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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-02
BUTTER AND EGGS
NIw YORK CURE.

james A polloek g. co.. banker and
brokers furnish tho following rDc IYfd
over their private Wrr ths afternoon.
Butte d London. hnn, Cumberland
Ely h1-i6nN .-l6. Circus Consolidated.
$500. Nevada con-. llhnIN Nevada
Utah. 3iim3 5-lG, Nip'ssns aEn10.
NoWhouao 5a0ba. Tennessee Cop. 3l,s
0f0h, utah copper l2nf2h. Davis
Daily. 2tsm2s, Dominion Copper itutss
Ily Central h0E; Ely CON. l0mis:
Furnace Cloek l0nl.. Greene o. a. 81.
com. im1 Mitchell aMht M0utsE
shoshone 1908. silver queen. 500
On, Silver Leaf 1914 King Edward,
AW7s; Foster Cobalt l00N. El Rayo.
3h03hi Cobalt Central. 1s0l6i, NO
kinley- Daragh. 9ini.U2i Tute Mine
ing 3h ASA Gibraltar a0s, Mckee. la
a2 flist Sat Cop. ih0lH; Boston
Cons, lthmlaisi Yukon Gold lll-l60
AZ North Buuo Ext, Gus. Miami Cops
taitnl2#i n. b. Gas iHWlh, ponna -
Wyoming aNlp Ray con-, s4NhA
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MARKET ACTIVE,
CLOSING STRONG

New York. Feb. "A light opening
demand for stocks today advanced
prices throughout Gains were mostly
restricted TO moderate fractions. but
Denver g. Rio Grando, Brooklyn Rapid
Transit and Amalgamatcd Copper rose
and Southern Pacific, Chesapeake a
ohio. Kansas city Southern and Ana
conda a. Consolidated Gas declined "a
a growing demand for many OF tho
Industrial spocialucs was followed by
some buying of the standard railroad
stocks. led bv Union Pacific. which
crossed us. Most of the speculation
was confined TO the industrial division
and the railroads did not hold their add
vances well.
Renewed buying after a slight re-
action carried prices rather higher
than before. The demand died out at
the higher level Southern Pacific pre-
fcrred and Pressed steel Car preferred
rose ll5. United states Pipe rs, st.
Louis southwestern. Corn Products
preferred and Allis-Chalmcrs pre-
forred IA and Southern Pacific and
Wasatch preferred, Southern Railway
preferred, Reading, Erie and New YORK
Central a point.
Bonds were firm
Several of the principal railroad
stocks advanced a point or more but
tho movement became exceedingly
sluggish Chesapeake q Ohio rising
points. American Sugar advanced ne
and st. Paul, Pennsylvania, Great
Northern preferred, Illinois Central
Erie first preferred Kansas Texas
preferred Toledo. ST. Louis & West
en-. American Smelling. National Lead
and American Car q Foundry preferred
L.
The market closed firm There were
"a few additional advances but the mar
ket generally fell into neglect There
was some revival of demand in the final
dealings.
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BOSTON.

Boston, Feb. 2-The local wool mar
ket is awaiting the arrival of the new
clip as what little remains Of the old Is
being offered az top prices Montana
half-bred combings have sold at 25c,
while other woods are cOrrespOndingiy
strong.
II is reported that spectators have
withdrawn from the west. after COM
tracing for nearly 100000 pounds on
the sheep. It Is claimed that Montana
growers obtained pc for their uushear-
ed wool Shearing Is actively progress
ing in Arizona and Is TO 19c. is bid with
growers holding out Tor 3nc
Pulled woods are strong and fairly ac-
tive but the foreign market is duh.
ST. LOUIS.
So. Louis. Feb. 2-Wool unchanged.
Territory and western mediums, 11n2l;
fine mediums. l5H11; hne, 12d14
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PLENTY OF MONEY
TO BACK SHELTER
Samuel NeWhOuSe Says Fink
Process is to Help
Small Mines.
WILL BE POOR MANS SCHEME
viii Not Sccl, 90 Tear Down Big Cor
puration-, hut Build ~ small
Mining Properties.

81 am not seeking Co tear down any
corporation. ! am much moro in ia-
vcr of building them mp. The Fink
smeltcr plan is poor mans scheme
1t viii seek to build up the small prop
critics and help the small mines
throughout the country" declared sam
ucl Ncwhouse this morning He has
Just returned from New York where
he declares he is given assurance OF
unlimited capital with which to promote
the Fink smeltcr This morning he
asserted ne was unable 90 give ont any
definite information as 90 his plans.
While ia New York Mr.. Newhouso
SAYS that many people declared their
willingness to become interested IN the
Fink smclter process. and any amount
Of money necessary 10 place the COM
pany in "a position to handle orders for
new smelling plants was promised
Within "a few days. as soon as Edward
Fink. the inventor of the new smeltcr
process. returns from the east, opera
tions az the plant at GARFIELD viii be
resumed and experimental work car
ried farther than in the past. Among
the IllNN OlfH ~ fi ~ ANNA NANhf'AtfAs ft--
be those from the Good Springs district
300 Lincoln county. Nevada.
Tho work on the zinc ores from Good
Springs win be 10 gain the lead and
silver values which are rejected by
the lola. KAN smelter MI Newhouse
Is interested lu the Shenandoah prop
erty AZ Good Springs. and IL Is his in
tentiou To test this ore.
WILL TRY THE ORE.
when asked about experiments with
zinc ore. Mr.. Newhouso this morning
said:
u own property IN the Good Springs
district and will undoubtedly have some
Of the ore tried out by the Fink smell
ter. / have made no definite plans
as 10 this yet OF course that will be
more Of q private matter"
Zinc was discovered at the Springs
four years ago before the appearance
OF the Clark road, but as soon as
the line placed transportation facili-
ties at the doors of the shaft house,
the output grew rapidly until more
economical measures were deemed
necessary to insure greater profits. Al
together about ~ 600 tons were shipped
out OF the camp before IL was decided
10 establish q reduction mill at home.
Several processes have been talked of.
but these We're given up TO await the
outcome Of the Fink smelter. The
camp is now producing about 10 tons
or ore a day.
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James A. Pollock g. CO.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon;
Ahmeek. 14Oa16O; Black Min. 1915
as: Cobalt Cent. 4SI4s; Davis DAILY
pa 027s Giroux, S7s az; Hancock, ll1a
bid: Majestic. 7OM72; Nipissing. go %
10; Yukon, 4 11-16a4A; Corbin, 7n7A;
Rh. Cualn, 45a47; First Nat. 7&G Is
a. & ~. is ais; b. &. l., 36;
Cum. Ely. sd asa, Dom. Cop, 3OH 35i
Globe. 6h asked Helvetia. 80. "a;
New. Utah. 81 GpS9s; Raven, Sl4 "a;
c. 4. c., ~ M2A; Gas. 6sal0; La
Rose. ca Q6 9-16; Shattuck. lSA a -;
Adventure, SGSA; Arcadian. 2&4S'
Atlantic. 14&0l5; c. e. A., 1880 1881;
Cent, 8ilkQS2bs; CRANKY. 1OO@l0l; Ne
vada Con. 17b0iS; c. NJ, 30Q3l; La
Sale, 14014h; Mexican Con. 1hQ11s
North Butte, 1905; Old Dom, 5lA@
52ls; Parrot, 27M27ia; Santa Fe.i 2AW
22s Superior, 3Si. G3Sia. Tenn. Copu
4Om40h: United Copper 14Q14A; Utah
Copper EZd42ia; Winona, 5ha6;
Zinc. 23lk02ia. East Butte, S08A'
Royale. 26026ls: Miami, l3h@l3l2;
Newhouse, 5hQ5lA; on. 2s42si2'
Apex. 6Q6ik; North Lake, 6#@l:
Allouez, 4oQ402s; Az. Coml, $40 59i
b. CoaTn.. 23ia024; G.. q H., 6.35G6.4oi
Franklin. 144GI5H: Greene-Cananea,
10Hal0M Cop. Range 7iG74ls ID. W.
9ihdlO Mass, 505ia; Michigan, l0A4
II: Mohawk, 617s662: Osceola, l2sQ
] 30. shannon. 15a15h; Tamarack, 10
asked, Trinity 15Gl5A Utah Con, Al
aHts: Victoria Az bid; Wolverine li3
bid; Boston Con, l40liA; Corbm 800
1871. Lake. 1SM1S1s: M. G. c.. 200 81;
$. a. p. l5lkal5A; T.. S. S.. com, Al
auis; do pfd. Hl5@iJ; Kew i's bid.
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STOCKS SHOW IMPROVEMENT.
Fair Day for Mining ENchangc-Tin-
tic Securities Prominent.

For more than a week Tintic securi-
ties have held the center OF the local
stock market and again this morning
they were the feature OF the session.
Tintic Central showed the greatest ac-
tiyity and one lot OF 10000 shares sold
for ~ cents cash. The closing price
for 10000 shares was l4la cents Tintic
Combination which had a heavy run
yesterday was weaker today and there
was but little demand for the stock.
on the regular market $1,000 shares OF
Tintic Central changed hands. while on
the open board 10000 shares We're sold.
Utah Consolidated which has had
some good showings Zoo the drifts on
the 300 and $50 foot levels had quite "A
run this morning ana several blocks
Of stock were sold az prices ranging
from 2Oia 90 2iia cents.
Iron Blossom was again lively
seller today. Prices I'M this stock were
up and 90 sold readily above $3.50.
More stocks appeared ON the curb
market than have been seen for several
days Ciutah Treasure hin sold at
1915 and 20 ceuts and Bingham stand
ard Copper at l5la cents.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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PRODUCE.
cHIcAGo

Chicago. Feb. Liberal realizing
sales brought out by yesterday sharp
bulge in prices caused weakness ia the
wheat market here today. An advance
OF "a 10 Esd in Liverpool was Insult
hCient 10 steady the market Prices at
the start We're 4. lower % 3 higher,
with May at LOSS TO l.u3ht Early In
the DAY May sold Off to loss 01.0SH.
Increased offerings ur corn from the
country had depressing effect ON the
corn market. May opened unchanged
10 "a shade lower at 051s 70 $50
and declined to- biia.
oats wcrc easy. with wheat and corn
May opened unchanged 20 d lower at
- t0 a2it and sold on TO ID ts.
AS result of the bearish showing
of the monthly statement OF contract
stocks Doc store here made public late
Yesterday holders of provisions were
inclined to take profits. Prices at the
opeu.us were unchanged 90 s0T4e low
Wheat-Liberal sales OF July by COM
mess later May declining Go iWiap
l.q8lt The market closed weak with
THE corn market was heavy al day
owing chiefly to Che weakness of wheat
Tho lowest point for MAY was IiD
Tnc close Wos weak with May down e
Whoat-May. si.0Sls. July as7sm
con-sebr By. May. 5gsacH: July
tii.t Sept. G3 F. uGi
0Nlr- May HI'ft july aN .Ht N"UI. .fls
Gorz-haE. 1856; July 100
Lird-M4N. 9.Gils. July. g.r
Rihs-May b.S'is NH."0, july a.O- ~
9.o5.
Rye-cash 56is; May U
kTrleF-Aurch Hfif.
Timothy March. $780,
tlOEer-Aurch. 900.
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago. Feb a-Eutter steady
Creamery. -2Mh. daIrN 210W
Egg-N eak. flIsts.
Sow York Fob. l-HutIoT- Fancy
very urm other grades Quicts prices un-
changed
Cheese Firm, unchanged
tEH-- Easier. $50. term nIsiH. .l'-. .0e-
uudH 3uai
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sow NOrk Fob. D. sugar raw. steady
talr refining $40; centrifugal. m test
l.li, molHssDs sugar 1W.
Refined Steady. crushed. a..I. UnuI"I-
cd 400. formulated. fIa
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AFTERNOON SALES.

AFTERNOON SALES.
Colorado. l25 at 800.
Columbus Con. 90 at 1I5l5: 100 at
] 22iz seller 60. 100 at l.25, buyer go.
Crown Point 800 az 1919.
East Tintic Con, 1000 at ga
East Tlnuc Dew 1000 al 14i..
East crown Point. 500 at 3f,
Indian queen. 1000 az 10.
Iron Blossom, 900 az 25lis; 200 at
2.57la seller go. 100 az $50. buyer 30
Iron King Con. 500 az a.
Mountain Lake. 1000 at 35ia
Nevada Hllls. 100 at 1.471s.
North Gift, 1000 at ..
New York. 1000 al AZ
Plutus, ! 600. az n; 1000 at IN, buyer
so: $500 at 2Oia
silver King. 100 at $40; 300 az 312is:
100 az 3.15.
Sioux Con. 100 at l.35
Tlntic Central. 3.t25 al l4ta; 300 at rs.
buyer go. 5000 at "a; 1000 az l4la. buy
en- 60. 5000 at "a, buyer go.
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BOSTON CoPPER RANGE.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, 6 west Second South street
furnish the following over their prl-
vate wire yesterday afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-02
Court SustainS Lower Tribunal in
Calumet-0sceOla In
junction Case.
DEFEAT BIGELOW CONTENTION
Holds Company Has Not Violated
Michigan Autobiography Law or
The sherman Trust Act.

Cincinnati. o.. Feb. 2-The claim of
Alfred S Bigolow that the attempt OF
the calumet & Hecla company to vote
"a large block of stock in the Osceoia
Consolidated Mining company. a year
ago. was an act I'm restraint OF trade.
was denied by the United States cir
cult court OF appeals today the deci-
sion Of the lower court in dismissing
his suit being affirmed.
Bigelow. who is a resident OF Boston
and stakeholder in both companies.
brought two suits, but they had been
dismissed by Judge Knappen. of the
Western district of Michigan, and his
decision to that effect was today sus-
tained Justice Horace II. Lurton read
the decision Of the court OF appeals,
which was very volumiuous and eX-
haustive. II was held that mo- uulaw-
ful act or intent had been shown that
the proposed voting of Osce0la stock
legally held by the Calumet a. Hecla.
was strictly according 60 the laws of
Michigan, and that neither the Michi-
gan anti-monOpoly law nor the sherman
antitrust law had any bearing on the
present case. In brief. the act COM
planned of was an attempt 20 handle
two contiguous mines in a manner for
mutual benefit and In no sense had il
been shown, declared the court that
there was any restraint Of commerce
between the states OF any act tending
10 monopoly in "a product of the
mines
SOUGHT AN INJUNCTION.
The specific complaint was that one
Michigan mine proposed TO control a
second Michigan mine contiguous to q
and the specific relief sought was an in
junction against the exercise of the
power TO vote the block Of stock that
would tend towards such control The
court declared that there had been pro-
duced no evidence OF unlawful act OF
unlawful intent and affirmed the action
Of the lower court in dismissing both
suits brought by Bigelow TO enioiu the
Calumet q Hecla from voting Its stock
al the meeting Of the Osceola company.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
James A. Pollock. & Co. bankers
and brokers. west Second South. fur
nish the following received over their
private wire on San Francisco mining
stocks.
CoMsToCK
Opir 155@1.571s: Mexican. S4as5:
Gould & Curry. l0a11: Con. v. 66G67:
Savage, 25d26; Hale & Norcross. 90
asked. yellow Jacket 71G73; Belcher
AGE: Confidence. los sales; Sierra
Nevada, 22d2S; Exchequer, 80 bid;
Union, 3iG35; Chollar. 1914
TONOPAH.
Tonopah Nevada. $50 bid: Montana
Tonopah, 20 bid, Tonopah Extension. 40
asked. MacNamara, 81 bid Midway.
q asked. Tonopah Belmont so bid.
West End Cons, 30G3l Jim Butler,
1JH Is.
GOLDFIELD.
Saudstorm, IA asked. Col MI, 10 bid;
Jumbo Ext. Is asked; Booth. 22a24;
Blue Bull 10011; Adams, 4Q5; Silver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-02
PERSONALS.

Moesra Frank Knox ANA
Holmes leave today for Chicago oa b.
business trip.
Nh II NJ. Dinw0odoy mauue.. ,.
the Dinwoodey Furniture COMPANY. ,.
turned Yesterday from a month's bu..
ness ttlp Boo tho east
Miss Helen Cox and Miss Ntuf. ID.
Wccrth of the Keith O'Brien compa1,
have gone TO New York ON a purthas.
ing trip.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago Feb. 2-Catue-Rcceipts. es-
tfmated at $500. market Toe. lower
Beeves. 400 1.05. western, 3.uno.e:
stoczers and feeders $3.50 $40; COWS and
heifers Sjd1.Gl. calves. 6.Uuo.uo
Hogs-Reccipts. estimated at iaWO,
market D. to Mc. lower. Lights e.ton
Goo. mixed 6.l5u6.75; heavy, 6.2o46 SD;
rough .2006.2j. good 10 choice heavy
$500 80: pigs L0a5.S; bulk of sales.
6.55N6.l5.
Sheep-Beceipts. estimated at H00l;
market steady. Native, 3.A0H5.@; vest
eru iOU5. 15 ycarlings 6.W0 90 lambs
native. J.5OHI 20. western. 5.J0n So
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city Feb. g. -Catte-Reccipts
1900: market steady 70 Toe lower. Ma
tive steers 4.9Ou6.1; native cows and
helfers. =. l04 J.t5- ~tOCkers and feeders.
32505.75: bulls 3.GH4.15. calves, $500
csc. western steers. 4.j00 go; western
cows 3.O0N5.G
Hoes-Receipts. 1900: market 8 to l0c.
lower Bulk OF sales. 6.O0u6.50: heavy
g 40U6. SIS; packers and butchers. 619a
90: lights, 3 .S0nG-a6; pigs, 4.60M560
Sheep-Receipts 700. market steady.
Muttons 4.H05.50. lambs. G.5Od7. 20.
range wethers, 4009G.5O; fed ewes. 800
05.2l
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Mining Engineers.
y. 81 Howell y. ". kingsbury.
Howell A. kiugsbury, geological. and
mining engineers. surveyors ana Mine
examinations. it0 Atlas Block. Ben
uLlun .nnn-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-02

Pick. bid: Blue Bell. 4@5 Ilibcrnia 3
al. ST Ives. 10 asked: Conuueror y
bid. Lone star. 6G7 orc s0lo' AZ
Ianta. 1905. Ct Bend. leu2oi heu
TOP Ext, 5a6. Florence. 3.62l 9u S.oo'
D'feld b p. Cons. 7GS. Goldheld Dal-
So. 75M77: Comb Fraction. 1l2l4ol .ioi
ct Bend Ext. asked. CT Bend An
mex. 1d4; Kewanos. 21022; Portland, D
asked: Crackerjack. asked; Red BINS
1lal2, Y. Tiger. II bid; Grandma 4ao'
Gnldheld Con. 7.95d7.97is. Dheid TIL
angle. 2@4. G. O. d., 29030; Florence
Ext'n. 5a6: Gold Bar 20 asked.
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'DoLPH' WHITNEY & SONS.
Members S. j. Stock and Mining FIX
1892 Atlas. Bell. l1lL
Correspondence confidential
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-02
OPEN BOARD.

Bullock. 1000 at z; 1000 at az. buyer
Colorado, 1900 at 800; 100 at sos, buy
er Co.
East Tintc Con, 1000 at 6: 1000 az
GA
East Crown Point. $500 at go 1000
al 4. buyer 30
Iron Blossom. 1.4OO at 260. 100 at
2.62la; 100 az $50. seller so.
Mason Valley. 100 at 227ia.
May Day. 500 az 26.
Plutus. 1000 at n; 1000 az 2tia, buyer
90; 300 az 2Uia
Silver King 900 at go
South swansea. 600 al 27lh
Sioux Con, 400 at 1876, 100 at 1921.
Tetro. 500 al 1919.
Tiuuc Cent. $500 al 1855 buyer ca.
$500 al 10. 10000 al l4ia
Tnuc CombL $500 al ga. buyer go.
1000 at o.
Uncle sam, 1000 at 59 400 al CO.
Utah Con. 1000 at 2Ola
AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS..
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FORENOON SALES


Bullock. 1000 at T.
Colorado. LOO at 800
Col. Con. 200 at I.20
+. Tin Con. $500 az s: 5000 at 6H.
East Tintic Dow, 1000 at 14is, seller
60; 1000 at 14ia
Indian Queen. 800 at 10: 100 at lOi.
Iron Blossom. 100 al 255, $500 at
2.57ia: 500 az $50, buyer 30 500 at
262ia, buyer 60
Lower Mammoth. 300 NJ 90
New Hills, 300 at L471h
Seven Troughs. 1000 az 1919.
Silver King. 200 at $40.
Sioux Con, 1000 az 1921
Swansea Ext, 1000 at AZ.
Tetro. 900 at 1SiF.
Tintic Cent. 5000 at 141a; $4,000 az Is:
5000 at Ala. seller so; 1000 at 1915. buy
en- so.
Tintic Combi. 1000 at e.
Uncle sam Con. 100 al so: 300 at 80
Utah Con. 1900 at 2lia: 5000 AT q:
5000 an ~. buyer 60; 1000 at 2OIs. seller
90; 1900 az 20ia 1000 at n. buyer 60
Yankee, 100 al %.
ZenOn 600 at 10
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Original I asked; Bullfrog Mining. /
asked; National Bank. gas; Amethyst
asked; Gold Bar, 1 asked, Bonnie
Glare 4 asked: Mayhower Con. l'H lSi
q. Scepter. / asked Montgy Mt, t4S;
Homestake Con. S09; Tramp cons 3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-02

sandstone, IA asked, Col. Mt. 70 bid;
Jumbo Ext, rs asked: Booth. 22d24:
Blue Bull, 1O0l1; Adams. 4G5: Silver
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MANHATTAN


Mani. Cons. asked. Dexter. bid,
Mustang bid; Piuenut. l asked But-
faIO. 1 asked Standard. I asked
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Nevada Hills, t40 bid. PitEburg Sill
Pick. 75 bid; Eagles Nest, bids Halt
stone, asked Round Mountain. IS
asked. Rawhide Queen Regent, u ask
ed, Rawhidc Coalition, 45nia
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-09
Lumber Buyers Awaiting
Settlement of Tariff; Says
Chattanooga Tradesman

until the tariff question is settled the
manufacturers are not anxious 70
make large contracts. The building
trade is growing more active in all
Tennessee centers. Like Lidings come
from Arkansas and Mississippi towns.
The export lumber market is reported
to be improving considerably and a
number of Southern exporters are
now abroad. One hardwood authO =
ity in the hardwood belt, said: Dry
stocks at mills are quite low except
On the lower grades of gum and oak
Prices for No. l and No. are not
much better now than panic prices
We look though for a decided I'M
provement in the market in sixty OF
ninety days"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-09
zone Touch of Nature Makes the
Whole World Kin"

When a rooster finds big fat worm
he calls all the hens in the farmyard
to come and share it. A similar trait
when a man discovers something eX-
ceptionally good-he wants all his
friends and neighbors to share the
benefits of his discovery This is
the touch of nature that makes the
whole world kin. This explains why
people who have been cured by Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy write letters
to the manufacturers for publication
that others similarly ailing may also
use it and obtain relief. Behind every
one of these letters is a warm-hearted
wish of the writer to be of use to
someone else. This remedy is for
sale by Hays & Field and Yellow Pine
Pharmacy
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-09
BAPTIST REVIVAL
STILL IN PROGRESS

The protracted meeting at the fll'n
Avenue Baptist church is still in prog
ress. and Notwithstanding the inclem-
ency of the weather, the interest Is
increasing. Services at 10 am auu
1880 pm. On Sunday there will be
a service at pm, and our friends
of all denominations and of no de-
nominations are invited to be with
us. Pastor Gates of the First Bap-
fist church at Laurel is doing the
preaching, and some of the strongest
and very best sermons ever heard IN
Hattiesburg are being preached Ill
this series of meetings.
81 was glad when they said let US
90 I'M to the house Of the Lord.
L. E. HALL.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-09

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April g.
The Chattanooga Tradesman, review
ing general business conditions, has
the following to say of the lumber out
look:
The lumber markets of the South
show a moderate demand for hard
wood lumber, but lumber people do
not expect a very brisk business until
the tariff question is fully settled.
They are taking a sharp interest now
in it's adjustment so far as the duty
on lumber is concerned. There has
been some increase in the eastern
business out of the south, but the
western trade is rather quiet still.
The best trade to be had is in the
upper grades of oak, red and whit.
plain and quartered Low grade oak
low grade gum, cypress and low
grade cottonwood hold weak places.
The ash market neither is particularly
brisk. Available poplar is readily
taken. Prices for the better grades
of hardwoods are very good. Inc
box manufacturers are taking some
low grade stuff but not enough t.
make a firm market situation on these
items. Production of lumber is up tc
the average, but there is some talh
of curtailment unless market improve
ment cmoe sat an early date.
The pine interests indicate thai
there has been a slow revival in the
demand for pine the last few weeks
Still the outlook is not very good
Prices are weak and the trade Is
not I'M TO normal. Purchasers are
still avoiding large purchases, bur
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-09
ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS.

All members of Hattiesburg com
mandery, No. 81, are hereby request
ed to assemble at the Asylum at 2:3O
O'Clock pm, Sunday, the 18th, pre-
paratory to the Easter service, whicf
will be held at Columbia Street church
at $3.50 pm, same date. All visiting
Sir Knights are invited to participate
and the public is specially invited t(
attend. J. w. MONTAGUE,
4-1O-2t. Recorder.