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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-14

These frequent sales of Globe real estate for speculative purposes show healthy state of the peoples confidence in the future of the city
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-14

lie is waiting for the local chamber of commerceI
 to enter the lists in the interests of Greater Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-14

When a small caiber man tries to be a big gun, he should not complain if he is discharged
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-14

By this time President Taft has had chance to form an opinion on the heartiness of an Ari zona hands shake.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-14

In the Angel City, 12,000 Baptists are uniting their efforts to make war on dance halls. Some how or other body of churchmen seem singu- larly out of their element in a campaign of this kind. Either these reformers have patronzed these dance halls considerably, or else they are comparatively ignorant of the facts It is possi- ble that the reform movement in this case is well-grounded and necessary As to that we do not know for we have not frequented these par ticular terpsichorean haunts as much as the Los Angeles Baptists appear to have done But it IS always safe to assume that such colossal band of woud-be reformers must include many who have more zeal than accurate knowledge, more worry over the morals of other people than desire to correct their own shortcomings. This deprving our fellows of every source of pleas ure that does not appeal to one personally is a characteristic attitude of the class to whom something to remodel along perfectly moral lines is of more moment than any sane reason for the reformation. Moreover, it is certain that, if reformers and legislators continue run ming amuck with desire to make people inher- ently good by passage of laws, life should be- come most splendidly null and insipid in the course of a few more years.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-14
MORNING SMILES
Idle Thouahts

It shows no smoothness to get a reputation for being slick.
 Things come pretty easy for the hero of a poker story.
 The first social function arranged is when the neighbors gather to watch you move in.
 genie is a fabulous attendant who has no stipulation to make as to days off.
 A woman with plenty of washing to do soon marries business manager
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-14
Hts Experience

''He seems to know good deal about the chicken business.''
 ''Yes; it's this way. He took home a hen ont Saturday night for Sunday dinner. Under stand?'
 'I do."
 "And she laid an egg in the coop See?"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-14
Modern Romance

''Doll heart, tell me something?" murmured the swain
 ''What is it?" inquired the lady Do you really love me?'
 Do l really love you! Ain't giving up ali mony for you?"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-14

The recent decision of the territorial law board making it possible for man to take the bar examinations without either having passed three years in law school or in the office of some attorney is a credit to the judgment of the men who rendered it. For we have pitiable examples every day of men who have much schooling but little knowledge. And before the spending of three years in law office is admit ted to have any significance, we must first know in what manner that period of legal environment was spent. One may be surrounded by cloister walls and yet not be religious He may spend his life in bank and still fall short of being finaneier. Similarly, he may pass a number of years in college or law office and nevertheless be neither erudite nor legally wise. The capaci- ty to learn is essential Whereas some minds have the absorptive powers of sponge and the retentiveness of bulldog other intellects have the characteristics of iellyfish linked with those of clam. The present system of examining candidates for the bar gives every man chance, irrespective of meaningless degrees and the length of time he may have spent in study. Af- ter all, merit is the only thing that counts, and the examinations to the bar, being designed for the express purpose of testing the ability of the candidate, should determine the fitness of the man to practice law in Arizona
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
STOCKS HIGHER,
CLOSE IRREGULAR

New York Feb 3.-The opening
movement OF prices was Irregular The
sharp advances In the copper indus
/ trials were the feature. Utah Copper
rose IA. American Smelling. Tennessee
| Copper and Anaconda, j. Louisville a
Nashville advanced, li5; Atlantic Coast
Line and American Cotton on, ]; ca
madam Pacific and Missouri Pacific.
large fractions. Consolidated Gas de-
clined y Amalgumatcd Copper shove
ed an advance OF ON the nrst quota
ton.
Prices moved upward after momen-
tary hesitation caused by a drop OF l}a
Ia Consolidated Gas. Buying Of Rock
Island preferred was on a rather large
scale but otherwise the demand was
moderate. Western Maryland gained
2h. General Chemical preferred Q Erie
first preferred 1la. Rock Island pre-
ferred 1%, and Cleveland G.. G.. St.
Louis Colorado q Southern second pre-
ferred and American Tel a Tel. ]. The
opening advance in the copper indus
trials was not extended.
The trading fell into semi-stagnation
and prices became almost immovable.
Western Maryland rose Q, Utah Copper
9. and Chicago a Alton, lia, and st.
Louis a. san Francisco second pre-
ferred. American Car ana u. s. Pipe
preferred T.
Bonds were iirm.
some Of the spCcialties were easier on
prodt-taking but the money market
was too narrow 20 reflect any change
in prices
chesapeake q Ohio was actively
bought for time and advanced To 90,
National Enamelius preferred improved
points American Mailing 8, Delaware
A Hudson .. Northwestern ia New
York. Chicago a. 81. Louis second pid
no. ana Union Bag D. United Railways
and Investment preferred saggcd . and
Union Bag pfd. j.
individual stocks nude some Roadway
upward IN the almost lfelcse market
hut the rest of the list was neglected.
Chesapeake & Ohio reached 66l2, gain
of points and then reacted. Colorado
& Southern first pfd. got up 2'a, ana
Pullman and Northeastern ]. Minuea-
polls and St Louis yielded Ia.
The market closed irregular The
Gould stocks moved upward ia sympI-
thy St. Louis-SouthWesteru preferred
rising lA, Denver a Rio Grandc 49,
and Missouri Pacific and Wabash pre-
ferrad Twin city Rapid Transit
gained lis and LaCkawanua ;. Tho
whole list reacted under profit taking
I'm the final hour. Amalgamated Copper
fell TO fraction below last night
Reading ma and Toledo, 81. Louis
Western J.
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CONCENTRATES.

The annual report Of the Goldaeld
Consolidated Mines company promises
quarterly dividends of 30 cents "a share
quarter. The production of the mine
viii De- something like S5J0,0O0 a month
on S6,60o,000 a year.
John Dem and Col George w. T..
Dorsey have been notified by Secy.
James H. Callhreath. that the next ses-
sion of the American Mining Congress
has been awarded 20 Goldheld Mr..
Dern and MI Dorsey are the utah d.
rcctor
Word that ore giving values of 1850
a ton has been received at the local
offices OF the Nevada Fairvlcw Mining
company from the mine Tho ore. which
is declared 90 Doe "a large body. was
struck bon the so. % workings ln the
south drift on the 100 foot level and
about DO feet from the shaft
General Manager David Evans as In
from tho King David mine al Beaver.
Tie is exhibiting several pictures of tho
new hoist house and gall0Ws frame. on
ihf property which are az steel and
have just been installed The floor is
of concrete aud the building ls abso-
lutolN hreproor The comuany is sink
ing at the late of 100 feet "a month.
lhe lhdiah queen tunnel De- now iu
1000 feet
p. 7. Jennings "a local mining and
metnhursical engineer. believes that in
lh' invention of John n. Jones of tho
Jonca-5tep process of treating iron one
thor. De- "a great future Boz the iron fields
1i ltah Tho furnace WIS tried o0t
successfully at Iron Mountain. Mich.
recently The process Wlll by one on
Grafton produce wrought iron Through
Do ai per cent iron ore has "a commercial
value ao0-ton smoltor Of this sort
would cost boo the neighborhood off s50.-
Tony jacobson who Tor soma tmo
BIAS occupied tho presidential chain fDr
ihn Columbus Consolidated Mining
company bias reunuulshcd the position
ana at tho annual meeting held yestrr-
1iy Charles a. Walker was elected
president -. D. Chcynowoth 0f
linufntou. Mich. N.oo president. 81 A
whitney secretary and treasurer Tho
oIucor with Tons Jacobson and l.. A
jchs form thD dirrct0late M Jacob
snn Mill remain af general manager of
inf company aud tho Jacobson Iutnt-
esis nfe still in control of thc company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
HosroN cnPpER CLnsE.

James A. Pollock & CO., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Ahmeelz. 14Oa1G0: 70. & IT,. S0a82;
Davis DAILY, 27s63; GirouX, 67,U9; Han
cock. il9s bid; Majestic. 7O0l2; Nipis-
sing l00l0is Troy, l2N15; Yukon.
411-l6a4&; Rh. Coalition, 40045. san
Antonio, l401iiz; Black Mm. 27sa3;
Cumberland Ely, S%mSla. Dominion
Copper. % asked; Globe, 6i4nt, 'Helvy-
tia. 4d4L: Nevada Utah. as l5-16;
Raven, S2as4; Gas, 7Oa1; shat
tuck, i7&mlSh; la Rose. 6la06 9-l6;
Parrot 27a2s. Allouez, 390 go. Az.
ComL, 34i6 d34& Cent, 3l032l3; G.. &
A., l.06a1 O6ia; COP. Range. 1884 074ia;
DAILY West, 93t@10it; CRANKY 10llaU
1.02; La Sale. t4Q14ia; Mexico Con,
37s04; Mohawk. 63063is; North Butte.
75075h Osceola. L. 90d1.3 80, r.. l., 5p
az shannon. 1sAa153s; Tamarack, 20
G76; Trinity, 159sWl5A Utah Copper,
43ia d44; Winona, so 66; Wyandot. pa
S3l as; Lake. 1SMQl9; NJ. c. c., 20025:
$. & r., l55s bid; u. s. s., COM. 42i49
42A do pfd.. 443i a45; Kew. 4ssG4ik;
Adventure, ShmSis; Arcadian, 2ihd3;
Atlantic l4iaG15; b, Coalition, 24ikp
247s; G.. & H., 640G645; c. NJ, 30d3l;
Franklin, 150l51s; Greene Cananea, 1885
G1O2.; Mass, 5a5ia; Michigan. l0%8
Il; Nevada Con-. 1Sb@1Sla; Old Domin-
ion, SIG 652; Quincy, S9ai asked: Santa
Fe. PA 02k: Superior. 37M037ih; Tenn
Copper, 4Oh a4Os; Utah Con, 41641k:
Victoria, 1905: Wolverine, 1.4iG1. As;
Zinc. 23A d2fh; Corbin, 1919 d197s; Roy
ale. 263s @26A; Miami. 13iAd13Ss New
house. 5h659s; Oil. 29lh030; Apex, 6si
az; North Lake, 6A az; Ray Con. So
asa
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FORENOON SALES.

Bling Anal. 1000 az 10.
Bullock, 1000 at Z; 5000 at "a buyer
Crown Point. 500 at 49,
East Tintic Con, 1000 at g. 1000
al 6ia
East Tintic pev, 1850 at i4is; 1000
at 4la. seller 60.
Grand Central, 100 at 800
Iron Blossom. 200 at 2.55, 100 at 2.57 =.
buyer 90; 100 at 252h
King William. 100 az 80. 100 at 3d.
Mason Valley, 100 M 2.21ia
New. Hlls. 200 at i50 90 at 147la;
400 an 1.55. buyer 30.
New York, $500 az AZ.
Newhouse, 100 an $40.
Prince. 100 at 1872
Seven TrouFhs, 5000 at rs.
Sioux Con. 100 at 1856
South Columbus Con. 100 al 80.
Swansea, 500 at 27ta
Swansea Ext, 1900 no 4ii
Tintic Cent, 100 an 1879 $500 at 10:
1000 at l3 buyer 30. 1880 at 1871
Tintc Combi. 5000 at az: 1000 at
"a, buyer 60 5000 at IA; 5000 al ga
buyer 90
Uncle sam Con. 1900 at IS; 400 at
81 seller 20
Utah Con, 300 at 20. $500 at 3Oia:
1000 at a. buyer CO.
Victoria. $50 at IS5
Yankee, goo nc 2Ila: 200 at g.
lerington, 5000 at az.
OPEN BOARD.
Ajax 500 az 2S
BlacE Jack. 100 az 31ls
Bullock 2A5o0 at Z. $500 at ga, buyer
Colorado. goo at 800. $50 al a02is.
Col Con. 409 at l25
East Grown Point. 5000 AZ 34 10l0
Gao g.
Indian queen 5000 at l0
IRON Blossom. 400 at 252i.
Lower Mammoth 400 az 25
Nevada Hlls, 900 at l12i 500 al
1865. buyer 60.
Mason valley $50 Ht $780,
Seven TrOughs 1000 at fs
sioux Con. 900 ut 1856. 500 at 1871
South col CON. 900 ut so
rIutc Cent, 6o0O at la; 600 at ~.
boyer CO.
rmuc Combi. 500 POO ga. 1000 at lia.
5000 Hf th buyer gN
Victoria 900 at 1874. 600 at l.s1
Utah Cons 500 at 21i 600 at %. buy
UT "u
rnclo SAM 600 at %. 500 al %. buyer
Yerugtou 1000 at 1i-.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
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Black Jack. 500 al 80: SO at s5.
Bullock, 5000 at z: 1850 at "a. buy.
or 60
500 at
East Tintic Dew. 1000 at t4ta.
Keystone. 1000 az 2sik.
Little Chief. 1000 "a 2S
Mason Valley, 500 at 2s0.
May Day. 100 az 70
Mountain Lake, 500 at 35I3.
Mountain Lake, 500 at $3.50.
Nevada Hills. 100 at l.55. buyer 80.
900 at $50 seller so: 400 at l.52ls. buy
er 3d.
New York. 200 az "a.
Ohio Copper 100 az Gas. 100 az $50.
Plutus. 900 al 2Ois
South Columbus 100 at so. so at 81.
Swansea Ext. $500 al g.
Tetr0, 1000 al is.
1intic Central 1900 al 12la.
TintIc Combination. $500 al IA: 100
at "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03

James A Pollock q Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon.
New York. Feb. 3.-Actual transfer OF
control Of Giroux Con. Mines company
was accomplished yesterday afternoon
at the annual meeting with election OF
four new directors, including Thomas
j. cole. The meeting was largely at
tended, among stockholders being still
man r. Kelly OF Boston. who. with Di-
rector Piper, was largely Instrumental
m transfer OF property to the Cole
Ryan interests. In his annual report.
President GirouX carries development
from an inception Of the company down
TO the present He also states that the
offer made for the Nevada property
was $b00.O00, but was refused on op-
position from stockholders and some d.
rectors w. b. Thompson for the Cop
per Mines company made this offer
balance sheet brought up To Feb. 1,
1903. covering 10 months, showed SAP
1873 from ore sales; 81. 500, 600 from bond
sales $685., S67 property accounts: 81
6sF,660 development account. S29S, 1855
capital charges. Cash IN bank is S43l. 90
ill, while S5l2.000 was due from sale OF
bonds. The proposition OF authorized
SLo00OUO second mortgage l0-year s per
cent bonds 20 be decided at spcciai
meeting may not be acted upon until
tomorrow.
Three million pounds Of electrolvtie
copper wtned from products Of mines
controlled by the Aualgamated Copper
company were sold yesterday afternoon
Ton London shipment IN March at 1872
cents cash. Foreign markets are to be
thoroughly canvassed for orders By the
Amalgamated Interest at 1879 cents
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sTocKs NO MoRE AorINE.
Interest In Tintic Securities Increase
On Local Exchange

ON Local Exchange.
More stocks changed hands on the lo-
cal mining exchange this morning than
az any time for several weeks Tluuc
stocks were the most prominent. with
rintlc Combination, Tinuc Central and
Bullock as the features. Stories OF more
discoveries in the East Tintic district
have caused mining properties Boo that
section 10 take a more active part IN
tho local market
Iron Blossom was slightly higher to-
day Nevada stocks were not forgotten
in the upward trend of the market and
Mason valley Seven Thoughts and Ne
vada HIS found "a ready ana slightly
better market
Tiutic Central opened al 13h cents
ana after sagging slightly sold az %
cents, buyer go days Tintc Comhlna-
ton was strong and large amount
OF stock changed hands
II was noticeable that several shorts
weic seeking coVur m Utah Consolidat-
ed Tho stock was steady and sold
around .oi cents Bullock became the
most active feature iu the opon market.
During This part of thD session $1,000
shares changed hands
iu tho curb market bingham Central
STANDARD sold at 90 1rd a2 ccuts. Fed
oral Ely lt t cents and Mammoth was
offered at $40.
ElUNrhrLIN .rraETIhr
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EASTERN MEN GET
THELINC0LN MINE
Philadelphians Get Property for
Consideration of Fifty
GhCuS~no.
WILL RESUME WORK Al once.
Einanciul difficulties Are settled
prupcrt, Considered An Excel
lent Buy az Price PdH

Philadelphia capital has purchased
the Lincoln mine at Pearl. Ida. and
work ON large scale win boz come
mcncsd 1t once. The consideration FOR
the property is said TO have been $780,
600 which Is declared 90 Doe but 90 small
portion of what the property IS worth.
1t IS said that 100000 bon improvements
and work has been expended on the
property and that there is considerable
ere in sight that with good manage
ment win net the purchasers hand
some profit
Papers for the sale of the property
were signed last week and arrange
m,nts h1vo been made for the material
men and laborers Co which the mine
was Indebted to get thcir money.
Tt is undcrsi bod chat some time ago
engineers representing Philadelphia
people We're sent Co the district TO
make au examination of a mining prop
crty. The men to whom Che mine was
indebted Interested tGo engineers IN the
Lincoln with the result that it was pur-
chased.
The material men and laborers
bought the property in at receivers
sale Tor something over $4,000. OF this
amount $1,000 in cash was paid for the
receivers expenses The remaining
amount was arranged for at "a later
date. The purchasers thon sold the
property 10 the Philadelphians.
CONSIDERED GOOD PROPERTY
The Lincoln mine was formerly owned
by David Kennedy OF New York.
Through mismauag cement and mex
perionce In mining affairs, Kennedy be-
d.
was soon S25O.0O0 In debt. Local banks
held Kennedy's paper TO the amount 1f
100000. and considerable more was
held in the east. After looking over
the situation the banks decided 10 aC-
cept the loss and leave the property 10
firms that had supplied material and
the laborers and ei1ployes For this
reason the property was sold without
tine right Of redemption being allowed.
This was done by the court ON the
grounds that no bids could Doe received
while a right of redemption was given.
Evcr since the property stopped work
ing several months ago force Of six
or eight men has been at work pump
ing the mine out and retimberlng.
within a few days this number will bo
greatly Increased and the concentrat-
ing mill viii begin operations n Is
said that there is plenty OF money
20 back the property and make it %
paying investment
The shaft is down 400 feet. but In the
upper levels considerable ore is vet TO
DE taken out Owing 10 caving this
has never been touched. Drifting to
catch these veins will be tho first work
10 be taken up.
Is WELL EQUIPPED.
ON the property is large amount
of equipment. There r. a good hoist.
bunk house. office. and
mill of so ton capacity
al the mine
The extraction of ore at the property
ran start almost Immediately IL ls said
on the upper levels of the mine ore
running from 81 Ia Sl3 in gold Is found
With plenty of power from a. nearby
power company for lighting and pow
er purposes mining men believe that
ihe property can again Doe revived and
placed on paving basis.
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TOpAY,s MONEY MARKET.

New York. Feb. 3-Money ON can
easy 2a2h per cent; ruling rate, Q;
closing bid, ia offered at 2.
Time loans firm; 90 days, 2is per
cent; 90 days, 2is 10 pa; six months. 8
per cent
Close; Prime mercantile paper. 49,
To- 4 per cent.
Sterling exchange. weaker with ac-
tual business I'm bankers bills at 4S5.3O
m4S5 for 90 day bills at 4S7.6O for de-
mand, commercial bills, 4S5W4S5S.
Bar silver. 52is.
Mexican dollars. a.
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds. firm
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SFrKINC MORE SHELTERS.

1t is now a certainty that the inter-
national Smelling Il Refining company
intends to build up an organization that
viii give the present smclter combines
a hard road to travel AZ present the
company has representatives i'm the
west sizing up the smeltcr SITUATION
in every mining community. Negola-
tions are now on for the control OF
number Of smelter plants. Among
those ON which tho company has an
cyc are the Needles plant at Needles,
Cal. two in Colorado and the Tor'eon
in Mexico
Organization of the company mas
not been completed. IL SIS understood
that tho company purposes Co issue
only 100000 600 of the S5o.oou.Vo
capital stock on completing its organi-
zatI0n
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PRODUCE


'mtaso fcb. heneWed proht-tlking
,Nusel mn9tI'u "tthnr-r lu in. wheat
iuaih 'i tNhah l'll"Mihs rilfhl uimnnss
tl ihr opening Ml'h prices Wefo nn-
hantrb tn 20 mkh'i smaN Uittlre
I4 ~. pillr pr Mh.it az llt ,irngi, dt-
npile in' stump N'Ir 'iffoHN. Nai been
30 az l.Osis to r. ANA Sold an to iosa.
corfIuuad UrNt rrrelut. ana La .Iight
ir,nro,.el,.',t h, i,inr.irr .,a. ,e 't
W. ,.iiI. ~. ii,'. '',Nl.M- 'l,al
ROD f,r.,,. & t, i''
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WOOL


ST. Louis. Feb. Wool, nominal Tcr-
ritory and western mediums, d q, une
mediums 15Hll, tine. l20ll
BOSTON.
Boston. Feb. There bias been no
change during the laat week in the local
wool market supplies being very light
and prices almost prohihitive. The trade
awaits thc arrival Of che new clip. ruN-
ed wool is active ana strong The Lead
Ing domestic quotations range as fol-
lows.
Secured values. Texas hue NJ months.
GA 6i. tine. SIX 90 eight months, s3na6i
fine flli $3.50
California northern. 52Wjt. middle
country. $3.50. fan free, i2N a.
oregon, eastern 40. I, staple G2ueii
eastern clothing 55a5i valley No. D.
ls uhu
Territory. Ono staple C201; fine me-
dlum. staple. Uln62. rne clothing 5sn
CO., tine medium clothing. .1n51. half
blood. GonG. three-eights blood. asa
60. quarter-hl0nd. a1WaE
Pulled extra. Om CO. fine aluG0. 8
suDcrs. lgnla.
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WORN com FRoM AmRCrR.

J. q. Eldredge. Jr., assayer-in-chargo
of the local government assay office.
late yesterday afternoon received a bar
of gold bullion from Mercur weighing
35155 ounces. The metal was received
and Is being put through the melting
room and an assay is being made be-
fore 90 is purchased ana sent TO the
mint
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
ILL., oN wArER roR rowEn.

The Deer Creek Copper ~ Gold MINI
ing company has fled an application
with the state engineer for 10 second
feet Of water from Deer Greek. near
American Fork. for power iu opetat-
ms d0-inch Polton turbine wheel de-
veloping 2a horse power, with which
TO supply electric lighting and mach
incry power at Silver Lake.
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Si Peak % bid; Eagles Nest pa;
Hailstone, . bid; Round Mountain o09
N5. Rnwhide. "A bid: Balloon Hill. ga g
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GOVERNMENT nONn oTorArInNs

rs regd 102a10S; Coupons. 1924 bid.
ys reg'd lOOA 410lh; short bonds 100
bio: as rcgd. 1888 N12Oh Coupons,
1907 bid; Panama 2's 1Olia a. -02ls;
Coupons, l0l p "a 1929 Panama 1898
l02 1903; Dist Col, 1903 bid: PHILIPPINE
As 100 bid
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"DOIPH" WHITNEY & SONS.
Members S. i. stock and Mining Eek.
1872 Atlas Bell. Ill.,
Correspondence confidential
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nYRrAf A SILVER

Foundry and Machine company stock
AT 80 cents on the dollar Inquire 40l
scott building.
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j. NJ. Howell j. W. Kingsbury.
Howell & Kingsbury. geological, and
mining engineers. Surveyors and Nine
examinations. 40 Atlas Block Bell
phone zoos.
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cheese-Firm. uairics. t5hi twins.
ifiki young Americas. ~.
uvApORATED FRUITS

TNNTWTHIT7 ID TIIIII"7
New York. Feb. 2-rho market Tor
ovaporatad apples a. unchanged. With
fancy quoted at 81 dNh choice, 40
az; prime. bh Wfi common TO fair, 90
ga
with quotations ranging from "a 90
Th for new crop California fruit rang
ing up Co l0s-i0s. aud from % 20 ?
FOR Orcgons ranging from aossls 20 Ns-
1lH
Aprlcots are firm. owing 90 the strong
statistical position, with choice quoted
at gisn9h; extra choice. ~ q TO- fancy
lhm1a
sumption. with choice quoted 90 bifUf ID B.
extra choice TthM6s fancy. blhmlo.
Naisius are dun ana easy. with loose
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