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New-York tribune., 1909-12-30
UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION.
OTHER LIVESTOCK Markets

Chicago. Dec 29.-CATTLE-Re Receipts. 5000;
steady; steers, $5pS9; cows, So 50@$5; heifers,
s. 4GGS5, bulls. 81 4OQS4 %; calves S3aS9 75
stockers and feeders. S3 T5qS5 80 HOGS-Re-
butchers s. +0Gss 20; light mixed. IS 20GsS 40;
choice light IS 20q$s 45; packing, s. @0qss -;
pigs, 81 50Gss @5; bulk Of sales. S. 40G$s SO.
HEEP-ReGeipts. - 000; steady, sheep, sag
IS 70; lambs, SO 254Ss o.. yeariings So 25QsT Co
East Buffalo. Dec. 29.-CATTLE unchanged.
TEALS-Receipts IS. active and SOC higher At
SG1<ll I{eeeelpts Loo; seJiHe M and lo
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 3,s00; sheep
active and STEADY; lambs slow and 1Oql5c higher
Cincinnati Dec. 2o.-CATTLE Receipts. So
steady 70 strong; fair 70 good shippers. s5 65@
SIS 10; common, S2qS3 10 HOGS-Receipts p
common. S6GSs 80. SHEEP-Recepts 80;
strong; 81 5OgS5 30; lambs strong. 81 JOqs7 90
Kansas City. Dec CATTLE Receipts
s. 500. including 400 SoutheTns steers I0Gl5c
higher; cows strong: stockers dull; choice export
and dressed beef steers x6QS7 25. fair to good
and feeders S3 40dS5 20; Southern steers s4G
50 -; cows s3g$4 80; native cows. 81 5ogs5 80;
heifers s. 25GS5; bulls, s. 25@s4 75 calves 81 so
Gs9. HOGS-Receipts, 5000; 54I0c lower; top
S. So: bulk OF sales, sS 256sS 80. heavy Is SJl
IS 80; packers and butchers, s. I5q$s 30; light
$500 steady strong; lambs, 81 50aSs 20; year
ines. ST. 23aST %; Wethers, 81 25GS5 10. ewes
Sass %. stockers and feeders So j0aS5 %
Pittsburg, Dec. 99-CATTLE-Su light;
steady. choice So 75qs7, common. S. 5OGs4 so
SHEEP-Supply fair; strong; prime wethers
s. 35as5 60, cuIls and common, s2aS3; lambs
s6GSS 80 VEAL CALVES, S10QSIO 80. HOGS
Receipts. 10 double decks; active; prime heavtes
81 s5aSs so: mediums. heavy Workers light York
and pigs. SIS s.; roughs, 81 5OGSs %.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30

Spot quiet with prices 10 points higher
at 15:s5c for middltng upland and I62 2oc for
niddling Gulf Southern spot markets: Sayan-
nah steady 1-i6C higher at Is 3 16c: sales ! 952
bales Norfolk steady, unchanged at 10 nc; sales
500 Augusta steady. unchanged at l5 sc; sales
755- Galveston steady. l-1ec higher Is 9-16c
sales, 502 New Orleans fru. unchanged al
I5isc; sales 200 Charleston firm, Side higher
1t 10 3-l6c; sales. 1852 Memphis firm IN
changed at l5iac; sales. 400 Houston STEADY
sc higher at I6ssc sales 500. Liverpool cables:
spot-Fair business doing; sales. IA coo bales in
Guiding 4Co0 late yesterday: speculation and ex-
port, 800; American 1900; imports rs 600;
American. p, 600 middling upland s. 40d Fu;-
uEes opened steady, 2G3 points higher; closed
steady, y point lower to points higher. De
cernber and December-January, S.lSf.d. Janu-
ary-Fehruary, s19l3d. February March 3 old.
March-AprtI S-24i@d; April-May s 26d Nav
Junc sgd; june-Ju!y, S.26lzd: July-August
S.25d: August-September, 72Sd; September-OctO-
her. Z 4od, October-November, 7.23d; November
December. 7.12l2d
COFFEE-Quiet sales. $500 bags; under
tone STEADY. ana prices. after opening unchaneed
to 6 points advance. made further gain Of 5
points anc closed steady at 56lO points net
higher. Havre irner, closing at q franc
net advance for July and A6i5 franc advance
Tor the other positions. Hamburg steady al IN
changed TO = pig advance. Brazilian markets
unchanged Cash markets firm. with light orcr-
iugs Visible Brazilian in and aioat for the
United States is .463 os7 bugs against s, ,e6S-
l0t last year Spot firm; Rio No Z quoted at
9-l6c. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30
COPPERS-CHINO
MAKING GOOD

Last May in the most complete advertising campaign
executed and expenditure or SlOOOU begged
the public buy Santa Rita Copper upon S3OOOO basis
l said
That I had bought this mine from Mrs. Hearst, the
mother OF William Randolph Hearst, IN 1893 for Messrs
Rockefeller Rogers myself and others for S4OOO cash
That after owning and living with for years
believed OF the most valuable copper mining
properties the world That knew worth to be over
$25O000O0
In the middle of my campaign the sudden death OF Mr.
Rogers compelled change my plans overnight ana
make quick sale of the property before options on the
other owners stock expired.
HAYDEN Stone & Co, who have made the most phe-
nomenay successful record in Coppers having picked
more winners bigger profits their clients during the
past FIVE wears than all other houses combined knowing
the tremendous value OF Santa Rita jumped into the gap
and took the property off my hands. They at ONCE
changed the Chino with 100000 shares, par 3d.
$3,500O00 capital
TO-DAY Chino is one of the active stocks in
Boston and New York at $3.50 per share or SSooOOo or
what | offered the public basis OF S3,000OOQ.
Chino Santa Rita now handled by HAYDEN Stone y
Co. 1t is no longer my property, and while as Is we'll
known HAYDEN Stone & Co require assistance from
me or any handling the market for the properties
thew SPONSOR myself to call attention TO their
reDort on this property, issued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30
MONEY AND EXCHANGE,

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
cpened at 81 per cent: highest. So pei
cent; lowest, 3 per cent; last loan ; per
cent. closing, . per cent; ruling rate, 5l4
per cent Time money was unchanged.
Rates We're quoted at 4sd42< per cent for
sixty and ninety days. 4i4u45z per cent for
four, I'VE and SIX months. Mercantile paper
was issued moderately, and met with a
fair demand Rates. 4%4G5A per cent for
sixty and ninety days Endorsed bills re-
ceivable; s.G5;< for choice four To six
months single names; 5lsQ6 Per cent for
al others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Th foreign
exchange market opened weak at = decline
of nearly 12C from Tuesdays ruling rates
Gables were quoted at 4S760G4. .S765 demand
sterling al 4S7G4.s7o3, and SiXty-day bills at
4S414s4l0 Short francs were 5.l67s plus
1-22 and short reichsmarks s5l4. Demand
sterling for Saturdays mail was quoted at
Z S5S1a4 81 Bills were offered in large guam
-ities in the first hour the accommodations
IN anticipation OF q brisk demand in the
last week of the year apparently having
greatly exceeded what the actual require
Inents are turning out u be. The market
was a shade steadier in the afternoon. re-
covering 10 u points from the morning s
!, = level Gables we're quoted al 4SIle ga. 500,
demand sterling at 4S105G4.S1l0 and siXty-
Cav bills at 4S4d4S4i- Short francs held
around . 16-z and short relCEs-nzrks 90
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30
BANKERS, nosted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston, par
Chicago, 15c premium; San Francisco, sight
&c. telegraph sc premium. New Orleans,
commercial 75cGS discount, bank 81 pre-
premium: St Louis, lac discount bid, Sc dis
count asked, Minneapolis, CSC premium, Sa-
vannah. buying $3.50 discount, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York, eX-
changes 800 053. So balances SO 40G. .o29; Phil
adelphia. exchanges S2S,liS,4io balances 81
545 SO. Baltimore, exchanges S5-00o,524. bal
anCes S3lS.TSI- Boston. exchanges SO, ,-0I,
balances 81, ,66S. 81
SILVER MARKET.-Commercia bar sill
yer, 525sc. Mexican silver dollars z4c. Bar
silver in London closed az 24l4d, unchanged.
GOLD PRENIUM.-In Madrid. 80; Lis
bon, =.
MEXICAN EXCFFANG GE.-AIexican eX-
Change on New York is quoted At 2.01i2-
GOVERNMENT REVENUE - Receipts
f:Cm customs yesterday were S5700l2, in
fernal revenue, S234 O65 and miscellaneous,
So. .ls3, . total OF SS7l,Z7l, against total eX-
peLdTuTSS on ordinary account OF S3el0.-
10 For the month 70 date ordinary re-
Ceipts have been AS,442I3l and ordinary cx-
lures amounting 70 s44l,597. For the fiscal
year 10 date ordinary receipts have been
S3ls.353, G25. against s2sZ, 7Io.395 in the same
time IN 1893. and ordinary expenditures
So, AZ, 156, against s335.5fl.354 IN 1853 the
excess Of expenditures this year amounting
70 s26 .1eo. 10 compared with an excess last
year Of $53.s3e.S5S. Including Panama Canal
account ana public debt, the excess OF all
expenditures over receipts since july
amounts TO 81. .Ji3, az against an excess IN
the corresponding period . year ago of $50,
65S 30
SUB-TRE REASURY.-Th sub-Treasury was
debtor 10 the Clearing House $sz6.l38.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. December -, 1909.
BEENES-Recepts, 130 cars or 2.G36 head
including rs for slaughter and 81 for the
market Steers opened slow, with the advance
of Monday lost and selling at about last Fri
days prices. bulls and thin held up, how
ever. and bulls firm: medium and good cows
fell off IOG2Jc before the close Several ears
of held Ordinary to choice
steers sold at S5qs7 per 100 n; oxen, s4as6 -;
bulls, 50 40aS5: choice fat bulls. 50 26QS5 40
respectively: cows. 81 45dS4 10 Exports to-
day. partly estimated, 1850 quarters OF beef
Sales-S. Sanders: 10 Kentucky steers, 1222
10. So CO. Is. 1855 n. So 60; q Virginia lIsi
~ So 90 81. 1142 10. 81 90; 10. 1172 n. So 90
g Ohio. I23s N. ST. 90; 70, llo4 10: SO 30: q.
fi01 n. 81 30; 20. 1898 10. S6 10: 20 1850 10,
81: 81 Pennsylvania. 114o 10, 50 IS; - Illinois
1850 70, So 80; 30 1902 ID, s. so. 10 Ohio steers
and oxen, i34o n. s. 90; l bull. 1850 10 IS 40
], 1850 n. 81 Is: !, $50 10. 81 40; II cows,
l0S2 10, 81; .. 963 n. 81, O. 100 ~ SO So; TO-
1886 N 81 20. !, 1910 10. So %; 3 $40 no. 81 rs
4. ~; 10, 81 so heifer, $50 10. So 40,
Mcpherson g. Co: 20 Virginia steers 1879 10
SO So; 90 1877 10. 81 So: 26. s2s N. S. 81
Ilentuehy 1135 NJ. SO 10: oxen, 14so 10, s. o,
2, 1870 ~ 81 o.: 2. lll5 NJ, 81 80: ! bull, lsso
lo4S 10. 81 so; 3 $50 n, 81 80; .. 1890 n,
81 30: T. 500 10, 81 Is: II cows i044 10 81 70; %
|. $50 10. 81 %. 2. lo2s ~ Is. Q. soc N. 81
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30

I. =! 3 g 5o Sc p 3 g
IS SIS q & s. s. g %: iGSS fc 8 So = 81 ID D.
Sc 90; % Illinois 11so H. s6 50; 81 1856 rO IS IS;
81 sRsPesEs lsis Ssn ! eng 'is;s
Tob9 shaSnon; ,do6 bull Il g SO ~ no s. M 49' n
ss?; iI 2 IS Ssas s. g e S. - =
1859 1859 e E 8 1ai5 Sal F. $40 q n I isS
s So sss n G7o ,Tsz ls 81 5S. 1so Is as q;
10, S 50: i. $40 +. S. IS; H. Isl To IS is; j.
7Ss 7Ss B. B. s s 5o 5o F. SsS ssS s ''S ID o. -
,1Ss Nelson 50 $ ~ @'G : 500 h Ok s. $500 ss ~
cows. cows $40 n, 81; Is, 7ss r. ss75; 9. sas ~ ~
s. S. ! e5 sSs E E e e 81 81 Il zee zee r. r. g g. l. $50
112i 2f Il! y 1920 m n 81 GAf BULL $50 Is s
s., John - SuSsy cows $50 TS' IS 10; i. 900 H.
CkETGs&Receipts We - Re ' 1882 head. including
S IN f4 lG 0geSsFs good demand na at at Mondas No pce
ss.sG s@s sa sl i0S g. ta S9es & R 10 % SatagaS 9hSSi
calves. s4qs4 10; common Western. 81 50gs4 70.
city ioai4so for coHntry % and saIoc for barn
saiss--Nelson & Mccabe: yeais; 80 70 aver,
10 $40; IL, 124 70, 50 %; .. 115 10. SO; Z. 100
70. SIS; IL III 10. So; II barnyard calves. 316
70, 81 10; 40 Western. S27 10, 81 To- So 327 ib,
81 so
]. G. Curtis & Son: II vesls. 157 70. s11 so:
10. 14i 70. sl1: 20. 151 n $40 so: A. $50 10.
SO %; Q 40 n. $40; 10. III 70. 50: 2. l6o 10.
81: Il barnyard calves 242 70. 81 75; 3 year
Hume: 4 yeals Us lso ~ s11; Il i, rs Z,
Sc; 5 barnyard calves 162 70. 81 20.
B. W. Otis: . veais 155 10. s11 80; culls,
I40 n. 81.
Andrew Mullen: veals. 124 10 $40 %; s. 1Oc
~ SIS: IL barnyard calves. $50 10. 81 10. 6 year
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30

fLot X AND MLaI--Dul and featurcless
with buyers showing little interest, regardless
PROVIsIoSS-Ouiet The opening was hrr,
but packing interests were sellers and there
was liquidation by speculative longs. Hog
levels. but this fails to bring out many hogs
which strengthens the belief that there is a
scarcity in the country which VIII take some
time TO overcome. PORK-Steady: mess
S24 50ps24 20; family s26G S27; short clear
family. sl5 5oqs s16: packet, s11 50Gs13; extra
India mess. S24 n S25 BEEF HAMS-outet
S24@ DRESSED HOGS-Strong: bacons
Hes; $50 h. d3i4sci d8!o.r d8o 10 I1Ac; 14o 10.
bellies steady; smoking, l3g13Ac; 10 Ii, I3G
13Ec; - lb, l3dl3lac: IA lb. 130l3Isc:
picked hams hrm, 1874 TALLOW-Steady;
city. Glzc. country, ga ep7c. LARD-Steady;
middle West. u 10 q Il. s5c; city quiet. 12l1 %
l2%c; refined steady; South America, - 6oe;
Continent, 13bOe; Brazil kegs, - 6Oc COM
POUND, 10% @l0&c. STEARINE-Easv,
oleo. 1sc; city lard. &c.
sUGAR-Rehned slow of sale with prices
Unchanged: fine sranulated quoted az SOC netF
but unchanged. The London market for beet
sugar was I lsd lover for December. az l2s I'd
and a4d OFF for other months. January l2s 3a.a.
and MAY 12s 6%.d
KICE-Stnaay at unchanged prices
METALs-COPPER-Sta firm and
higher; sales reported Spot December
and January closed at 1887 u aIl3.62Isc; Feb
ruhry. 81. y a 1876. and March I35OQ
t52 Is sd. Sales included loo tons spot and
1.so0 tons futures. Local dealers report a
nrii market and quote Lake copper at 13 G. 3.
"a i4c electrolyLic. 10 e5p 1871 Zoe and casting,
Der be. 81 y 9S4.1s sl4e. January SO sTM q sac:
FeFfuarH. $500 "a loc; March. 33 e5 q 81 zoe;
Arm. 1896 o "a l0c. London steady, spot
tls'i futures. 1855 los. LEAD--steady. spot.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30

TO IIac Trading in December delivery vas
extremely quiet, owing 10 the congesred
condition of that option Bulk OF business
was in May. During the day the December
option sold between 81 16ia and 81 IS. and
May between 81 Io1s and s. I1i2- The mar
ket closed at almost the top. with DecCn-
Der at 81 LIS and May al 81 IiS 10 81 u-s-
Renewed liquidation caused weakness IN
corn during early trading. but a firm tone
developed later. May vas subjected To
heavy selling pressure because of its larGe
premium over the cash grain The market
closed az the top. with prices unchanged 10
&c TO lac higher
Oats were weak early. but rallied in thu
fIral nour and closed 1sc lower 70 1sc 10 1sc
higher.
Provisions firm Packers sold moderately
a. times and support was meSgre. Prices
at the close were unchanged TO 1Gc higher
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30
FOREIGN MARKETS.

liverpool. Dec 29--NHEAT-Spot dull. No 2
red Western winter, no stock. futures quiet; De
ceiubcr, IS 25zd: March. SIS; May, rs 1Od. CORN
spot quiet. new American mixed. 81 siad. old
rs 3izd futures quiet; January, mixed, 5s Esd
Plate Is I'd. PEAS-Canad.an steady rs I'D,
FLOUR UR-Winter patents 33s 3D. HOPS-In
London (Pacihc Coast, f6 6sdE7 BEEF-Extrs
InoiA firm, 95s. HAMS-Short cut dull
sis BACON-Cumberland cut, quiet, 6ls; short
rib. weak. 65E: long clear middles light dull
62s; heavy. 63s short clear backs G.js: clear
bellies easy. 70s. SHOULDERS Square dull
bes. LARD--Prime Western. ticFces. weak SOS
%. American refined. pals, sss I'd CHEESE
Canadian. finest white, steady, Dos; coIored 57s
90. TALI.OW-PTime city. 33s. TTIRPENTINB
Spirits sOs. ROSIN-Toulmon los PETRO-
LEU Refined. 734d LINsEED oIf.-Huli. re
nned-spot strong 29s 90. TALL0W-Austra-
liau. ~ London. 2is %.
London, Dec. 23-sUG AR-Raw. centrifugal.
lbs I'd; muscovado. 12s 81. BEET sUGAR-De-
cember l2s Sd LINSEED-C, alcutta April
June, 54s od. LINsEED OIIS-32s SPERM
DfI~-E2s ETROI.EUM-Americzn refined
sid: spirits. 20. TUBPENTINE-s Spirits. 40s
l3zd; RosIN-American, strained. los 80. hne,
los Vi.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30

unss. 4os u. So 75.
H H. Hollis: 3 veaIs. 15s n. ST. 3. 115 70.
MePherson & Co.; :. ysals. ls5 n; sll; g
eulls. "a n. 81: So rb. So II. 70 n. S. So Il
Tobin & shannon: 16 veals. 1as n, sli; II.
50 h s. S:sy.1s ss Sss ssl1s 1ss 3 3. So & 'l'
kerns Commission Company; Indiana vsals
40 9ng3s1a r. $40 calves: SG 2 ss lS5 r. s. cuS' 50 d. ss
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1Si: cars
1858 head. including II cars for slsushterers
if in limited supply and fun steady: lambs quiet.
but all the stock taken at gensFaiIy sssasx Sa y
per 100 n: eulis 81 5oass: common % prime
lambs. 81 5oGse; cuiIs. s5Gs6 80; yeariings. $50
quotations. Country dressed hothouse lambs
saIes-Kerns Commission Company: 10 Indiana
fI n e! g g lnflaR. 4 s s. sasop' So II 10 ~ iS'
cuns. so N. So 50; 5. - n. So yearIings and
TobIn & shannon; ~ state lambs. 10 n. IS so;
2o4 mixed Ohio sheep common "a 10 81
Newton & CO: 2s7 Ohio lambs. 81 70. IS 1914.
S. Judd & Co.: 232 Buffalo lambs. "a n.
- G, Curtis 4 Son; q state lambs. s. n;
sheep. ;Y, % ~ 81: IS sS NJ So 50, .
Andrew Mullen; 8 state lambs. IS 10. IS 80;
HosSeceipts ists hfsP n9 NJ s &C Cars or 7ss2 head
including scant half carload for the market
Prices frrn; light and medium state hogs sold at
S2rnP pat at iolsSi21s ri per n Out
sales-Tobin 8 shannon: IS state hogs. I52
NJ So; anseqs seqsh 20 Tpats fs s. hog. 40 n 50.
roughs. $50 70. IS.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30

4671 1472kc New York. 1850 asked East
st Louis London higher at f13 SIS Cd. Spell
TER-Qu!et; spot, 610G6.30c New York, 500
46.1o East st Louis London unchanged
The English iron market lower at Jls
1hd for Cleveland warrants. Locally no
change was reported IRON-Pig iron GER
tihcates unchanged no sales
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-Unchanged
with tone steady.
NAVAL ST0RES-Spirits turpentine frmer
Rosin and tar steady but unchanged. Spirits
turpentine, machina bbls. 6sl.e.
OILS-Rcfined petroleum In seasonable de-
mand at S.o5c for standard white III barrels at
New York.
COTTONSEED OiIs-Prices for near posi-
tons were easier under liquidation by longs and
some selling by rehners In the late months
there was good deal OF selling. but the mar
ket rallied In the afternoon and closed relatively
steadier than near positions. Crude oil was
about steady. but demand was small. Local
contract prices;
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30

By order o. executors.
5000 Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western
Railroad Company FIRST getunding
mortgage per sent gold bonds
due 1858 coupons January and
July. accrued interest 70 be charged
100 Elka PARK Association first mort
gage 8 per cent exteE1ed bonds.
cue May, 1913, coupons May ana
November. accrued interest 70 be
$1,000 Arioh society Of New York city
second mortgage 3 per cent regis
tered bond. due Apr!l, 1917. interest
April ana October, accrued interest
q be charged e1.-.--..--.............
1900 Nsnsemcn6 (VirEinia) Water Com
BoaS 5s' aas I9is n9rifase aserest av f eeai aad
November, accrued interest 70 be
si.ooO Eyansville & Terre Haute Railroad
company per cent bond due 1912.
Interest April and October. accrued
interest 70 he charged ---.-...---.-
1900 Maryland steel Company per cent
registered bond. Que 1922 interest
February and August, accrued III
teresJ 70 be char ged ...-.-..-...---
fLooo Detroit. o!edo & ironion Railway
consolidated mortgage ! = per cent
oone. due 1850. February. 1905.
3p9 Shares Clear Lake Mining Com
pany, Linn ted. 800 shares Peerless
FuilfTog Mining Company. 600
shares Nevada Cold Trail Mining
company, 800 shares Tramps cen
soliasted Extension Mining Com
rany, 800 shares United Green
water Copper Company 2gr0
shares Consolidated Red Top Lease
Company, LOT --..-..............
For account of wk1m II may concern
5000 Second Avenue Railroad consoa-
Gated . per cent bonds. dae l94s
Guaranty Trust certificates with
August. 1905 coupons attached .-
. shares Great Eastern Telephone
Company preferred. lOt--..-.--... 5
81 shares EioRTaph Company ..-.-....
10000 Mexican Sugar Refining COMPANY
Limited, frst mortgage d per cent
gold bonds. Que April 1921, Octo-
beT, 1905. coupons attached .......
to,"s second Avenue Railroad consoli-
dated per cent bonds due 1895
Guaranty Trust certificates. with
August. 1905, coupons sttSeheG%-,
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30
CONCLUSION.
HAYDEN, STONE & co.
December, 1909.


II should be borne in mind that Hayden Stone 4 q,
IS an utra-conservatIve house that they talk
U per cent or what they could cOnservatvey claim
That when they hoated North Butte IS they only ,aLcd
so for H. and 120 Their Utah onlv % i oS
Nevada Consolidated 9. Ray and Miami 10 In their TO-
tS4OOOO0Ol while who lived with the property ten
years TO their six months say $50 share soon
While Chino IS no longer my property, | want the
puoc 10 Keep track or IT. and 10 that end repeat what
said last May This stock S30OOoOOO basis $50 70 $50
per share) the best thing have known in forty
years OF copperS.
With my latest having already made good nom,
again TO the others which have gone before:
Butte and Boston, TO $50. S2oOOOOoO
Boston and Montana; 90 TO sou. 100000
1rI-Mountain : TO l2o...--..-..--... 12.SOOOOO
Copper Range TO 105..-.-..-........ 30OO0OOO
Chino ) to l21s.,,............--... S7sOOOO
Yukon. -. (now a regular sgo dividend psveTS
and TO the ones have been persisteny advertising
during the past two years:
Utah Copper, J to 65.. 100000
Nevada Consolidated 10 3O.......... 6OOI0OO0
Kay consolidated, S3+ 10 H1S.......... 27,000OO0
Miami, AZ to %. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lSOOOON)
With the above list of ssOOOo0OOO OF ConneTs b;eh
show the public S2O0OG0OOO profits bavr b,,,
tona Trinity and Bay StaeNational all OF which the
public assured will with as good a record
any OF the above.
believe Utah Copper will soon sell over 100 Nevasa
Consolidated over so, Ray Consolidated over 90 Miami
over so and Chino So unqualhedly advise their
purchase
P. Sin stocks after things have been dor- ,r
one can claim i told you so and can successfully
dispute their claims the claim makers prove the
soundness OF their claims fot so with me. The great
newspapers OF the world hold records on the above
stocks made at advertising outlay of hundreds OF tho
sands OF dollars. and advise all intending investors IN
of the stocks | 10 look up my forprr 49,.
before sending their orders 10 the brokers'
Bear in mind never receive any buying or se,l;rs
orders from any stocks. that give no ad,~e
which have public market where they can b bnb
sold through regular brokers,
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30
8 shares Delaware. LAckawanna s.

shares Delaware IAckawanna &
Western Coal Company ............ co4
10 shares the Authors and News
papers Association, lot. .....-...... sic
$500 Berwick Consolidated Gas Company
first mortgage 8 per cent bonds,
due 1929. January, 1910. coupons
attached 900 shares Berwick
Consolidated Gas Company assign
ment Of claim of Avery SicSels
against Berwick Consolidated Gas
Company in the OF $50. .o0e
and upward. lot. ot...................S $3.50
30 shares Rubber Goods Manufactur-
preferred ............-.... Ioen
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30
CHINO COPPER COMPANY
FINANCES.

FINANCES.
The Chino Copper Company has issued capital
stock of 100000 shares The Company has indebted
ness and has treasury this writing about Sl5OO
600 in quick assets, substantially all OF which cash
ORE RESERVES.
On December l. 1909, the of ore OF the Chino
Copper Company developed by underground workings and
by drilling were about 100000 The copper
of the of the Chino November
was about 240q say 4S pounds or copper per ton or
ore The more workings in the Chino have dis
closed direction the extension OF the bodies
is thicker and richer; in fact, there three dl holes
which indicate body in OF 800 feet thick
and with copper content or about S4
This feature of the Chino developments OF the greatest
Importance 1t the hickest body OF the grade
in the world lar know. Ii Is as favorable a
DEVELOPMENT be shown by any copper property OF
its class so far as know From the statement of the
managers OF this property who having com
wear the Chino Copper Company will have developed ap
proxmately 20,000,OO tons OF ore
REDUCTION PLANT.
The Chino Copper Company is about completing plans
for the erection of concentrating mill $500
OF ore per day From the reduction of such amount
OF ore a copper production of from 24000O00 30O00000
pounds per should be obtained.
PRODUCTION AND PROFITS.
There is a small experimental mill which has been in
operation upon Chino for time IL is there
fore possible make close approximation respects
costs of production We think within the mark say
that copper will be produced by the Chino Copper Com
pany 9 cents per pound laid down in New York. A
profit the production named above OF per pound
will therefore. the present capitalization OF the