Brophy C'rrisgc com, pany
 BoF Dlmn D Hr.phy Carrisg= company
 Thon, as c Roberts to Ira Aver HE Eichler to B Macon com POWER Cf ATTORNEY. Alfred Godfrey ct ur to Alexsnde Ferreps
 AGREEMENTS Sam Greenherg with Mrs c Par que
 B.ss. DEED. Hugh C Magarrell e; u1 to Carrie Psrr Douglas property ......... 2lUo
 e. c DEED Cochise Developmsnt company to W E Stew ar, Bisbee property. 10 ..
 WARRANTY DEED Frank Ramsey ct ux toM and R H Tad lock Douglas prop erty ............... lu .. Charles A Wallace ct ux to E T Boucher Tomb stone property ......- SJo ..
 BILL OF sA:E JED Douglas to N L Dsiss
 CHATTLE MORTGAGE John Lopiz'ch to Copper Queen company
 RE. MORTGAGE Edward Scott et ux to L Over. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION The Peoples Store company Pioneer Lumber company
 MORTGAGE. ALW Wilson ct ux to HoucE and Dieter company
 sATIsFAcTICE CT MORTGAGE Geo " Bunker to W Wool
 LAND CLAIMS. By J1bn Rock
 Is I6xAIsT Haryey s Robins' to JoLaugh lin
 POWER OF ATTORNEY Fred P Clark to Clara Clark
 LEASES u.R Mcfarland to Mrs Gee
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-03
he disposition OF the days receipts was
each buyer purchasing the num-

CATTLE-Receipts OF cattle were very
moderate this morning at all market points.
Locally receipts consisted very largely OF
cornfed steers. with a very small sprink-
among the receipts were nineteen cars OF
southern cattle on their way 10 the Da-
kota range which were not offered for sale.
1t was very evident this morning tnat
packers were all hungry for beef cattle
and they were out In the yards earlier than
usual. The trade was active and the early
arrivals were pretty much all cleaned up
trains prolonged the trade considerably
beyond that hour. In addition TO being &C
tive, the market was safely 1Oc higher
than yesterday. To quote II 16d26c higher
for the two days this week would be a
very conservative Among the
very choice y~earling steers and heifers,
which sold at S.bdS@.
The market for cows and hsifsT5 wa al
most hare, there being hardly enough cattle
OF that kind TO really make a good test
OF values. Still what few cattle there were
sold very readily at prices that were a
little higher again than yesterday. For the
two days the market il safely lO6l5c higher
on the general run OF COW stuff.
The etocker and feeder market was al
most bare, but the feeling was fully steady
and strong, to say the Least
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed steers, S6.5OdL@: fair to good
corn-fed steers. 4.5Od6.B; good 10 choice
COWS and heifers. AS5d5.50; fair TO good
cows and heifers, 3.S5d4.@; common 70
fair cows and heifers. H.&d3.S5; good 70
choice stockers and feeders, AT5d52s; fair
to good stockers and feeders. AOo14 20;
common to fair stockers and feeders, 23g
$50: stock heifers. 50. 6435
naHWaEanf aFfra aa1aGs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-03

SHEEP-Heceipts this morning consisted
Of nineteen cars, out Of which number
there were twelve or fourteen cars only
good enough for feeders. Among the ar
rivals OF killers were a few more Idaho
rangers, the same as were here yesterday.
The market was in very much the same
condition as yesterday; that is, extreme y
slow and dull, with the demand very
meager and with the trade a drag from
start TO finish. Prices were weak to 10c
lower than yesterday. Not only were kill
ers slow, but feeders were equally hard to
move.
The Idaho ewes brought s4.ao. which was
DC less than yesterday. The wethers sold
at the same price, not being as good as the
ewes. 1t would be well for range sheep
men to go pretty slow In marketing grass
ers so long as there are still quite a good
many very decent fed sheep and lambs
coming. The range stock this early is not
apt to be any too good and IL has to sell
in direct competition with fed stock. Shorn
fed lambs sold today at -. Od4.S0 with
heavy wethers at 45.
Quotations on lambs: Good to choice
light~wooled lambs. S6.00d6 40; fair to good
H~ght-wooIed lambs. S.50d6.M; good to
choice heavy-wooled lambs, s. I5d6.O0; shorn
lambs TIC under wooded stock.
Quotations on sheep; Good to choice
yearlings, shorn, A65d490; fair to good
yearlings, shorn, &.&d46; good to choice
wethers. shorn. &44014.50; fair to good
wethers, shorn, H.3d4A 40: good to choice
ewes. shorn, 4.25d4.50; fair to good ewes.
shorn, 250q4.5; culls and bucks. shorn,
S2.5oq25O; wooded sheep 25a4Oc above shorn
stock.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-03
CONDITION OF COTTON CROP
Almost same moan Planted as Last
Year, Percentage Being
Better.

WASHINGTON. June 2-The cotton
planted his spring IL estimated at 2.osl.0d
acres and rs condition On May Is, last. 10
given as 7e7 per cent in the first cotton
reports for this season made public at the
Department OF AGRICULTURE today. The
acreage as Is against z0So.O0t
acres last year and the condition on Afay
Is is against 785 per cent last year.
NEW ORLEANa La, June lowing tC
the fact that a consensus OF opinion amons
traders was that the bureau report on the
ondition OF cotton crop would be about q
per cent. when the government bulletin,
7s.7 per cent was issued today. it had very
llttle effect on the market. An acreage
report Of about 100000 has been antici-
pated and the small differences between
this and the government report, sz.oSl.0oo,
was not sufficient to furnish a factor In
the market.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-03
Foreign

LONDON, June Mooney was abundant
and easy on the market today in spite OF
the payment Of &,000.O0 in connection with
the Pennsylvania bonds. Discounts were
weaker. On the Stock exchange business
.broadened in various sections. Cheap money
was the leading factor in the advance,
which was pronounced in consOls, colonial
issues, Japanese bonds and Russian securi-
ties. chiefly for investment account. Con-
soils. however. lost a quarter OF a point in
the afternoon on profit taking and this
caused British securities to close easier.
American securities jumped smaFtly in re-
Spouse TO the rise on Wall street. Union
Pacific led the advance and low priced
issues were supported by local and cont-
mental houses. Canadian Pacific was weak.
being affected by the reduction in the
Hudson Bay dividend. In the afternoon good
New York support and bear covering sent
prices higher and caused a firm close at a
shade below the best for the day. kaffirs
were firm on bear covering prior 70 the
holidays. ..fN-s.
PARIS. Tune 2.-Trading on the Bourse
today was strong and prices recovered fol-
lowing the lead of New York.
BERLIN, June 2-Prices on the Bourse
today opened firm and moderatively &C
tive Japanese and Russian preferred secur-
tiles weakened later in the day and the
market closed quiet
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-03
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
ouotations % the Day on varto us
Co~mmodfffea.

NEW YORK. June z-FLOUR-Receipts,
400 bhls exports l.N0 bills market
S.@a69; winter strsights. sAspd4$; Min
nesota bakers, AD6A6; winter extras.
H.Sc94lO; winter pateuts. t4SOq4so: winter
taiE to good, ASoQ4so; choice TO fancy
CORNMEA1-steady; fine white and gel
.RYE-Easy; No. 2 western, Se, (. Q. b..
ain bu. spot market firm; No: 2 red,
u.0t. elevator. and n02. spot T. o. b..
afloat; No. / northern Duluth, H.161a. Z. O..
b. anoat; No; 2 hard winter, nLl1; T. o. b.,
crop news put wheat prices up a cent per
bushel today. Shorts were good buyers
when late realizing developed the market
higher. July, Ssgsi@ closed al sNs;
coRN-Receipts. SsO bu. exports. $500
bu.i spot market firm; No. 2, 76lhc,
elevator and &c. T. o. b. afloat; Option
western strength and closed Na1c net
higher. July closed at TAG; September.
oETsERsSo,eeisp e al s. 3 bu.; spot market
steady: mixed. Is to q lbs. 5J,hd55c; ma
turai white, Is to az lbs, 57l4a5gifc; clipped
white, p to 50 lbs, 5sds5c.
HAY-Easy: good to choice. sOdsbc.
1911 crop 59iic; isS crop, los; Pacific
N0nGAH - NA0Ht WNNts ANo tINHs =
HIDESF1rm; Bogota, i7Ac; Central
America, IT1Sc.
LEATHER-Quiet; acid. Igde7c.
PROVISIONS-Beef, teady family, Eb.5
a17.00; mess, Sl3.50dlAO0; beef hams, 16BOG
500; packet, aAB91aO; city extra India
mess, H4O04E.m. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies. @.00d1O.00; picked hams, &.T5a
1000. Lard. steady; western, S.BGs.60; re-
fined, quiet: continent. 500; South Amer
lea. @o. compound, N.S7INdS12h. Pork.
quiet; family, NT.OOR18.0; short clears, N5.l5
TLB; mess, dAI5015.B.
TALLOW-ouiet; city f2 per pkgl. sac;
country (pkgH. freel 5Ad5Mc.
RICE5Quiet; domestic, fair to extra,
3N96Hc; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER-Ffrm; creamery specials, 24c,
extras, 2S1kc; thirds TO firsts, 190z8c; stats
dairy, common to finest, 19d23c; process
common to special, 14Q2lhe; western fac
tory, firsts. 19c.
CHEESE-Steady; full creamery, old spe-
cials. 15c; state full cream. old, full white,
fancy, 14Ac: state full cream, old. large ans
small, colored, fancy, 14A<o; state full cream
fair to prime, uM0i3e; state full cream,
common, Sqe1kc; state fun cream, new, 81.
I10lSc-
EGGS-F1rmer: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected. white. i9a3c; good
to choice, 1s1Iee.
PoULTRY-Alive. steady; western sprinl
chickens, Ec; fowls, Pfc; turkeys, lie
dressed, unsettled; western spring chickens
2d32c; turkeys, I2G17c; fowls. 12dl4c.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-03

hANsAb CITY. Mo. June L|CATTLE-
Receipts, 1900 head. Including 500 southerns;
market for steers steady; top, Gi5; cows.
loc higher, quarantine. Toe higher: choice
export and dressed beef steers, s66 ais:
fair to good. 2.lOH65; western steers, 800
as. u; stockers and feeders. s3.z506 90:
southern steers, A.O0GTIO, southern cows.
s.. Bd4l5; native cows, S2.50G5.50: native
helfers, 25d6S; bulls iS4o@5.50; calves,
81 $3.50.
HOGS-Receipts. 0.00 head; market lOc
lower; top. $50; bull kOf sales, S5.25a5 As:
heavy, S.Bd6.50; packers and butchers,
S.304o-50; High $500. 40: pigs. SI0Od43l
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 500
head; market loQi5c lower lambs. t4.sOd6s s,
ewes and yearllngs, AOJ6As0; Texas year
ings, A.2dS.q1; Texas sheep. s375d4 81:
stOckers and feeders. 80dAo0
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-03
OId settler. TO ceIebrate.

MITCHELL. s. D., June G-lspeciaL)-
The Old Settlers association OF At Vernon
will hold their annual celebration Thursday,
June IL A program OF sports and two base
ball games has been arranged for the day
aside from the exercises OF a Literary char
acter in the morning. White Lake and the
Chamberlain Indians will play one game
and the Mitchell and AleNandria teams Will
play the second game OF ball. The Mt. YER
non old settlers have been holding these
celebrations Tor a quarter Of a century and
the old settlers r. comprised OF those who
located I'm the county prior 20 1873. The eel
csrlii1n usua ly draws geo. l. tom all parts
Of the county and an average OF 500 peo-
pie enjoy the hospitality % at Vsrn0a OF
these OCCASIONS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-03
New YORK Minine stocks.
NEW YORK. June 2.-Closing quotations
IN MINING stocks were as follows:
Metal Market.

was quite a sharp advance in the London
tin market, spot elos.44g at Gl2 5s and
futures at sl& Is Sd. The local market
1850 to S2900. Copper was higher at E5S
22s Sd for spot and at s5s lbs Cd for futures
was dull, with lake quoted at S2.75f12S7k.
electrolytic at S1250dl2.75 and casting at
H23Tkdl26. Lead was a shade higher In
London. while locally the market was dull
at A32lk64&. Spelter was unchanged at
R19 lbs IN London. The local market was
easy and a little lower at $450n4.55. Iron
was higher In London. with Cleveland war
rants quoted at sos 101kd. The local market
was unchanged. wifi No. / northern
foundry quoted at SIS Bd17.a. No. 2 north
ern foundry at E6-00dl7.00 and No. 1 south
ern and No. 1 southern soft az S16.567T0o.
ST. LOUIS, June 2-METALSELead, un-
changed, A.Z2h. Spelter, $40.