Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-20
TONIGHT ATs.ls
THE
Thief
OPERA HOUSE
THE MARKETS.
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q report on the property for -.
owners-the General Developros,. /
Reorganization of the Doue,.s. !
per Co. will take place throns,
Pacific Smelling & Mining a
100000 corporation formed unds, N
laws, which will take over CON-
all the Douglas properties, sons N
ing in its name and Il portion !
name of subsidiary corporation,
Houghton-Calumet & Heel.
cleaned up the stock pile resultir,.
opening work in the No. p sb,s
the Kearsarge lode. Results Of n.
run on this rock have not been I
public. Operations at this min,
confired to sinking and driftin,
is rhe only active shaft opened a
Kearsarge lode in Calumet 4 i
territory. shafts Nos. 10 and u J
north having been abandoned =
years ago owing to uniavorable :,
ground conditions. Developmets, 4
Il shaft are not particularly en,,sI
ing, much better ground having
opened in the upper levels than n
being had at greater depth.
y leading cotton mill AUTHORITY a,
the adoption of plans for a seD.l
curtai,ment Of cotton mills in the M
IS Icing delayed by the attitude a, !
fine goods manufacturers, manv
whom have contracts for deliveries
tending, into March and April nal
taken at very advantageous prices a,
who are covered with cotton at ouos
tons that show handsome margin
profit. Under the circumstance 4
fine goods manufacturers are natura,
Gisinclined to sacrifice their busns
for the benefit of the makers Of coar
goods.
Hunt, Ellis e. Co.-The decline
prices has not been a reflection Of
pairment of underlying conditions. !
steel trade is daily making new h
records in production. The earn
statements of railroads daily comm
hand give every evidence of increl
business activity, and the rising
of industrialism cannot but inspil
spirit OF optimism with regard to
future.
Chicago-October production of
and Steel will exceed that of Sept
Der, but orders are not coming il
rapidly as they did month ago.
ncis Steel is booking considerable
business that has been hanging
several weeks.
Sears Roebuck Co.'S. gross sales
approximating 100000 TO s35O,Oo0 q
Washington-JuGge Prouty of TIL
terstate Commerce Commission,
has been in the West, says then
no evidence of a car shortage, al
AS he hears. although business isH
lert.
Directors of Chicago & NorthWes
will meet the latter part of this I
to authorize the Offering to stockb
ers of additional stock at par equa
Is per cent. of their present hOldl
New York-Treasurer r. Van !
of the Netherlands HudsOn-Fu
Royal Commissions says:
Dutch investments in American
curities have made Holland rich.
people have the fullest confidence
the future of this great country,
always have had, and when Amerl
railroad and other securities are s
ing at low prices, notwithstanding p
icky times, they never hesitate TO
vest in them, and the instances OF
are proportionally very few indeed.
The average price of 20 active slt
at close Monday was i3O.S3, unchan
compared with Saturdays close
year ago the average was 1Os73.
At Mohawk a little more mass
per than usual is being had IN gro
tributary to No. 5 shaft. At the y
shaft The installation of concrete
lar is still i'm progress, the work D
handicapped by Indictment weather
it should reach completion IN ahu
week, when shaft sinking will De
sumeh. The shaft has attained a q
of about 50 feet.
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