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Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-17
DENN |S FEATURE OF TRADING Stock Sells As High As S5.37 But Drops Back Fifty
 Cents
NEW YORK ISSUES SHOW
 CONSIDERABLE STRENTH

Denn Arizona was the feature Of 'todaSs rrading. and the develop ments on the property warranted bet ter prices at which sales are being made The stock sold as high as s5.37 during the day, but this price was too tempting and closed at s4.75 bid. with stock being offered at s4.s7. Superior and Pittsburg was also in good de msni. opening at $15.75. bU. there was not enough offered to go around, the stock closing at $16.ST to ST. The entire list of Cole Ryan stocks were all well supported. GirOuX COnsolidat- ed showed an advance of 75c. Butte Coalition. North Butte. Calumet X Arizona. and Greene Cananea. how ever was inclined to show activity. The New York issues were very strong. Steel common showing another good advance. selling at s72.50. This stock was tipped off some time ago at S75.000. Steel preferred sold at S12S-3T. Phelps Dodge stock is in good demand at s220 to s225. The entire market is very strong and bet ter prices are expected.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-17

SHELDEN BUILDING. HoUGHT0N,
 MICH. D. s. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-17
ANAcoNOA COPPER.

Anaconda produced nearly a million pounds of copper more in June Of this year. Anaconda is the greatest producing mine in the world, Calumet & Hecla is second. win Rio Tinto third. Anaconda also owns about g. O0O, GOO acres of timber land. The stock should be popular la Wall street, for it has assets back Of 1t iH greater volume than most of the min ing companies in whose stocks the public deal. There have teen, rumors recently. that Anaconda would be per mitted to have a natural market. and this is bringing the stock into more favorable notice.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-17

James w. Baker, secretary and treasurer of the Alphabte mine, Frank Y. Armstrong. Al Armstrong and John Hunter will visit Courtland in gener- al and the Alphabet mine Tn particu- lar, day after tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-17
ENTIRELY NEW
here are 25 chapters.

There are 25 chapters.
 Covering Copper History, Geology, Geography. Chemistry, Mineralogy, Mining, Milling, Leaching. Smelling, Refining. Brands, Grades, Impurities, Alloys, Uses, Substitutes, Terminol- ogy, Deposits by Districts, States, Countries and Continents; Mines in detail, Statistics of Production, Con- sumption, Imports, Exports, Finances, Dividends, etc.
 The Copper Handbook is conceded ly the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-17
COPPER
COPPER HANDBOOK

Vol VIII, issued May. 1909, contains 1500 pages, with nearly 50 per cent more matter than the preceding edi- ton. The chapters with mine de- scriptions and on statistics have been carefully revised and the bulk of the matter therein is
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-23
S300,O00 FOR RAY
LEWISoHNs WILL TAKE HOLD OF RAY CENTRAL AND WILL FUR
 NIsH DEVELOPMENT MONEY

Operating as the Ray Central, the re- organized company owning the Kelvin Calumet property in the Kelvin district, consisting of about twelve claims and a mill, will start an active campaign of development work in the next thirty days.
 The Lewisohns of New York, the big gest copper mine promoters in the east, have taken hold of the proposition and now $S00,000 is available in cash for the prosecution of the work. One mil lion eight hundred thousand dollars more is to follow in installments ex- tending over period of years.
 W. B. Twitchell, recently returned from the east, where the matter was finally settled. Some time ago an ex- pert representing the Lewisohns was in Phoenix making investigations, and his report back to the company was very favorable. The requirement of the prop erty and the cha7Te of the company name and its fu cing has been the work of several V, sks.
 The present mil Cn the property will be used only for sampling the ore, and when the proper state of development has been reach new plant will be in stalled. The Kelvin-Calumet has some fine showings and is regarded as mus ually rich for that district. Native copper has been found in some of the workings, which extend over several hundred feet,
 Twitehell has been foremost in it's development and his little mill proved the camp and aroused interest in the Kelvin country as mining region Copper Era.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-23
FIRST DIVIDEND FUR COPPER QUEEN
 DECLARED
TWO AND ONE HALF PER CENT FOR QUARTER ENDING
 MARCH 31.

BOSTON, March 20.--In declaring an initial dividend of 21a per cent on the $5O,000,000 capital stock of Phelps, Dodge & Co.,, directors were guided en. tirely by the earnings for the current quarter which will end March 3l. No designation as to whether future pay ments will be at quarterly or semi-an- nual intervals was made. As expressed by director to Boston News Bureau representative in New York: ''If the copper market improves, the dividend will be higher; do not anticipate that it will be any lower.' To pay the s2.50 per share just authorized $1,250,- 900 will be required to make disburse- ments on the 500,0O0 shares of capital stock.
 The earnings of Phelps, Dodge & Co, Inc, are dependent entirely upon the dividends received from it's subcom- panies, as the corporation does not own directly or operate any mining or other plants, but owns the entire capital stock (except qualifying shares) of the Cop per Queen, Detroit, Moctezuma and Stag Canon Fuel companies.
 The directors of the Copper Queen, Detroit and Moetezuma in declaring their dividends have never made any attempt to pay regular dividends, but have ordered disbursements as earnings warranted This course will be followed by the new company.
 Last year but two of the copper pro- dueers now in the new corporation of Phelps, Dodge & Co.,, Inc, paid divi- dends, Copper Queen disbursing 5000. 900 and Detroit paying s4s0,000, total of $3,4S0,0O0 The former sompany, how ever, after paying dividends and charg- ing off $240,0O0 for depreciation, showed surplus on the years opera 'tions of $l,015,237 Detroit showed surplus of $472,0l6 after the payment of $4S0,000 in dividends and charging $l20,000 to renewal fund. The latter company receipts, however, were in- creased by $25o,0O0 of profits accruing from the sale of the Morenci Southern Railway Co. stock.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-23
SUPERIOR & GLOBE MEN INSPECT
 MINES
WE'LL SATISFIED WITH CoNDI- TONS AS THEY FIND
 THEM HERE.

John Daniell, president, and Charles Chynoweth, secretary of the Superior & Globe Copper company, arrived on Sun day from Calumet, Mich, and will re- main here for several days to confer with Superintendent H. V. Shell, and to better acquaint themselves with the Globe district.
 They are well satisfied with the progress made toward the development of the Superior & Globe property. A three-conpartment shaft of ample di- mansions is being sunk and has rcached the depth of sixty feet. A hoist is being installed and the gallows frame is nearly finished. In few days sink ing will be resumed and pushed as rap idly as practicable to water level be- fore any lateral work is begun. The owns 4500 feet of the exten- sion of the Yuma vein, and the surface showing is exceptionally good.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-23
GOOD OUTPUT FROM GREEN-CANANEA
 THIS MONTH
DR. RICKETTS, ESTIMATES TOTAL AT FOUR MILLION POUNDS
 AT LEAST

DISBEE, March 20.--Production of the Greene Cananea company is expect ed to reach 4,000,o00 pounds of copper for the month of March, according to pr. l.. D. Ricketts, general manager of the company, who passed through this city on his way to Douglas for short stay. This will be the result of six furnaces which are now at work in the company's reduction plant.
 At present there are about 2,700 men employed by the company in all depart ments, including tho self sustaining branches. Recent improvements put in force will operate toward reducing the price of production to marked extent. While there is nothing of great impor- tance doing at present in the big camp, which has not received newspaper men ton previous to this time, every fea- ture of the company's manifold indus tries is proceeding in 8 satisfactory manner, Dr. Ricketts states.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-23
FUTURE IF COPPER IN INDUSTRY IF
 ELECTRICITY
PRICE OF RED META LARGELY DEPENDS. ON ExTENsIoN
 OF RAILROAD WORK

The identification of the railroad ter minals in all the large cities in the coun- try, together with the construction of numerous new interurban lines, is to be the salvation of the copper producing industry This is the opinion of Charles di Autremont of the Cole-Ryan syndi- cate, who is a close student of the market conditions of that mineral and who is now here on tour of inspec- ton.
 'Copper B hope is the identification of the railroad terminals of the coun- try he declared, while talking to a representative of The Review at the Copper Queen hotel yesterday. ''In making this change in motive power the traffic companies would greatly ben eft themselves and the communities through which they run as we'll as the producers of copper. Should the New York Central adopt cleo trieity along its route for distance of twenty miles leading into New York city it would en- hanee the value of it's own property along the right of way to an amount aggregating $50,000,000. A proportion ate increase in the valuation of real es- tate by roads in other municipalities would also occur by the adoption of electricity in those communities.
 "Al other roads would be similarly benefited by the identification of their systems in and near cities where they operate and the time will certainly come whcr the traffic corporations will realize the wisdom of substituting clean and cheap electric power for the dirty, smoky and expensive power generated by the combustion of coal
 "Every state in the union has enough water power to furnish electricity for innumerable lines. These systems are of inestimable benefit to the general public and are profitable investment for people with money. With cali money going out at from l to IF per cent, commercial paper cheaper than it has been before in twenty years and mil lions of dollars lying idle for lack of opportunity to safely invest it, it is surprising to me that the railroads do not take advantage of the present fnan- cial conditions and borrow funds with which to make these improvements. :" Mir. di Autremont is convinced that the identification of railroad terminals is inevitable, but does not know when the change in motive power will occur. He is convinced, however, that it must soon commence on the more important of the eastern lines.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-23

s15.oo REWARD For the capture of Raffles at she Majestic tbeater tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-23
WHEAT STRONGER.

CHICAGO, March 22.-The reported exhaustion of Australia s expor;ah,e surplus wheat transformed the wheat market today from decidedly weak affair into one of considerable strength. Several bulls gave the market good sup. port and shorts ilso covered freely. Dnripg the day May ranged between ll41-4 and ll5 1-4, while July sold be- tSeen 10l 7-S a1d l02 7-S. The market closed at almost the top, with May ll5 l-4 and July l02 B. to 1927
 The slump in wheat and the easy tone of cables had a depressing eifecJ oA corn during the ,arly part of the day. Later the market rallied, closing firm with prices Is ower to 3.S higher. May 66 IS to 66 IA; July 65 i-4.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-23
Stiff Neck

Stilf neck is caused by rheumatism of the muscles of the neck. It is usually confined to one side, or the back of the neck and one side. While it is often quite painful, quick relief may be had by applying Chamberlain 8 Lini- ment. Not one case of rheumatism in ten requires internal treatment. When there is. no fever and no swelling as in muscular and chronic rheumatism, Chamberlain s Liniment will accomplish more than any internal treatment. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-23
EATING MEAT CAUSES
 THIRST FOR ALCOHOL

WASHINGTON, March 20.-sSIf you have strong appetite for King Alec hol and tobacco, and want to be cured of the habit, just eat vegetable diet for six months. :" This was the advice given by Dr. D. H. Kress, of this city, in an address entitled Dyspepsia and It's Relation to Inebriety," before the Society for the Study of Alcoholic and Other Drug Narcotics. He declared that oyer-eating leads 10 drunkenness.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-23
COPPER HIGHER AT HOME AND IN
 LONDON
REPORTED SALES or SEVERAL MILLION POUNDS GIVE
 RISE IN MARKET.
STOCKS HIGHER; SALES SKaLL
LIFTING OF WAR CLOUD IN BAL RAINS AND SETTLING OF
 STRIKE HELP.

NEW YORK, March 22.-Betterment in prices of stocks disclosed shrinkage in the volume of transactions, the total falling somewhat below that of Friday. The lifting again of the war cloud in the Balkans and the ending of the strike of postofIiee employees in France put some heart into speeulators in the London market, which caused consider able demand for stocks. Reports of improved demand in the copper trade was factor in strength.
 Bonds steady. Total sales, $2,666,000. United states $s coupon advanced l-2 ger cent
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-23
COPPER ADVANCES.

NEW YORK, March 22.-The London tin market was higher with spot quoted at fl29, 5s and futures at flS0, l7s, Cd. The local market was quiet at 2s.25 to 2s.50.
 Copper was higher in London, with spot quoted at f56, IS, Sd, and futures &57, 5s. Tho local market was firm and higher, with Lake quoted at l2.62la to l2.s7a; electrolytic 1925 to l2.5o, and casting l2.12is to 12.371n.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-23
LOVERS.

of good healtl- should prevent sickness instead of letting themselves get sick and then try and cure it: So long as you keep your liver, bowels and stom- ach in a healthy and active condition you won't get sick. Ballard s Heroine relieves constipation, inactive liver and all stomach and bowel troubles.
 Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-23
MINES AND MARKETS

It is reported that there has been considerable business in copper locally, and the talk is that several million pounds of eleetrolytic have. been sold.
 Lead advanced to fl3, 6s, Cd in Lon. don. The local market was quiet and unchanged at S,9Ila to 4.02ka.
 Sperter advanted to f2l Us, Cd in London. The loeai market remained at AIS to 4.77h.
 Silver 50 5-S; Mexican dollars 4t.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-23
For Dlseases of the sksn

Nearly all diseases of the skin, such as eczema, letter, salt rheum and bar, ber's itch, are characterized by an in tense itching and smarting, which often makes. life burden and disturhs sleep and rest. Quick relief may be had by applying Chamberlain 8 Salve. It al lays the itching and smarting almost instantly. Many eases have been cured by it's use. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-23
Deeds Recorded

Deed-R. r. Feland to Fred w.. Moore, lot 94 ou the o. D. subdivision of lot 2, section 25, North Globe town site.
 I.ease-R. F. Feland to Fred w.. Moore, house and lot in North Globe.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-02
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. April l.-Wheat today was strong.
corn. firm. on reports from Western markets; oats
easy; ne. dull. and -four steady.
WHEAT-Spot contract. LS0al- -303l spot No. :
red Western, LSOaL5l: April 30: May. rs; July.
Los; steamer No. ? red. lZaLZit: reoeipts. 4i0
bushels; Southern On grade. LZaLslk
CoRN-Spot contract. 73a73ls; Aprl. T3a75H May.
73isa734s; steamer mixed 6954a5ss; receipts. s. SO
bushels; exports 72.S57 bushels: Southern white
corn. 7os731s: Southern yellow corn. 69lss75
OATS stock in elevators. ls6.7l2 bushels; ship
meuts from elevators. 6.6ls bushels. White No. 2.
5si5; do. No. 3 551ta5Tt: do. No. l. 5ysa5s.
mixed No .. 55i5a57; mixed No. 8 55iza56: mixed
No. T. 5la5fs.
RYE-Stock IN elevators. $40 bushels. Shin
nents from elevators. 1852 bushels No. Western
re export. s.. No. Western. uptown delivery So.
No. Western rye. uptown. S6aS; bag lots. as 10
quality and condition. 75a8f
BARLEI-StOCk in elevators. 3.s92 bushels. ship
ments from elevators. 100 bushels.
FIOUR-Winter extra 460a4 so; winter clear. $40,
525: winter straight. 535a550: winter patent 57oa
$50: spring clear s35a4 S. spring straight 5O5a5 50
spring patent. 5.75a6o0 City Mills best patent. 675:
do. high-grade patent $50: do highgade strairb,
600: do. choice family. $50; do. ertrs. LIOa460.
Rye -four. medium 10 choice. s-25ai50 Com meal
yer 100 lbs. L60al70
The Washington herald., 1909-04-02

WHEAT
ARMY AND NAVY.
Amy OrdArs

CAPT JAMES s. PARKER. Four-h Cavalry. in
addition 70 his other duties VIII assume charge
q construction work a. Fort Meade during leave
a Cart. LOUIS C. SCHERER. Fourth Cavalry.
Maj JOHN II. RICE, ordnance department.. vii
make nof 20 exceed one visit per month during
April. Nay and June 70 Alliance and Cleveland.
Ohio. oficiaI business
Capt. JAY r. SHOOK. Medical Corps. Is desig-
mated 70 conduct the examinations IN Chicago q
al applicants for appointment. vice Col
PHILIP F. HARVEY. retired
Capt TILLMAN CAMPBELL. Third Field Ar
tiIlcTy. viii ASSUME charge a construction work
az Fcrt sam Houston. Tex, relieving Capt.
LAWRENCE ]. FLEMING. Fourteenth Cav
airy. on leave.
MAJ FRANCIS A. WINTER Medical Corps. de-
tailed member q the board Of review. vice
Capt CHARLES r. REYNOLDS Medical
Corps relieved
Capt. CHARLES L. FOSTER. Medical Corps. is
detailed as q member Cf the board a officers sr-
p1iHttd 20 meet az the general hospital. the
Preside q san Francisco. foE service during
'he examination q First Lieut.. WALLACE Z.
SABiN. Medical Reserve Corps. vice Mai
PERCY N. ASHBURN Medical Corps. who
VIII continue as member q the board.
Lieut. Col ERASMUS N. WEAVER, General
star. and Lisut. Col. CHARLES J. BAILEY
Coast ARTILLERY Corps. VIII proceed to Cover
nors Island.
-.c following named officers VIII report 10 Lieut.
Col. WILLIAM A. NICHOLS. Thirteenth n
fantry. president Of the examining beard AZ Fort
LeavenwOrth. fer examination % determine TT
ness for promotion;
Second Lieuts. BENJAMIN F. Mcclellan. Trsnty-
eighth Infantry; Max 2. CARRIER Twenty-sacond
Infantry; Corhit :. Holman First Infantry
Walter Y Gallagher Thirteenth Infanfry: Clif-
ton NJ Butler. Seventeenth Infantry; (. Lew
ellyn Bull. Twenty-seconG infantry.
Leave q absence l0r one rionfh and twenty davs ia
eranted MAJ. WILLIAM II. WILSON. Medical
Corps. at Fort Hamilton.
First Lieut. GEORGE T. CAMPBELL. Medical
Reserve Cor)s. is relieved from duty az the pa
cihc Branch. military prison, and VIII proceed
% Fort Wingate. relieving First Lieut. EVER
EFT A ANDERSON. who VIII proceed % Ala
trsz Island. Cal
The following changes in the stations and dntics of
ohcers Of the Medical Corps are ordered.
Capt. PATRICK II. McANDREW is relierrd A.
FCTt Sl0CIm. \. l.. upon the arrival q CAM
PETER c. FIELD He win proceed 70 Fort
Mackenzie. Wyo.
Capt WILLIAM T. BROOKS Is relieved from
duty at Fort Mackenzie Wyo and upoa the
expiration f SICK leave win proceed 70 the
Preside Cf san Francisco.
Ma. WILLIAM II. WILSON Medical Cons Is
relieved from duty AZ For Hamilton. n \
and upon expiration q leave win proceed 10
San Francisco and take transport for the Philip
pine Islands.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-02
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


I BUTTER - Creamery. fancy. 3: Western hrsta
31a5l; seconds. SaI; process fancy. za36; fair e
good Z3a2i dairy. choice 2sa2i good. lsaI7: store
/ CHEESE-New York State fancy. large ls5z; do
/ small. I6szal7.
! EGGS - Nearby. fancy. Virginia. loss on. %
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia, 1914; Tsnnes
| see 70; North Carolina, Is: duck
LIVE POULTRY-Chicke1s. 1saZ3 spring 2sss5
hens. Is; roosters. 6; ducks. large. l2al5; DO
small l2al4 geese, 7a9; do. fancy, l0al2; turkeys
toms. IS: do, hens. 3a22; turkeys. thin. l2al5
keats. Ieal2
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choice. undravu
hens Dab; do, average undrawn, Ga22; do. thin
l2izal4 chickens. 20a22. capons 7b. average. Z2a2
do, small. lsa20; hens. Ial6; roosters, sas ducks
l6al8. geese llal1
DRESSED MFATs-Calres. fun dressed. Il. do
heads OF. u: hog dressed calves 70; hams country
sugar cured. I1al4. hens. snail and neat. per cwt.
s00asS do. medium. 700a7.50; do. heavy 550a6 90
VEGETABLES Potatoes home grown. per bus
s5aso: per bbL. 225a250; Eastern Shore, per bhl
2o0a225; sweet potatoes per bbl., 25ea275; yams
per Dbl. l5oal15 carrots per bbl l5al-50; c1cum-
bCrs. Der bas i0oal. 81; celery. per d0z stalks
5as0; cucumber pickles. per bas.. 75al.25; cabbage
Der DBL. Looal5o; cauliaower. per bbl, L75a25o
onions. pc- bus. TOas0, Maryland and Virginia. peI
Dbl. l.s5al75; Ohio. per Dbl. l75a2oo; lettuce,
Florida. per bbl- LOoaI59.
GREEN FRuTTS-Oranges. choice, per box. 500
4o3; Florida, per box 2ela250; grape frit. per box
2ooa200 apples, King per bhL. SOFAS. %, York I'm.
periai. packed 400as 50: Ben Davis packed 3.5Oa
s25: Wine sap. packed 375af5o. Aibenarie Pippin
fooa5o0 good 70 prime. 2Ooaseo, poor % fair L5oa
200: openhoad barrels common 10 good L0oal So
fancy table fruit. 5ooa60o; crsnbeTries. Cape Cod
per bbl. Ie0asO5; DO standard crate. 200a2 .
pineappies Florida per crate 275a300: strawberries
quart loa10.
DRIED FRUTTS-Apples. sliced. fancy, 4; do,
sliced. bright ~; cherries. II: biackbeUies. 4
whortleberries. 10 raspbcries. T.
GRAIN-Wheat. Southern. on grade. 1.loal .: rye
75aS5; corn. Slecd white 7Oazi DO. yellow 71a7s
new ear. 375a400: oats Western white. No 2 sia6s
old mixed e2a64.
SUNDEIES- -BeesEax. 2; tallow. sasiz honey,
white clover. lib. new. =; do, 2Ib, DsE, lOal2i
The Washington herald., 1909-04-02
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. April L-Quotatiors established hy
the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are
as follows:
BUTTER-Creamery, separator, Der h.. 30; imi.
tation. 22a23; prints, islb, Per b. 9oa3I d. l-Ih
0s3l; blocks. 2lb.. per b. 3la3l: dairy prints.
Maryland. Pennsylvania and Virginia per b. I6af7.
Virginia and West Virginia store-paczed l5al6.
Ohio. storepacked. l6al7; nearby rolls, Eals; Obio
rolls, TaIs; West Virginia rolls lsaI7.
EGGS-Maryland. Pcnnsylvania and nearbv
frsts. per d0Z-. -: Eastern Shore. Margland. and
Virginia. per doz.. %; Western frsts, per doz.. %
West Virginia. per doz.. o.
LIVE PQULTRY-Young chickens. as 20 size. per
H.. lsa2); old hens heavyweight. per h. Is; win
Ter chickens. II 10 Ez his. per H., 22aZ5 spring
chickens. / 70 IA lbs. per h. 32a35: ducks. per H.
l5ai6; do. white Pekins. per b. l6al7 pigeons
young. pair. So do. Old. pair. 30: guinea fowls
cid, each .; do. young. Ia lts and over each 5o