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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
Wedding Gift
 Assortment Complete

We announce the completeness of our Fall1ines and their complete readiness for your selection Never in the his tory of our store have we been able to display so complete, so varied, and so perfectly assorted stock of all those articles suited for presentation on wedding and anniversary occasions.
 We have given even more than our usual painstaking attention to the articles of the unusual sort, things that are out of the ordinary and pos sessed of an individual character.
 In Silver, Art Goods and other arti- cles of virtu, we have a great variety as we'll as great values. Our "Rock | Crystal' cut glass will also prove worthy of careful inspection.
 H. (. ABBOTT & BRO. 1905 Second Avenue
 ] Hopss of supSri0r Standing
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
DEVELOP YOUR BUST.

50 Package FREE to Any Woman
 Who Wants Beautiful Figure.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-27
ANOTHER BIG sIR|k
 REPORTED AT DONRAE.
CParadise Record.)


 Another strike of rich ore has been made on the Doran and Gallaghe- property-this time in the west drift. The pay streak in the tunnel face is one foot wide, with the vein system covering most of the face. It is a shipping ore carrying copper, silver and lead.
 The vein has every appearance of widening out
 The depth is about forty feet. The drift is now being run in a south westerly direction, while the vein Is dipping to the northwest It is about twenty feet southwest of the 120-foot shaft.
 It is believed that this drift is on the hanging wall. and that the east drift. sixty feet distant. is on the foot wall. Should this be proven, it would mean an ore vein sixty feet in width.
 Providence Copper Company.
 The board of directors of the Prov idence Copper company has decided to sink 200 feet on the Rabbit group. near Dunn springs. The sinking will be continued in the shaft on Rabbit No. 5, which is now 30 feet deep
 The entire shalt is highly mineral ized and on the foot wall there IS about one foot of high grade copper glance and carbonate ore. The gan sue is quartz and spar The shaft is on a contact of birds-eye porphyry for the foot wall, and lime for the hanging wall-an ideal formation for large deposits of ore. And from pres ent showings and indications, it is believed to b eoniy question or depth when this property will be a big shipper.
 Early Bird.
 The work on the Early Bird, Sam S. Suplee in charge, is still going on. The shaft Is now 90 feet deep and is looking well.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-27
PRESIDENTS
 REPORT OPTIMISTIC
(Arizona Republican,

J W Sharpe, president of the Sa- lome Hillside Mining company which is now engaged in diligently exploit ing the ground adjoining the Arizona Northern strike, is in the city from the mine and brings most flattering reports Shaft No 1 is now down about 25 feet, the shaft being Axe feet in the clear The ore vein which on the surface was only fifteen inches wide has widened to five feet. a sam pie of the vein assaying sS per ton which is fine value for such a strong lead. Sixteen inches of the vein as- says $30 per ton. Mir. Sharpe says that if that sort of business holds out for another fifty feet they have surely got a mine.
 About 500 feet from this shaft the company has begun the driving of a tunnel designed to cross three lodges that show strong croppings on the surface. the three lodges being about fifteen feet apart The tunnel is only in five or six feet and 1t is expected the first ledge will be cut at some where about thirty feet and that sixty or eighty feet will give them a good idea of what the three lodges look like at sufficient depth to form a good opinion of them, as a foot of vertical depth is gained with every foot of horizontal depth The same money it would take to explore one vein to that depth with a shaft, will expose the three of them by means of the cross cut tunnel
 The company is now employing ten men at the camp. eight of them being miners. and the work is being pushed as fast az possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-27
LAcKAwANNA DIRECTORS
 WILL MEET TODAY

NEW YORK. May es.-The direc- tors of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. the only anthracite coal road which mines and transports its own coal and sells it at terminal points in it's own name, will meet to- morrow to consider plans for bring ing the operations Of the company within the requirements of the com modities clause of the Hepburn law as interpreted by the supreme court ID the necision recently nanoeu down.
 The decision, in the opinion of counsel. leaves the way open to the Lackawanna either to place its coal lands in a holding company. the stock of which could either be distributed to the Lackawanna stockholders or held in the roads treasury. or else to form a company for the operation of the mines or for the sale of the coal after it has been mined. It is said that the Lackawanna stockhold- CTS win be called upon to decide which plan shall be adopted.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-27
BIG INCREASE IN
 STOCK OF COLD

WASHINGTON. May PA pre- liminary summarization of a series of tables bearing on the production of gold prepared by the bureau of sta tistics was made public today Ac- cording to the figures, the worlds stock of gold has increased about one half in the last decade. and doubled in the last quarter of a century. The stock O. money is practically 75 per cent more than a decade ago.
 The gold production from the dis covery of America to the present time." it is stated. aggregated 13.- 900. .000. 900 in round numbers, and the amount of gold now in existence is estimated by experts, still speaking in round terms. at 10000 ,000, 900 in value, while the value of the gold coin in all the countries of the world from which statistics are available now az gregate S7,000.0G0.00 The gold out put of the worlds mines during the ten years ending with 1909 aggregated g. 400 .000.o0, while the product of the preceding fifty years aggregates $2,- 40. .0o0. .000."
 The summary adds that. consider ings it's distribution by countries. the United States has greater supply of gold money than any other country" The figures are: United States, 1,613.- o0oo. 1000; Germany, 1.044. .000. 900: France. $926. 900. 900: Russia. S9I7, ,000.- 600; United Kingdom, $565. 900. 900; Austria-Hungary. $33.000. 900; Italy, $25S, 900. 900; Australia. $15s, ,O00, 900; Egypt. $140.000. 900; Argentina. $140,- 000, 900; India. $113.000.000 Japan. ss6. 100000; Canada. $65, 1000. 900; Bra zil, s51 ,ooo.o0o; Turkey, s132.0Oo. 900.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-27
Grand Arizona.

The Grand Arizona, just beyond is still in iron sulphides of the variety frequently mentioned in these columns and if work should suspend. or the bottom drop out at this stage of development the propo- sition might reasonably be mention. cd as mine
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-27
MINING MEN ON
 TOUR Los Angeles and Salt Lake Capitalists Will Inspect Ari-
 zona Properties ;nWNERc nE eTncK oE
OWNERS OF STOCK OF
 RAY AND HERCULES

PHOENIX. May 26.-Six prominent mining men from Los Angeles and Salt Lake arrived in Phoenix yester- day and left this morning for Kelvin and Ray. Four are connected with the Ray Consolidated company and two with the Hercules. The Ray peo- ple are merely on a trip of inspection while the visit of the two members of the party interested in the Hercules group. means that development work is to be started upon a big scale at that property.
 Ray Consolidated members of the party are D. C. Jackling of Salt Lake. manager of the Ray Consolidated. Philip Wiseman of Los Angeles and Kelvin, superintendent of the proper ty; F. A. Taylor of Salt Lake. con structinS engineer. and Seeley w. Mudd of Les Angels, who is heavily interested. The other two men in the bunch were W. P. Dunham and E. c. Thomas of Los Angeles. Mir. Dunham is owner of the Hercules group, which comprises 100 acres of ground. the largest amount held by one man in that district. Mr. Thomas is his engi- neer and night hand man.
 Messrs. Durham and Thomas have ordered star drill of the latest type. which they expected to arrive at Ray about the same time as themselves. They intend to see the drill set up and started to work. Holes thousands of feet deep will be drilled with the apparatus to prove the extent of the ore body.
 Already sT5.000 has been spent upon the Hercules group and thousands of tens of rich ore is in sight The group is known as one of the most promising in the Ray district
 Mir. Wiseman spends great deal of his time at Ray Messrs Jackling. Mudd and Taylor make a trip to the property every three or four months to check up the work which has been done.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-27
Prominent Mining Man.

Frank Watts of La Cuesta Costillo was among the important list of land and mine owners up from Nacozari this week Frank first sold the orig. inal Tabatacochi. the Caradad and several other important properties in the Moctezuma district
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-27
COPPER MAGNATE'S
 STATEMENTS PLEASE
Supervisor McCabe Gets 0p- timistic Information From
 PittSburg Friends

BOSTON. May 26.-Within the next tract relations now existing between the Guggenheims and the interests af- filiated with the Amalgamated Copper Co. will have ceased.
 On April 1 last. the contracts which the United Metals Selling Co. had for marketing the output of the Utah Cop per O., expired and the same were turned over to the Guggenheims. who have been refining the Utah product al their Baltimore refinery. The Utah product at their Baltimore refinery The Utah Copper Go. is now produc- ing al the rate of 60.000.0O pounds of copper annually.
 In 1910. there will expire the con tract between the Utah Consolidated and the Guggenheims under which Utah Consolidated ores have been treated at the Garfield smelter of the American Smelting & Refining Co. A l0-year contract will tehn go into effect with the International Smelling & Refining Co. under which the smelt- ing of Utah Consolidated ores will be carried on at the new smelter now be- ing erected at Tooele. Utah.
 The present arrangement provides that the Guggenheims shall treat as a maximum 300.000 tons of ore yearly while the new contract names 1900 tons a day at a rate which will be 61.6o cents per ton more favorable to Utah Consolidated Co.
 Prior to the differences which have arisen between the Amalgamated-- United Metals Seelling Co. interests, and the American Smelting & Refin. ing CO, all but about 50.000. 900 pounds of the copper produced by the Gug. genheim companies were marketed through the United Metals Selling Co. ultil about a year ago through the Cuggenheims decided to market all of their own product through the Amer ican Shelters Securities Co.
 The recent resignation of James Phillips Jr. from the board of the Utah Consolidated Co. is further evidence of the lack of cordiality which exists between the aforementioned inter- ests- He was for years known as an Amalgamated man, but more recently h has been closely identified with the Guggenheims in their Nevada mining properties.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-27
COPPER OPENS
 STRONG Little Effect on General List of StockS-CurhS Are the
 Most Active CLOSE SHOWS BUT
 FRACTIONAL CHANGES
By Frank J. Graf.

Copper metal opened stronger this morning. both abroad and a5 home. but it had seemingly little effect on the general list of the stocks. The close of tcnighS shows but fractional changes over yesterday. The curbs were the most active. and Globe Oak was especially active, selling to S.25. but considerable selling broke it to 1.5o at the close. Inspiration made its usual gain and looks higher. Ray Consolidated was firm at HOO to 1900. Denn is showing a demand al 3.fs. with some offered at that price Shattuck is stronger al i1.0e. New York stocks closed lower. All grades of r,.ata al adya,rad IS
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-27
TEMPE NORMAL EXERCISES

Announcements have been received in this city from the board and facul- ty of the Tempe normal school for the commencement exercises. which will extend over a period commenc- ing May 2S and end June II. The order of exercises follows:
 May zsth; Closing Exercises of Training School.
 June Eth. Junior Reception.
 June 9th. Baccalaureate Address Henry Martyr Campbell.
 June 1th. Inter-Society Contests.
 June Sth. Senior Class Night.
 June 10th. Commencement Address Hon. Joseph H. Kibbey.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-11

Coffee cables Rio-Conee market firm: No Rio 4se75
exchange 1924; receipts 900 bags; stock 17s0OO
bags Santos-Coftee market dull; No Santos. 3Ss75
No Z $500; receipts 1000 bags stock 13S2000 bags
Hamburg-Confee market opened y ptenaig lower at 8
p I pSennIg lower sales so 600
bags Havre-Coffee market opened AGl7 franc higher
l. declined i franc; p unchanged TO =
franc higher; $50 declined L frano total sales
%, 600 bags.
COTT0N-The cotton market weak and un-
settled today result selling credited 70 leading
bull interests and scattering liquidation with the close
barely steady decline OF 5qlz points Sales for
the day a 115oo0 bales The market
opered steady decline points, and after few
minutes hesitation developed weakness owing to
appointing cables and the selling By leading brokers
which rendering smaller longs
although indicate that
changed their attitude toward the
There nothing in the news
70 Offset bearsh noted opening and the
least unsettled during the
entire day. close practically the lowest ng
tendency promoted by rams IN
sections the belt. where winter
normal. although II has
not attracted attention in the southwest
earlier and where no
of consequence fallen Another factor was the
OF markets most AtanticN
porting an easier basis while advces from New England
holders much less independent Man
chester advces were generally gloomy Il being claimed
Of accommodating and that cions
selling lower OF short time In Lanca
shire denied -
va q
New-York tribune., 1909-02-11
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb tO-CATTLER Receipts estlIIlatsa a. To-.
600: market 0G15c higher; steers - 60qSt ~ cGms
S3fs5 5O heifers SSQS5 10 bulls ~ %
SS 57Ss %. stockers and feeders, $31So 40
$o3 esfinated at q 600 head; market loQ59c nghed
tis hea, shipping Sc 65ds6 T5; butchers 50 oogSo ~
s6 3O0s8 As; choice light. So 4ogS6 oo pa
tsso Receipts estimated 1900 head: mar ma z
t stron 10 Zoe higher; sheep 81 25S5 CO. lambs 30 %
6S7 So; yearlings. $5gS'' 80. -oo i.
1Iarsaa city FEB 0-CATTLE-Receipts 4,9OO m
cindng 600 souherns: market strone 10 l'c * x
ss en export dressed beef steers weak at % %
zee "a fair to good 81 $685. 10 Western steers p oOg
nriers aud feeders. SS 5OdS5 TO- southern
ga 2SsS southern cows. 81 25qs4 25 native COWS Sg
- % ss 5oas6 So HOGS Receipts. sG0o head mar
s7,S biTber top S6 bulk OF sales qS0 20
s6 40 So IS; packers and butchers So zgS6 90
o0G "a 20: Digs. 81 5OG$5 10 SHEEFRecelpts
light - VGSo i015r higher; lambs s6 5oGST 6o
s5 b0aST wethers. 81 15d$S bO' ewes u N'@
ss ~ stoclers and feeders, S3GS4 90
,-s. s+ock Yards Pittsburg, Feb. 1OCAI Il>ls-o1I
& stsady choice S5 25dS5 40: prime StS6 ~ e
liz and common. s29S3 So lambs $5qs7 90 VEAL @
cuiis aa soSe 5n HOGS-Recepts light; market high
Zine heavies 81 o5aS7 1o mediums 50 sog$e -:
heavy YSrssss Sss AZ 50 rS9eSs. S9Se IS soass Is
PSs cnnaTt Feb 10-HOGS-Receipts 4so2 head; mar
~, Live 10a20c higher; butchers and shippers 80 eV
ss s5 Sorn1on 50 10lS6 CAFFLE-Receipts 80 lssc,
80 % s4rone lOc higher; good shippers S5S6
-, steaav S2TSJ %: lambs steady. S5aSf 20.
KeS R,ifsio FEB IO-CATTLE-MaTket steady; prime
.d-s 81 a5qso So yEALs-Receipts 500 head; market
sc,tva ana strong s7as9 o. few So 40 HoGS-Ke-
ts soo read marke. active and 5ioo higher; hesEy
Sc ss az. mixed s0dS6 9O Yorsers 50 o9so 30
20 e'~ e s97ss 90: daires. So 509S6 50. SHEEP AND
SHFs-Recepts s400 head; market aetVe lSc
aliags 2c higher; lambs. s59sI S. yearings SO s1
TsnisSo Feb 10-cLOvERSEFsDCss ana FEBRUARY
S S s. 81; ''Ai''' ~
New-York tribune., 1909-02-11
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. February TO- 1909.
CoFFEE-The coffee market less active to-day,
business undoubtedly being restricted by the approach
OF the weekend holidays. while prices rather
easier under scattered realizing The market closed
steady net unchanged to points lower. Sales
ported Of 10000 bags. The market opened quiet
changed prices. which about as cables
and seemed TO be receiving support leading
bull interests, which however, sufficiently
gress1ve TO a partial decline during day
result OF realizing selling for TIE French
market had shown considerable its open
ing, but had Of the advance, being net
changed 10 higher a the hour of the local open
ing The market Hamburg L pfg lower. OF
the Brazilian markets Rio advanced i25 reis, while
Santos was unchanged. Receipts the ports
4eooo bags against % 600 last year and $4,000 two
1900 last week and "a. .OO0 years ago New York
warehouse deliveries reported 10000 bags
pairing with holiday last The French market
easier after the local opening, closing unchanged
to L lower The market for spot coffee steady.
with quotations the basis Of 77s6sc for Rio No Z
Was as
New-York tribune., 1909-02-11
FERRY COMPANIES
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

lserpooi Feb lo.-closng: wI5EAT-.speet ssIons sIs
loisd MAJ Ts 1ed: July IS leisd = apo
tAsfs- new American nzed tvia Galyestoal 9s o7=u
fasarss Eteadv- Ns-ch s. e1sd May. IS esd FEAS-
Ssazelsr steady as "a FLoUR-WInter patents ~ N
Eyiss BEFsF-Esxsra India mess quiet, Hos. PORK
~ ne Western dull 7ss HAAS-Short cut - -
= n, steaav sss BAcoN-Cumberand cut. &c TO 30
eusei sss Cd: short NIB. 16 70 p ~ STEADY 4os "a
Fs clear middes light 81 10. quiet 41s 90 long
esr hAedlex heavy, IS 30 n, quiet 3fs od' saort
backs 70 % 10 quiet, AS clear bellies "a 10
- = asii. zas Cd TIoIsLDERS-Square. u 70 10 10
e.. 60 sss bkRD-2rinle western IA terces' 9g1st
- " American refined pals. quiet. ass 81 bII-
5000 United states steady. SIS cHESsES-es-
sslss7 nRest white nrm. SIS Cd. Canadian nnest col
49, nfrft sss TaLIONy-Prfne city dull, 2es TuR-
.tessI u E-sp!rits steady 2es So ROsiN--Connoi
49, : Sd PETRoLEgM-Rehned steady, 1%d. LIN
'-L1 oIL-Duli, 22x Cd.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-11


By order Of executors
aleoo old Point Comfort IMPROVEMENT Company
seeend Inortsase income bonds and u!
cent bonds due November, 1920; interest
May and November; accrued interest 70 De so,
Ece R-eokiyn Union Gas Company first consoIi-
dated mortgage per cent bonds. due MAY
1913; interest May and November accrued ,os1.
u shares Quincy Mining Company; per share Ss6 I
= shares First National BANK 4soh
Erspb coTnTaar anu ..-.. 10
registered coupon bonds due 1ei6-'4l;
interest January and July: accrued interest 8,
$50 Adams ExpTess Company collateral trust
per cent gold bonds. due March ls4s; ooo..
pons March and September: accrued interest -.
By order Of administrators. -.
<sss Brooklyn City Railroad Company I5oa
ss shares Central ana South AH1eT1can Iele- r,o
2s Ha shsTes SIKH hrenue Railroad Company 1881
a1s shares consclidated Gas company 51s
I2o shares EisCara FIRE Insurance Company SOG
booe Unsen Ferry Company first mortgage per
bonds due 1920: interest May ana No so4,
reaber; accrued interest be charged d-- sBH
By order OF trustees in hankrlptcy- ,rs.,
. shares North side Bank of Brooksn I9 Is
shares Pecples Surety Company --..----- i9'
For account of whom IT may concern =,
New York city registered building fund sub 20
tc-iption non-eanlust.ve income bona ~
GO shares Mount Hope Cemetery Assoslat,on. @
With sse4 81 certificate Of Indebtedness Per soa
aeo ~Ie New YORK E New Jersey Ferry company
arst mortgage consolidated 5 per cent goo
seads & due JsneSfE; .1, lse o be charsed a4
= shares Bank OF America "s
70 shares Messing Land Company; lot -
s shares Mechanics and Traders Bank OF An
II sT sssF,s sGFs Fsssty F1re Insurance. Company OF
toe Ters. 8 pacific Railroad indorsed coupon -.
q shss.s century Pank ..-.,-...-.--. ISe
90 shares Carnegie Trust COMPANY 80
New-York tribune., 1909-02-11

oeesr next Sundays Tribune at once, making
frleclsnd,v after the great French artist Meis-
s1anssr' This is ore of the best Of The Tribune's
sao,oerssurs supplements of great artists
New-York tribune., 1909-02-11

de win sno uotaS na9n 1t Is maTkss MAJ @ was 9gner 20
$40 $50 los The local market firm and higher also
fS spot and $50 lss Cd for futures
9nshanssd' Sith lake At 1897 e1s!5e:
LEAD Sd higher at as Is Sd in the Londoa
oer on the iaSs maFket dp and shads
advanced to f21 IS IN the London market. but, ike
IRON was higher at ass I'D in the London market.
qSoted at sS Ra N r6o aet
Exchange was duIi and unchanged No Sales We're
anS FebaG aap I SeFs quoted as f9nSs Ss5n m
ApT ass Msy & $ 90 s8 @ and June SIS 56gsl7
moasses and syrups was moderate. but prices
oiio%e MIss eInES rsaa Tather light
mon IS Ice; fair. 19q22c; good y 26c; prime. 289
SGmmcn S 10 17e; fair 1692oe good. 1s@22c; prime
wh prices 5%4 e6n G Ss.r ] stiys day
demand lighter offerings and demand from Local shorts
5s2 400 bs Of M36 g IS saes s }oS bbs o 06 Febrsr @ at
eper a @ 5 5Ss 9 Of & 5s At 5sdgs Ole 100 bbls Of
snd the G saFfic6 Arm as STSers are not eager sellers
% strong Refined petroleum unchanged. We quote: Pc
TRGLEUM st standard @ white bbls 85Oo; bulk Phla
bb S Soc 1o b9 1o SS water TRIts Ssw 59Tk
water va ter white cases New York, 124Oc Phnadslphia.
prime yeod spot 615 s7c s'as Fsbruafy $50
September 6I2Q614c and October 6s4G5 s5c OF sum:
os ySS e p1 ts s g09d @ of summer gs
yellow sI$S6 ssc LfNsEED oIIAmercsn sIili seed y
raw 55G56c, out-of-town 54q65c; Calcutta raw 5c
provision
TUESDAY Receipts small owing to the storm and
commission buying prevented any important
aecEne Receipts at Chicago were q 900 hogs. at
Cd Mess s17 5Oasls family SIS 50asIs So short clear
gs fay sIS4 So S0gS1e pase s49$14 So extra Inais
as26 DREssED HoGsfFfrm oSoted Bacons ia
MEAToPickied % bellies quiet Quoted; smoking go
PcD otsd 6sslCa q e. THfioS TF1Gb1SS
Easy; city; &C. country, % aeAc- LARD-stesdy.
Quoted 02c. Refined lard steady. Quoted: South Amer
lea 10 75G; Continent loc: Rrazil kegs. 2I5c COM
t9s5> 6aatsd 6eo 9o'ed c s15
RICE-Tbe rice market was firm at all points with
good jebbrg demand light offerings Quotations
low: Screenings 21.f73c; ordinary siz94hc; AKA
bc good ordinary, 5mq5kc: prime. 5165%c; choice go
6i!c: head Japan. SiLG4hc Patna and Slams as 67c;
Java. 81 85&c: RanEo5n. +%G5c
sCGAR-The market for refined sugar was dun and
rebate Of 10 points and discount per cent
cut Leaf. 45c crushed s6c mould 4, 5c cubes Eagle
1o has Poyydered and Esgie confeetonsrs granuiaed
dered and frt powdered 7sc; Eagle coarse and extra
ne granuated e5c; Eagle 2ie c9rt9ns Of nne sranu-
b-ff, begs 4s5c: bags DO 4 soc: q 80 n
sng 9 @ Eagle af s1ndad M S9 and
No 44oc Nos and 4, 435c; No s. SOC; No s. Csc;
=. &c 10 a. sc : 10 m is sa6 No H. S. sS nos i and
IS. nominal resale OF 1890 bags Cuba centrifugal
PIC basis 90 test cost and freight equal 20 sec
paid. The market closed steady. with centrifugal P6
50 test Soc The London market for beet sugar
Rfopeh 1os WITH Nav los 'sd According &c wie
Graz The stetsa ] P Psoeip, IS faT hs a. week So 81 tons
which stands against 3o3s6 week. ea2
an Coo O. - week ase 2s 90 last wear and $500 two years
ago IS 1872 402 tons which stands AGAINST
s2.0s2 week ago 1880 year ago and i944st TWO
New-York tribune., 1909-02-11

c,ats oF New York. County OF New YORK IS, N...
r CHARLES W. RIECKs. Cashier OF b 6ns a1ots- +sts
named bank. do solemnly swear ina te 80 beIisf
nleht - ''s - CHARLES W. RIECkS, Cashier
,,s a,d SWORN 70 before me this 10th day
St S9oscr.oSu Io0a H. NJ. CLEAVER.
or FeoruaIS' A'V' Notary Public
N0iieo GEO. F. BAKER. .
"A DAWSON. tD1rectoEs-
FREp'K B. SCHENCK.J
New-York tribune., 1909-02-11
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday at
suction az the Exchange Salesroom by Adrian 4
Muller & Son: