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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-02

mrs. George Dubois arrived this
morning ron yineennes, Ind % ut
tend the funeral Of her mother AIRS
Kennedy
L H Buor sa business visitor In
Wheeling.
Mrs. c. r. Atha returned this morn
Ing from a pleasant visit In the coun-
try.
There will be a benefit at the Nick;
elodeons tonight for the Altar Society,"
of st. Patrick's Church.
r. c. Murphy. of GAINESVILLE. Ohio. is
n business visitor here today.
Mrs. III. III. Free has returned from
a pleasant visit with Miss Margaret
shinn mt FaIrnont.
Mrs. ]. w. Williams is n visitor In
Metz today.
Miss Margaret Padden Is moving
her dressmnkinE establishment 10 the
Lloyd Smith building on Min street
and in n few days will be glad to meet
nil her old customers.
Two Sisters from the Home OF the
Good shepherd In Wheeling are In tae
city OF business.
Mrs. u. S. Cousin, sister and taml-
lies are guests of Grafton friends
Little Lnciie Cottrili. who has been
very i'll of scarlet fever, is reported to
be much improved Mt this writing
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-02
At Gas City.

Gas CITY. Ind. July 2.-The plant
OF the American Sheet Steel and Tin
Plate Company. Mt n City. Ind. has
not ben In operation for two years.
It was operated b. union men but
since the suspension the charter has
been surrendered to the AmalEamated
Association. Recently the plant was
visited by. representatives, OF the
United States % Steel Corporation.
which controls the mills They were
of tine opinion that a sufficient num-
Der of %non-unIon men conli be secured
to operate the plant whenever h de-
manh for tine steel romrnny's product
Justified the, resumption.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-02

Mountain On
Drug Co
Opposite Court Hou
< 8 =

the articles OF incorporation
taIned from Washington
Ninny of the members are ny
of Philadelphia, where the ey
The signing otthe D~eclaratloR
place. btu these by no means
majority OF the membersaip
IL Is widely scattered All nl
country The North ind sont1
are unite1l in these bonds Q
for tho. great men or the past
England and the Southern Sta5
many delegates to the CONT
Congress that adopted the p cltI
The country wanted the adv
the work OF It's blEgest men. 4
body made any complaint at q
of the delegation Wdich Massant
sent. for this State was known1
very hotbed Or tho general
for freedom. and those who's
make the fight were among h
eloquent and gifted Of IT'D Hpn
ginIa. later to be the mother 9
dents. had asnoted delegation
men present.
But North and South the "a
States along the Atlantlcgcoa
means monopollze the 1nembeH
this patriotic Organization!
spring of the sLEnara hassnot he
tent to remai1tIn one place
who signed were the ploueers
had como: to thersEorld III
of happier homes. Tliey on
demonstrated their origtnalAty
daring when they ripped on HI
or Great Britain and nnnonncedt
world their complete freedom
ally the sons and daughters Oh
men have been enterprislnE.t too.
have gone overt the country thei
helped to settle and Develop y
they are. scattered to every stat
Territory OF the Union.
Tho original Declaration Is 4
Washington. 1t has been cal
preserved there under lock and
The stnte Department. No slongi
It be exposed to the air. hence
only the occasional and much 70
visitor VINO is allowed to see III
passing OF time has had the et1
CELEBRATING almost all the leti
and the names signed 70 the pap
only made out with greatest din
But no action or the element
ever take from their place In Ii
the names of the great men, VII
flying England. pledged themseli
stand together for the common
till the country9was freed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-02
In Society
Second Midsummer Recital.

49, SEE0np mIA-ohtli"%A
The second of the series of nht;-sum-
mer recitals being given here In III"
Fifth ward auditorium by Prof. 'lohh
Porter Lawrence anil Prof. Anton \af-
Irar was held last evening. TIE SUI
Jcct OF the evening was "Grief IL
selections from this famous composer
were given and greatly enjoyed nS
those SO fortunate ms 10 he present
Piano and violin selections from
':GrleL" were both given and fn1fnS
the programme Prof. Lawrence gave
M short sketch of the life and works
of "Griet." These r~ecltals are great
ly enjoyed by nil who attend them.
Professors Lawrence and Kaspar are
gifted musicians md are great favor
ties In this city. The subject Tor next
weeks recital will BIO Robert Schu-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-02
Mannintgon
News Notes

MANklNGTON. July ii ID. Faulk
?nstIne. of Uniontown. Pa, Is n bust
less visitor here today.
IGna+ius Brennan. OF Wheeling. Is
FALLING OIL old friends today In n social
md likewise business way.
Capt. Chas. e. Wells. OF Glnver's
lap. Is in town today.
John Johns. of the Warl-Mackey
Co.. OF Pittsburg. will be In town for
4 few days.
Miss Regina Kelly arrived from
Coraof,olis. Pa. yesterday TO he Inc
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. L. S. Enston.
f. ]. zarnlts was n visitor here yes.
terlly.
Mrs. Harry Beatty and little son and
sister. Mrs. Dolmyre. and family. Mrs
Morrison. Christine Morrison and
Mrs. Ray Coulter and family formed n
merry picnic group at Bartlett Park
yesterday.
Mrs. CLANCY and little son. of Metz.
are visitors In town today.
The condition OF Paul Clelland. the
boy who was hurt in the n wreck
two weeks ago Is very favorable.
Miss Tillic Gcilfnger. Of Wheeling,
is the guest of Mrs. ]. ID. HIey and
will be met here tomorrow by her sis
ter from Houston. Texas. WHO is TO
visit her parents. p
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stricken and
family are expected to arrive today
from CoGeyville. Kansas. having been
sailed hcre by the death Of Mrs Strick.
ler's mother. Mrs. Mary Kennedy.
Mr.. Inse Blessing. of Baltimore. was
n visitor here this morning.
Mrs. William Berlin and children
left yesterday for their home In Den.
YER. Col, after n visit with her moth
er. Mrs. Zee Koen. She was accom.
panied by her aunt. Mrs. d., kohler,
and daughter Berlin. who will spend
the summer WITH them.
IT. II. Spencer and d. C. Carey and
families have returned from n two
months outing ut Mt. Clemens. Mich.
Miss Bertha Walsh. OF Pennington.
is the guest of friends i'm town.
Mrs. O'Kane n returned TO her
home I'm Wheeling. after n visit with
her son.
The funeral services for Mrs Mary
Kennedy. who died Wednesday,. will
be held Saturday morning. July 2. at
500 o'clock. ut st. Patrlcli's Church.
From there the remains will he taken
to Falrmont. where. they will be Inter
red In Holy Cross Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haggerty. Mrs.
Murphy and Miss Mary ffaGgerty were
In town las tcveninE.
Mrs. Tim Desmond. OF Koknml. Ind,
Is the guest of her husband here.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-02
SMALL PROFITS IN PIPES.

NEW YORK. July IA dividend or
1 "a per cent. on the preferred stock
of the United States Cast Iron Pipe
Company was paid to-day. after har-
ing been held up BIZ legal proceedings
since September / last.
The cast iron pipe business has
had n great slump in the last year.
according TO the report of she ram-
pany. The report shows the gross in
come to have been no moro tInn
1884. 600. that figure comparing with
$G37 900 In the year before. nnd with
81. Q S.000-more than ten times as
sreat-in 1907.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-02
surpris. birthday Celebration.

Mrs. John Carney celebrated the
eighty hfth an~nlYersaryt OF Sher birth
yesterday. In celebration OF this an
n number Of friends were in
vited to the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hartley. to spend the even.
ing. The affair was arranged MS o
to Mrs. Carney. and while en-
tirely informal was greatly enjoyed by
the honor guest and friends. The
guests were the relatives and close
friends of Mrs.:Carney.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-02

MANN. There will he fnlr m"rc ID
these rcrituls and the last "ile VIII DE
n review of the preceding ones and ANY
selection will be rendered tnl. may
he requested by those attending me
recitnlI-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-02
Surprise For Miss Arnett.

Miss Susan ArnctL was gwen a Enr-
prise party last evening nj ne" nome
on Locust avenue. when about twenty
five of her Young friends gathered at
her hnnlr and spent the evening with
her. 4 delightful evening was rpPnt
on the ~vcrln,In and lawn OF the Arnett
home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-02
EHALE HouRsLArE
Steamer Woodward Will Leave at 9
Sunday Evening.

Owing to the fact that the i. C.
Woodward will be a little late In re
turning from down the river Sunday
afternoon. the evening excursion will
not start till eight o'clock. The
trip at niEhtfall win be fine. A whole
evenings outing on the water for 20
cents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-02
Marriage Anniversary Celebration.

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell EuH'iIl WIZ
celebrate the second anniversary g.
their marriage ON Saturday evening Mt
their apartments in. the Siinnrs Flnts
ON Jackson street. invitation have
been issued for the affair.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-02
Birthday Dinner.

Mrs. A u Slime entertained at
twelve O'Clock dinner today Mrs.B.fF.
Martin and Mrs Virginia Slime. OF
Grafton. and Mss Lena Sinsel. of this
city. Today was the anniversary of
both Mrs. Martins and AIRS: Shines
birth and the dinner was arranged In
honor OF this anniversary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-02
Self
ShaVers|


II You shave yourself yol
always find the supplies
need here.
Shaving: Mugs
sha Wing Creams
Shaving Soaps
sponges
Lather Brushes
Razor strapa
BAY Hum porto Rleanl
Witch Hazel tplekinspiH;
Taleum Powder tAlt Ky
And many Other useful
clcs for the self shaver
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-02
Notice TO SHIPPERS BY
F. & c. TRACTION EXPRESS

Express car will not run on
July 9Th. On and after July 9Th first
trip of express car will leave Falrnlnnt
nj 3 n. Ill.,, instead of $50 n. III.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-02
Sunday School Class outing.

The Sunday School class OF Miss
Amy James. OF the Presbyterian
Church. will enjoy nm outing this ait
ernpnn Mt East Park. The party Will
go to the park this afternoon Iau VIII
enjoy a picnic supper inc
trees and will return here on 4 later
chr. The class Is coinposet, OF Il n"M-
Der OF young ladies'.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-02
Porch Party.


,HonorinE Misses Bessie Chancellor
and katherine Morris. OF ParkersblrE.
and Miss Nellie Peppers. of Burns
willie. Miss Beatrice Fisher entertain
ed with n porch party at'her home ON
P%lerpont avenue last evening. The
affair .wasffn keeping wlth-the Fourth
of July season. the decorations. faroFs
and menu carrying ont this Idea.
Cards were played during he evening
and the tables numbering six were
arranged gun the vernnda. which was
attractive. In its decorations of green
cry. flowers and Japanese lanterns.
| About thirty young people were enter
talnea blythe hostess. During tine ever
Ing several pretty vocal selections
were. given by Miss Edna Jacobs ahd
Garter. Fleming. During the evening
refreshments were served.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-02
Idle Mills
CONTINUED from rage One.l

.pleteuess OF the tIe-up in this storm
OF the tin mill strike.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-02

and have visited Germany. S"!t%er.
lanI. England and other points and
spent some time ut the LONDON ll"rae
Show.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-12

assessment Of ono cent was deciaroa
on Black JACK.
According % the owens valley Hor-
AID, Greenwater, the copper camp 90
I Tho Funeral range ls on the verge of
another boom that win beat all Others
80 that place. Among those Interested
/ ih the camp are former Senator W. a.
Clark, Charles a. schwab. g. Ross
clark, John r. Brock and many others
Expensive improvements In me
Spring Valley oil Fields In wyoming atc
contemplated by the Plttaburg -salt
Lake on company. To meet this ex-
penso the company has issued ss500o0
per cent 20 year gold coupon bonds
a deed Of trust 20 meet this has been
Med IN Salt Lake and az Evanston.
WYE The company win commence
drilling ON a large scale.
Al the meeting OF tho Goldhold con-
solidated Mines company at Evanston
Yesterday the following Officers were
elected Tor the ensuing year. George
= Nixon. president. George Wingnold.
vice PRESIDENT George l.. Broy second
vice president; J. "A. Mackenzie. gem
eral Manager A. II. Howe, SECRETARY:
6eorse X. Elder, assistant secretary.
and W. g.. Ralston. treasurer. The
board announced that In its Judgment
dividends win be resumed on March 1,
at the rate of 30 cents a share per
quarter
John Cleghorn has returned from ex-
aiming the Farview mine at Seven
Iroughs which he says has better
showing on the $50 foot level than near
the surface. He also found the work
at his Consolidated and Signal Peak
leases progressing favoraby. New
machinery Is being Installed for run
ming a 1.4oO foot tunnel.
Henry Robbins Of Good Springs, New.
Is In the city endeavOring 20 secure
tariff on zinc from that place 20 the
smelters In eastern Kansa.
Eleven drills are pounding away In
the Ray Consolidated property at Kol-
win, Arizona, making two holes a month
ana proving up the rich copper deposits
IN 200 foot squares. General Manager
y. c. lacking Of the Utah Copper
company and chairman Of the executive
committee OF the Ray Consolidated
returned from the property Sunday He
says that the body Of ore varies from
40 feet to 800 feet thick II has been
found that so per cent Of the 500 acres
gone over proves up in "a manner that
insures success In building a mammoth
reduction plant.
The annual meeting Of the Tintic
Central Mining company was held SAT-
urday. The reports showed the COM
pany owns 20 claims has purchased
property in Ruby hollow, sunk a tw1
compartment shaft and manway for
100 feet and built a whim house ana
wagon road 10 the camp There is
81, 900 In the treasury and over 1875 00O
shares Of stock The present contract
for sinking ceases with the 200 foot
level. The company intends to sink be
yond that The officers elected are:
A. n. Holloway. president; w. r. Giles.
vice president. r. l.. Anderberg, secre- /
tary and treasurer; these with George
NJ SmOot and L. ID. Deal form the
board Of directors
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Condition Of All Properties for Month
Ending Jan. =.

ACitIial 10 Nlt news.
Provo, Jan. 12.--The Knight mines
issued their monthly statement OF all
properties today at noon following the
regular meeting in this city. Tho re-
port shows the conditions for the
month ending Jan. 2. as follows.
Colorado--Cash S32.S536i; dividend
OF s per cent payable Jan. 25. books
closing Jan. 20 and reopen Jan 20
Iron Blossom Accounts payable
S5,22Sl5i treasury stock, 100000
shares.
Beck Tunnel-Acoounts payable
S3s.2S09l; shipments of ore TO Iintic
smelling company have begun.
Crown Point--Cash, Si2 367 20; treas
ury stock. 1890 shares.
East Tintic Con.-Cash, t5605T; stock,
l68.0a0 shares
Indian Queen Con.-Cash, IS. l63. 70;
stock, $3.50 shares
Uintah Treasure Hill-Accounts pay
able, Sf3 OO5. So
hex Gold Mining Co.-Accounts pay
able, y3lS.2i; treasury stock, $1,000
shares
Mountain Iake-Cash. 3S.446. A.;
treasury stock. 114.420 shares
Plutus Mining Co.--Accounts payable,
81 1895; treasury stock 10000 shares
Mineral Flat-Accouuts payable sS-
G59.t7.
Big Hin Mining Co.--Cash. Sl,i5S32;
treasury stock. 3s,153 shares.
OpeX Con.--Cash, S28.1fS.18
King David-Accounts payable. So
41S.4li treasury stock. 3S7697 shares.
Black Jack-AccOunts payable S.
S6f.SS. assessment Of 1 cent per share
levied. delinquent Feb. Is: sale date.
March 3.
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Begin Work on New Mine in hook
CanyOn--StrIkc
Good Ore.
IN NEW MINING DISTRICT.
Is Lead. silver Property That i- Prom
ising says Enaiuccr-'-ouc ah'p-
mcnt ia. BEEN Made

Provo. Jan linen have been
put to work on The Buckley property
in Rock canyon which mas been idle
for several months The intention
is to push development work on this
property. until the large body Of ore
which the owners have reason to
believe is cOntaped iu their territory
's opened uu. and another big mine
end new district added 10 the
states mining resources.
The ground Is highly mincralized
and on the surface are found deposits
OF lead carbonatets Examples from
the face of the upper tunnel assay
. ounces silver .04 ounce gold and
S. per cent lead one shipment Of
ore taken out in developing work
has been made
One tunnel has been run Tor 800
feet extending through an oxide Of
iron, which has furnished consider
able carbonate of lead In the vertical
assure which IS followed
An expert examination. by a pro-
minent mining engineer closes as
follows. 'rhe property Is worthy OF
a careful study and a very thorough
plan OF Development Il contains pro-
missing ore channels "a source Of ore
and many structural features known
10 DC essential Go the development
OF a good property"
Tho Buckleys, jonathan Buckley
q sons. deserve great credit for the
work they have already done They
have now associated with them some
prominent mining and business men,
and win give the property "a thorough
test, which Ia the opinion Of all who
have examined 1t, cannot fail TO bring
profitable results
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PRODUCE.


Chicago, Jan. l2-FayOrable conditions
Tor the fall-soWn crop or wheat in this
country had "a weakening effect on tie
wheat market here TO-DAY Official adj
vices stated that the snow line extends
as TAR south as Texas, thus furnishing
protection To the winter wheat crop In-
itial quotations were Is lower 10 "a high
er. May opened At LOSS 90 1.06iE After
selling of 10 1855 tho price advanced
70 l@it on buying by lending COM
Increased receipts ana a lessenod de-
mand Tor the cash grain created cons
siderable bearish sentiment in the corn
pit but prices held about steady MAY
opened unchanged 20 a shade higher III
81 = 10 6iisAd9s and sold at mss.
Oats were quiet and steady MAY Open
ed shade higher at 5iA and sold al
ola
Provisions were firm on smallor re-
ceipts OF live hogs here and at other
western packing centers. Opening prices
We're TO l7ia higher
Mheat-friCes slumpcd sharply late iu
ne day on general selling. May dc-
Ginning 70 l.oiia The market lacked
bottom with May OF 1ss TO LOS
The corn market held steady despite tho
break In wheat and closed almost al
Yesterdays Level with May a shade low
Cioss~whes'- May 10s July. as,sa
Corn Jan, 81: May aBa03a; July.
% IS sept. Hlgt.
oqts-May 5lls july $50; Sept. sas.
Lard-Jsns %: May go TO s.504
o 12ia. july a.s1i4
Ri65 Jan, 500; May &Sgls: July s.n
Ha.eM.
rye Cash, 10iaqu. May o.
BARLEY Cash. 6l0G.
Timothy March, A05
Clover March. go
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nowER MAMMOTH MrrrINn-

At the annual meeting Of the Lower
Mammoth Mining company yesterday
a financial statement was presented
which showed receipts for the year ag-
gregating, $50. S34.65. the intems includ-
ing Ore sold, e65 tons. Ss.470lI: as
sessment, 81 790.6e treasury stock,
$4,000; other sources, 3273,s5. Disburso-
ments we're s37. S65.72. exclusive from an
overdrsft from last year Of Ss.2s5.24.
Counting an ore settlement of about
$1,000 made since Jan. 1, the company
has on hand at this time the sum OF
81, 800.
Work at this time Is being concen-
trated IN sinking the new shaft and
the superintendent predicted that with
In nine months the ore would be
opened on the 2,0OO-foot level, through
the new workings.
Officers and directors for the ensuing
year we're elected as follows. John
Dern, president; w. S. Mccormick,
treasurer; D. L. Wertheimer, f. c.
Conn, A. T. Moon, NJ. P. Branet. A
Reeves was reelected secretary.
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CLOSING HOUR
SAW BEST PRICES

New York Jan 7-opening prices Of
stocks today were shaded for the most
part from those preyainng az the close
last night There was mixture of gIiuu
but they were In tho loss important
stocks and were all small Iaterboroueh-
Metropolitan declined j, ard the ore
ferred. Wabash preferred ard Tennessee
Copper e.
Liquidation WIS resumed with 81 furih-
or break in tne Erie and New York
public utilities stocks. particularly Cone
solldatcd Gas. SELLING was brisk fur "a
whilo but when the market showed
stcadincss purchases fell or. Erie FIRST
preferred dropped 3fa, Consolidated Gas
~ Lake Erie and Western 2ts, Tennes-
see Copper IA Union Pacific and Erie
is. Reading Wabash preferred. At1hl-
son and Northwestern tx. and Rock
Island preferred. Ontario and Western,
Kansas & Texas Great Northern Pfd..
Chesapeake g. Ohio, Kansas City South
ern, Colorado Fuel. Interoorough-Metro-
pohtan preferred and Brooklyn Tran
sit ].
An upward movement made up the
losses and Brooklyn Transit and Wis
consiu Central preferred were carried .
points over last night, American AEri-
cultual Chemical ~, and American
Smelling 1. Colorao q southern second
preferred reccdcd L
Trivial fluctuations marked the hour
business before midday. Tho market be-
coming almost stagnant at a slight re-
covery. Westinghouse Electric went
down points before IL steadicd, and
General Electric lost . Pullman advanc-
ed 9 points
Apart from the buying Of the Wiscon-
sin Central stocks. there was nothing OF
Interest 20 the speculation in the middle
Of the afternoon. Wisconsin Central was
marked up ] !. and the preferred 3is.
Chicago e. Alton lost l. when the divl-
dend increase was announced
Toledo. 81. Louis & Western and
Twin city Rapid Transit gained i and
Central of New Jersey point
The market closed weak. Further cove
ering by shorts made the best prices OF
the day In the final hour. Brooklyn
Transit was carried 2M over last night.
Toledo. ST. Louis a. Western preferred
3 Chicago a. Alton ~. and St Paul
and Denver q Rio Grande 1. The high
level was not firmly held and there was
"a sudden relapse at tho last Chicago
Great Western preferred a. fell ~.
The preferred "B" and Missouri Pa
CinC J.
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John Deru. manager OF the Cuclo sam
Consolidated, returned yesterday from
Fremont. O. Hc ls az his desk today.
busy with the affairs of the Consolidat-
ed Mercur and other companies. lie
declared that he had not as yet fully
acquainted himself with the affairs OF
the Uncle Sam company. The company,
hc said. had struck "a poor streak OF
ore. but that he expected 10 secure a
smelling contract shortly that would
again put tho company back among
dividend payers The company. ne de-
clared. earned 100000 during the year.
and he would be pleased " Il did the
saline next year
should the company he unable % Sc
cure contract that win insure diW-
deuds he mine VIII have 90 wait Tor a
raise u the price of metals,
Bullock. go at 49,. 100 at ga lo0
colorado lol &, sDF l.go at a.@t
ifon Blossom .oo I'D 2..1. 100 at 2.Uls.
hlasou Nmley. too az 2ro
Ncl5da Iiiir. iol "a IUl. 81 @
Erw YORK. HO at
Prince Cons, 70 al 's o al Loo
silver ltins oo at l.-a; 3o ot t,5. s..
soos Con. c go. oa 81. l.a
saausoa ENtnslon lm at 8h.
I.utI. rtm 'uHa '. H, N