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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-01
PRODUCE MARKET

Butter-Re Receipts. s.611 tubs: cream
epay. extra 5013c; price to retail dealers
ssEe; PRINTS 33c. extra frsts. 29hc;
tras. CSC; f1rsts. 26c; seconds aIc: Ia
dies. No. i FAC: packing stock 231Ac.
ggs-keceipts, 4,940 cases: miscel-
included. 1870; ordinary. 2ae. f gysses
must be 20 per cent fresh. 25c: prine
n rs packed in new hardwood cases
ana must be SIS per cent fresh. 27c: ex.
tras, specially packed for city trade and
must be 80 per cent fresh, 2Sbc. No /
uiT pa.s lse' checks, lie
fancy, $50 4se; fair TO good. 100 S asc. -
sweet potatoes-Jerseys. s27562S5:
Nirginfas, s175 per bu.
orde ea were ouotatiUns for veal in good
weight, q &c: so to 80 lbs. Tk 01S1Sc7
50 p to $50 lbs bss t aql9e ssaney. IL
Live 20 pou fg: fRlaiks Sc per II ,.o
sE1g eT fowls. 1oe; ROSTERS. Sc:
Beans - Pea beans, hand picked.
choice. S2.20g2.25: fai rto good. S2.I0G
S.l5; red kidney. 1926 q 40; brown
per 100 lbs, s4.S0G4.s5. =
Fruit-Apples. new s125a4oo per
bril- crabapples. soc so per bu; lem
peaches. 50Q6 soc per bu: 100 5oe ner
10 bn basket; grapes. 1o6 l5c per s-ib
bdSkeI.
Berries-Cranberrie ss.o0az25
Green vegetables-Beets. 300 ner
100; cabbage, 75cdsI00 per crate: car
rots. sloo q 20 per 100; cucumbers. Soc
per box; celery, 25 a soc per box: green
onions. SC per bunch; celery 250psnc
per box. green onions, SC per bunch.
lettuce. head, per box, 0c6$I00: leaf
$50 zoe per box; mushrooms. 256 4Or
per ID; onions. 65 a soc per sack: pars-
ley. home grown. 10@12Hc per doz
peppers. 60q65c per crate: radishes. 4C
q SOC per dog; string beans, $500 az %
per box; spinach. SOC per tub; tona-
toes. 25130c per box: turnips. home
grown. 50d65c per sack.
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The Lonely Farmer.

A Newtonbutler (Ireland), farmer
has written to the Enniskillen Guar
dams asking them to help him in
finding wife, 4 have asked several
girls" he states, 'sbut somehow the
Irish girls have not the same feel
ing for lonely man as what the Eng
lish ladies have. | would be anxious
to get an English lady. as 1 like their
way of speaking"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-01
GOTCH MAY
REFEREE GO

Managers of Packey Mcfarland and
Johnny Thompson probably will Sc
lect referee today to decide the bat
tie between the lightweights, which
will be fought at Kansas City, Nov.
s. Frank Gotch. worlds champion
wrestler: John l. Sullivan, the ex
heavyweight champion: Issy Herk. and
Tommy White, a former fighter. are
named as candidates, and it is probable
that the third man in the ring Will be
chosen from this quartet
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
INDIANA HARBOR.

Lot 20, block 6 in first addition,
Peter Frandsen TO John A.
Lot 6, Block X 20 in fourth addition, ~
William Sandberg to Bedo An
Lot IA, block IS. Frank l. John oVO
son to Henry H. Barker -. 1915
Lot 81. block 4 in first addition,
Oscar Thomas to William Blum
Lot II. block in first addition,
william BIumenthal to Pearle
q a Il HoRsFoRD PARK !
Lots 28 to 81. block Z Agnes E.
TOLLESTON.
subdivision. William NJ Rune
~ TO Harrison A. Mckee ct al. /
LOIS Isl = 70 To- -, block 2 sherman
to Charles w Cammack. 500
Lots 10. II. block l. lots 81, b.
block 5. Tolleston Park, John
r Pogu ct al 10 Herbert r.
EAST CHICAGO. |
Lots to 3 block 81 lots 10, Il,
L d 81 10 Il 3 block e i # ots 81 4 - g
y Il % ~. 2S to 81, Al to As.
4aa, =; BLOCK och FL 5. r. Engi,sswood
Charles w. Cammack - 1900
Lot 20 block 3, subdivision SW 4
2s-Sl -, Standard Steel & Iron
Co. to East Chicago Co. . l
Lot %. block "a subdivision SW
4 2937-9, John D. Kennedy to
Frederick Boutin - 700
Lot &c. block 2. subdivision NV
S2-SI-s. East Chicago Co. to
GARY. 'VV
Cnd. u lot II, block 10, Broad
way addition. n. Houvouras TO
John Gianacakos .. $50
Lots 27, IS. block 2, Lincoln Park
addition, United States Land Co.
to Frank Grabo " 200
Lot II. block 73. Gary Land Co.'S
SUBDIVISION .n' 81 Gary Land Co. to
Lot -. block 5. Gary Land CO.'S
subdivision. Rutherford R Quill
len to Gallus J. Bader I
HAMMOND
Lot 4. block IL. Eschenburg's
state Line addition, August
~ Na 3 c to John dsa,ts 1000
Meyn q GO. TO Enfried r. ia
cobson goo
Lot s, block 3, George and VIII
liam Earles first subdivision
George Earle ct al to Rose Gil
NEW CHiCAGo 400
Lots Il. Is. block - in fourth ad-
dltIon; lot 10. block 10 in fourth
addition. New Chicago Real Es
tate x Investment Co to Cold
berger & Kraus .... 9of
Lot -, block IL in fourth addi
ton. New Chicago Real Estate
Investment Co to Sam Far
LIVERPOOL HEIGHTS 9
Lot 81. block 8. Matthias addi
ton. New Chicago Real Estate
q Investment Co. to Piotr Mi
enlra ............. 19E
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CALENDAR OF RTS
FOR -, WEEK.
MONDAY,

MONDAY. 4
. Opening of state fair race 4
meeting at Columbia, S. c.
. Opening of five days race 4
= meeting at FL Paso, Texas. 4
. TUESDAY.
Sam Langford VS.. Klondyke." 4
= u rounds, al Boscton.
. Jimmy Ciabby VS. Howard I
. Morrow. 10 rounds, at Benton I
. Harbor, Mich
. THURSDAY. I
= Clemson College University of
. South Carolina football game at
. Columbia, S. c.
= Louisiana State University
. University of Cincinnati foot .
= ball game at Alexandria, La.
Q FRIDAY. ,
. Annual field trials of National ,
. Beagle Club Of America at
q Shadwell. Va
. SATURDAY.
. Ten mile national A A U.
= championship run at Celtic
= Park. New York City.
= Opening of third winter sea ,
y son VI OotbIdUO Desert Baseball
= league
= Opening of Atlanta automobile
= show.
= Automobile race from Los
. Angeles. Cal, to Phoenix. Ariz.
= Dartmouth Princeton football
. game at Princeton, N. J.
= Yale-Brown football game at
= New Haven.
. Harvard Cornell football game
. at Cambridge. Mass.
= Michigan Notre Dame football
q game al Ann Arbor, Mich
= Wisconsin-M Minnesota football
= game al Madison. Wis.
. Nebraska Kansas football
. game at Lincoln, Neb
. Indiana Illinois football game
= at Champaign. IL.
= Chicago = Northwestern foot
= ball game at Chicago.
q 6 Q q q 9 = q q q . 4 a 4 a a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-01
MOTOR BOAT RACE.

New York, Nov. IA race for motor
boats from Philadelphia to Havana,
Cuba, the longest ever teld for this
type of water craft. has been arranged
by Thomas Fleming Day. with the
Yachtsmens club Of Philadelphia and
the Havana Yacht club. The race will
take place next spring.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-01
ORIOLE JOINS CHOIR

Baltimore. Nov. Pitcher Adkins.
star of the Baltimore clu's slab corps.
yesterday made his first appearance as
soloist at the Baptist church. He has
been engaged to appear each Sunday
during the winter season.
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For Sale Cheapi

10, 900, 900 feet good new and second
hand LUMBER OF all kinds. Doors,
Windows, Plumbing Goods, every
thing necessary to build house with.
Call with estimates.
% Ne AASGA<A CHICAGO
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BUYS LII N.

Lexington, Ky. Nov. III. o. Nc
Allister Of this city has bought Richard
willis OF Cynthiana the 4-year-oId
green trotter. Lilly W, which worked
a mile at the trotting track here in
2.07 rat and the last half in 1:o0A
The price was 5000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-01
WANT TEAMS TO
PLAY ON COAST

Los Angeles. Nov. 1.-The Michigan
Alumni club and Vanderbilt alumni are
working on plans 70 bring the football
teams Of both universities here for a
New Years day football game.
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.

As far a. 1t il possible 1t In advised
that all classified ada should either be
mailed or sent to the office.
The Times will not be Responsible
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-01
CASH GRAIN MARKET.

Winter wheat by sample No . red.
s12OG122; No. red. sf156I1s: No. 2
hard. si.08 a III; No. hard. $1.o4 q l.09.
sP55pg T6 os 8y s Sa northern Ne
s106Q los; No. 3 spring s1.04910T.
Corn by sample: No. ?. 61Ac; No. 2
white, e2A c: No 2 yellow. 81 \ ds1A G;
No 8. size: No 3 yellow, 81 &c
oats by sample: No. 3 white. 80 4 a
40&c: No. white. 39d 40c; standard.
40 y a 41Ac.
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THE TIMES Is TRYING HARD To
MERIT THE SUCCESS 1T HAS
ACHIEVED.
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THERE ARE SOME "CAsH-vALUE.
FACTS IN TODAY's TINES Ans
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THE WONDERFUL WIRELESS

Upon request we will send a little book
let telling just how the wireless works.
Everyone should learn about the wireless,
which is the most wonderful invention the world
ever saw, and which offers
BOOKLET everyone an opportunity TO obtain
FREE wealth through the purchase of
United Wireless stock Address
Respess & Co.. Harvester Building, Chicago.
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NOTICE
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CLASSIFIED ads address ed care Lake
County Times kindly call promptly for
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MAIL MESSENGER WANTED.
Bids will he received by the post
Office at Hammond for the carrying Of
the mail pouches between the Monon
depot and the postoffce. Tie bids will
be received up until Got. 25. Apply to
William II. Gostlin. postmaster. 15-tf
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to know E f. Johns
ton, 313 Hammond bldg. Hammond,
western Mutual Life Insurance Co. for
Lake. Jasper and Newton counties 6
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FOR RENT-F7ats, $50: modern. GARY
Brokerage & Insurance Agency. Rey-
nolds bldg. Gary SIT
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Lunchroom and chop
house near entrance to the Inland
steel mill; have other business, a money
maker must sacrifice. Blue Ribbon
Liquor House. Indiana Harbor. 30-6
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Married man for steady
outdoor position, collecting, etc
This is good steady position for the
right man with splendid opportunities
for advancement. The work will all be
IN Hammond. If you are looking for
good outdoor position call room 29,
HimDach bldg, Hammond. Ind. l-3
WANTED-Foremen in shipping dept.
Republic Iron & Steel Foundry. East
Chicago, Ind. 294
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FOR SALE-Home bakery which has
fine trade, with lunchroom; bargain
II taken at once. Address 267 South
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WANTED Competent car
carpenters and builders on
new and repair freight car
work; q lie per hour. Fitz-
hugh-Luther Co. u
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PERSONAL.

HAVE YOUR WINDOWS AND DOORS
put in shape for winter by fixing
them with all metal weather strips. all
makes better and cheaper than storm
sash. Call ]. E. Howell. S27 Truman
ave; phone 5424. 23-tf
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WANTED = Laborers at
once. Apply Fitzhugh-Lu-
ther Co. 1913

WANTED-Aailway mail clerks, post
office clerks carriers; salary $500 to
$1,000; examinations in Hammond Nov.
II: preparation free; write for SEIZED
ule. Franklin Institute. Dept. $50. Ro-
chester, n. Y.
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FOR SALE-Good store and fiat build
Ing at Grant Park, Ill. a town Of
about 1900; 40 miles south OF Chicago;
good location for restaurant. Address
w. c. Curtis, Whiting. Ind. 2Stf
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ALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Competen girl for general
Homework. Apply Mrs Oldhausen
Glendale Park. 1-6
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FOR RENT-Part of store
room on Broadway; best
location in Gary; reasonable
rent. Inquire Gary Times
Office, Reynolds bldg.
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South Shore Line

&C. L, s. & s. b. r. r.
Trains leave H@mEn01d a4 10II0nsa
WEST BOUND EAST BOUND
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-21
MINING PATENTS ON LAND OF FOREST
 RESERVE LUMBER INCOME OVER MILLION MIR. PINCHoT SAYS THE MATTER IS TO BE TAKEN UP WITH
 MINING CONGRESS

DENVER, January 20.--Chief Pores ter Clifford Pinchot, in letter addressed to President Stone, of the Colorado State Forestry association, and read at the annual meeting of that body today, gives assurance of his desire to remove objections to the rules of his department so far as possible to do so and keep within the law.
 One of the chief causes of friction, he says, is the disposition of applica- tions for patents to mining claims with. in forest reserves. He hopes that through conference soon to be held with representatives of the American Mining congress something definite will be reached that will remove the friction.
 However, MT. Pinehot lays stress upon the claim that the forestry bureau in most instances is not to blame for the failure of patents to issue upon app hcation. Its duty. he says, is to inves- tigate as to facts. location, surround ings, probable mineral bearing qualities of the land. Final disposition of the application is in the hands of the land office. He thinks great deal of un fair criticism falls upon the forestry service.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-21
APPROPRIATION BILL REDUCED
Ammount to Be Spent for Military Pur- posses Less Than Asked For, But
 More Than Last Time.

WASHINGTON, D. C., January 20.-- A military appropriation bill approved today by the house committee on mili- tary affairs, provided for a general staff corps, which shall consist of one chief of staff and two general officers to be detached by the president from the as sembly- at-large and to be not below the grade of brigadier general; four col onels, six lieutenant colonels and SIX majors to be detached from cores bonding grades in the army under such rules for selection as the president may prescribe.
 The bill carries total appropriation of $9S,925,406, against $l04,000,000 asked for and $94,371, ,OOo, the present appropriation.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-21

That the copclusion to the effect that Monday night 's conference had result. ed in practical settlement of the con troversy over the terms of the street railway franchise was premature and decidedly too optimistic, was the state. ment made yesterday by Attorney F. c. Jacobs, representing the Hunt in. terests.
 ''I see that it has been stated that we have practically agreed to accept the terms made by the city council, but that is a mistakc,',, said. MT. Jacobs yesterday. Several days ago, told the Silver Belt that the interests rep resented by Mr. Hunt were not inclined to make any further concessions, and since that time l have heard nothing to justify me in changing my position. The conditions imposed by the council are too exaeting, and 1 scarcely think that they will accept it. '
 ''Would you mind saying exactly what are the objections to these condi. tionsa' he was asked.
 "Well," he replied, "there is that proposition to have the value of the property at the expiration of the fran chise determined by board of arbi- tration, of which one member would be selected by the city, one by the com. pany, and the third by the first two; did you ever hear anything that was more like jury trial' In your own expert ence, what has been the attitude of juries towards corporationss
 "And then there is that provision which prohibits the hse of railroad equipment on the tracks of the com. pany, with a proviso that any violation of this clause, either in the spirit or the letter of the law, will be punished by forfeiture of the franchise I am altogether and heartily in favor of a strict prohibition of the nse of the tracks for the handling of railroad traf. fc. but just consider: Suppose that, say, ten years from now, after the com. pany had spent couple of hundred thousand dollars in the construction of the road, there was, not an actual, but a technical violation of this clause. Let us suppose that at about that time there was a city council, or a majority of the members of the council, very much inimical to corporations. Does it not stand to reason that these con. ditions would bring about the speedy passage of an ordinance forfeiting the charter' Of course, after two or three years of litigation, the courts might re. store the property to the company, but during all the time that tho suits were being fought, the revenues, if there were any, would be lost to the com pany. There are other clauses to which
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-21
AmSter Not Yet Ready with
 Offer

N. l.. Amster's proposition to con struct sewer system in this city will not be presented to the city council at this week s meeting, and it may be that a written offer to build the sys. tenn will not be ready for presentation to the municipal authorities before the meeting of week after next.
 The foregoing is the gist of a state ment made Tuesday by Judge Little of the law firm of Rawlihs < Little, MT. Amster's legal representatives in this city.
 "This is fairly big proposition, I" said Judge Little, "and we have not reduced it to writing yet. It may be two weeks before We are ready to go to the council with anything like q definite offer.
 "Mr. Amster has but just returned to Boston. Of course, we are in touch with him, but there is other business to be attended to. When we have the matter all down on paper, we will, of course, want to submit it to Mir. Am ster so that he can look it over and make sure of every detail. All this win take some time, as you will un- derstand
 ''I hardly think we will be ready to go before the. city council in less than two weeks.''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-21
HARTMAN REVIEWS FIGHT ON HILL
 INTERESTS
WILL RUN NEW LINE FROM Es- PEE IN ARIZONA TO DU-
 RANGo, COLO.
ID PARALLEL COLORADO LINES
FIGHT IS DUE TO CHANGE IN
 CONTROL OF COLORADO &
 SOUTHERN ROAD.

DENVER, January 20.-E. H. liar riman has ordered the engineering de- pertinent of the Union Pacific to at once parallel the lines of the Colorado & Southern in the northern part of the state. Over 1000 men will be thrown into the field as soon as they can be or ganized and the renewal of the fight be- tween Hartman and Hill, which was predicted by Wall street as result of the sale of the Colorado & Southern to the Burlington, has begun.
 Another force of Union Pacific sur. veyors has been put in the field to To- cate line from Pueblo to Durango, at which point the Union Pacific is to con meet with line under construction by the Southern Pacific from the main lines in Arizona to Durango. The Union Pacific will then connect these lines with the main line at Denver.
 These moves are q direct result of the change in control of the Colorado & Southern. That road and the Union Pacific were on friendly terms, and in. terchanged business from the northern territory to such an extent that the Union Pacific was satisfied not to antag onize the Colorado & Southern.
 Almost immediately following the change in control of the Colorado & Southern this business was all switched to the Burlington, and as result the Union Pacific must lost the local busi- ness from the Northern s towns or fight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-21
CITY MARKET CHANGES HANDS
Rose Brothers Dispose of Meat Shop to Gamble and Dial, Who Will
 Operate in Future.

George and Will Rose yesterday dis. posed of the City Meat market to George B. Gamble and Joe Dial, the latter taking possession this morning. During the few months the market was conducted by the Rose brothers they succeeded in building up very nice business and they express the wish that their successors may continue with the friendship and patronage of their old patrons. Both Mir. Gamble and Mr. Dial are former residents of the Gila valley and are well and favorably known in Globe business cicles. It is undestood that the Rose boys will in the near future engage in tho wholesale cattle business, for which they are well adapted.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-21
MARKET NEWS AND COMMENT

NEW YORK, January 20.-Trading today was of the same desultory char acter that has prevailed for some time past. Most of the active stocks were fraetionally higher at the opening, but declined sharply during the early part of the session. Later, however, the rail road issues developed considerable strength and held the advance up to the close. The metal stocks did not par tieipate in the rise, with the exception of Colorado Fuel & Iron, which gained point in the days trading. Steel was steady. Amalgamated Copper was weak throughout the session and closed at the lowest price touched for several months.
 Bonds were in good demand
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-21
MINES AND MARKETS

Seemingly money is the cheapest thing in New York with all the money in the world headed that way. Despite gold shipments, recalling of treasury funds and other demands that ordinar- fly could be depended upon to make trouble, there is no dearth of funds. Some of the houses with foreign con. nections were offered five per cent for money from January 22 to 25, through the period of the Notation of the Rus. sian loan in Paris.
 Professor James Douglas, president of tho Phelps Dodge & Co.,, Inc, was to have left New York last Saturday for the several copper and coal mines of the corporation, to remain until spring.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-21
GRAIN QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO, January 2o.-The feature Of trade in the wheat pit today was the congestion in the May delivery, which resulted at times in highly nervous market. May sold at lOI 3-4 to 107 7'S sn, Jay B. 9S IS to 9S 1-4.
 .-s ,0rn market closed firm with May G7-S, July 62 Is.
 Oats closed firm with May 5l 3-4 to 5l 7.s and July IS l2 to 46 3-4.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-21
SOCIETY

The newly formed S. S. s. club, an organization of ladies which is meet ing with much success, was delightful ly entertained yesterday evening at pink tea by Mrs. W. c. Roundey. at her home on Schoos nil. The dining room was artistically decorated in pink and green, the clubs colors, and the place cards were clever little creations in pink. The next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. c. F. Holdsworth, 446 South High street, Jan uary 27.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-21
METALS UNCHANGED.

NEW YORK, January 20.-Spot cop Der was unchanged at f60, 6s, i'd in London, while futures were shade low sr at f6l. 5s. The local market was duu and nominal, with lake quoted at l412b to l4.25, eleetrolytic 1875 to l3s7l and casting 13.621a to 1875.
 Lead was unchanged at fl3, 2s, Sd in London, and dull at 4.15 to 4.20 locally.
 Silver B; Mexican dollars A.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-21
sTAGNAT|ON IN
 STOCK MARKET
CONFESSIONAL ATTEMPTS TO CREATE INTEREST MEET WITH DISMAL FAILURE-B0ND IRREG- THAR AND METALS QUIET.

NEW YORK, January 20-There was , pereeptible growth today of the dis ;,.Bpstion to deal in stocks which has hosr evident for several days. The first Sou, of the session showed spurt of .e,ivity which seems to be due to hope fpl testing operations by the profes- .iopsl element With the failure of these efforts to arouse interest, the mar ts, lspsed into stagnation.
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales par ralue s5.5s4,0O0. U. $. 2s coupon ad' ,apsed If per cent on call.