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New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
LUXURY ON THE DEEF.

Just where the chase AFTER the modern
comforts Is 10 Sn1 no man can say. Inc
klnsuOna Of Neptune Is 70 DC transformed
into a bower or pleasure ana oeduty, we
are reminded of thls by the rivalry or the
great ocean line companies tor control of
Inc transatlantic passenger service The su-
prernacy OF Lne MauTetanla &fo The LuSi-
lama as the t4tAns of the sea has but
few short months TO live. For III the ship
Yards OF Belfast TWO new steamers are 10
be launched this year which viii make
Tie proud craft of the Cunard Company
look like minor le4guSrS
The Olympic ard the Titanic; now under
construction for the Oceanic Steam Nayi-
gation Company. popularity known as the
White star, VIII have almost double the
tonnage of the largest ships afoat The
figures are 10000 tons each for the new
vessels, against approximately &-.ge for the
Cunard liners. The latter are '62 feet in
length, while the White star levIatnans
viii De $40 feet long.
The appoin t!nents Of the Olympic and
Titanic are 10 be revelations, II is said, In
the progress made toward assuring every
comfort for the traveller. Dancing rooms,
smoking rooms and libraries, 5lready
deemed Indispensable in TRANSATLANTIC
travel viii be on a magnificent scale, and
even gardens are 10 he provided 10 bring
the Iuxuries OF the land 20 the passengers
on the sea--HoUston Post.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
LOST In THE WlLDS
couHON EXPERIENCE
N 4DIRONDACkS.
Lucky Ones Ret"F" or arc
Found-Others Perish IN
Forest Depths.

-- .s--o-s there are not e few
--.~s- af al is being lost II Is
e. ..+so- which makes the heaFt SEE
T.,se >he brain with slekeiliHs
NN-0" ,r-s,--f, -veskens the strongest OF
no - seor~ does not aeate as the
0lS- - -. hut increases bayilSft IS
ho--s -, and night adds 70 the panss Oh
,---,.se Yet being lost is one or the
IoPe-1- - sxperie-ces. even IN such
oo'----.e- ,s,,s.es rilds az the AoironoecAs-
z q : tbere are probably more peo-
: 4rc Adiroadacks every year tLlaI
= az otae- popular pl2Tgrouno Il l,.e
n -.s, one is thoroughly lost ii the
,.--,ss.ls death actually staIes nm IL
<ere The-e IS no way ot knO"l-s ao
- 1oz- neopIs have perished II the Aci-
---sa,,s. eve1 il recent years
- af hunters goes back lHto tae
one q thelr number taiis 70 sEioW
-.-1t. TE-zy shoot t2eir guns ana
- =, fzzerxals fcr :, fen hours I2sn'
- sc-nezhzt necvo0sly- turn IT IL
As--,srr they search for the missing
y. ts not found. Iaeg search Ine
= sa-. sad 90 CIT % the seC1len1ells 20
rzs ts--ed uP thsye- Perhaps ha-f
80, v-ocss-,su 20 into the forest oeeps
: -, - hin he IS not found Perhaps
-. weekly zewspape1 Cels about the
.,,r-snzs- who Is lest Up near Flseco' a1o
--,,. Is family aoS near friends az home
: s--rs.1ss. O. Btnghalton- or Buffalo. or
-s.-revfv-sn5s- ever know that ~ dia rot
ceme AcD> ,-
- fsr q newspaper nan from Lictle
r,g1t. N lis hrst trip II ms -cods. was
,--sr,.s - -516 rs way back 70 camp. which
rs or z Et..s b-ook- He knew. 4-osTeFe-'
..s- e,,s south course v-o1l6 bring ll1'a 70
s.4er,- FAst nzs1 ntgat oat he built Z IRE
,assse 2 Gctle AXE. Near midnight rs
$50 se-s4 cne coming through the dark
.s-..-un forest. crying u the wilderness
"a =-rsnzs- came closer and olese-- ihe
,s4s2ape- nan answered the c-y. N1o-
s-e- = vas raised giong the opposite sloe
- "a axe. not two hundred yards distant,
i=s-l2c through The ~oods a ftn speed
s-or-sng to- help. but Insensiole ID Ihe
--as q t1e Other lost man Tie reporter
-s6g atg wzv safely 70 t+1e highway near
-r,-sh0.,seviIlf. The identity Of the other
IN -e,e ever lrzex Il vas said. however
lfs- z hunter from DoiseTiI.e fo-ty niles
s.s4an- vas -n.ssing, and had been missing
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
MANY HUNTS EACH YEAR.

7-,e-. z-e ,---,tt4z7 be-ed. .z-1recc-6e5 hunts
f. rl5s kssr eve--- <ez- n TIE Adi1oadacks,
~ -he-e a. g zen hunts 50 dramatic ana
:, interesting that Trey are long remsnl-
he-sk n The localities where they are made
-ous. as August Miss Lillian Titus. Zaz--
5eE gez-5sey and Sands Tit1z. fifteen
.-sz-s &C. crouher Of Miss Titus, ali Of
Auburn. lzz1 : camp cn Fourth Lake Of the
--s5f-o. C-ztn . take Z walk This Is II IS
ts-ae : cz-r C ths Adiroodscks as one
e5rIe .-naztne Trails and roads Lead n al
ti-elroas aa6 l-re-Eect On al sides. Stiu.
re wilderness fingers under t1e trees, and
1t : aor el7e-s eas- for the uoodsraaa
N.--ssIt . keen 4 straight course when he
1c-1zs . 81 unfamiliar swamp c. 70 kaoEE
tE-5
-ts three Became confused. - night ap-
r-5achsE he became scared. n the dark
2sss Bes-6sley separated from his t~o
companions % En6 ths caH he thought
rscst be near ev- ~ midnight he was dis
covered = c1e searching party. and the
ot..r -zo were found : nile or more away
- another party At 10 tinle Tere the
;A-,s -lors than four miles rom their
camp.
Ih.s Is -1e ccn-1cuest Of being lost eZ-
pe-.arcss. To- re summer visitors wander
away from -hs reads, and the minute they
are og- q s-ghI q hotel flags and nascedaIn
Ind = t,ey z-e no- familiar with tIe -udt-
uez:s of zo0dc-zf-, they are II danger OF
oezg EeS-- E-oodsneu. moreover, often lose
thei- wsy. bit. having endurance and ex-
serasaoa. thsy keep going and are likely to
cone across Eonoe familiar scene and then
vark hack % camp
-hUs ( deer hEl-e- OF z misty raIuy day
Il Jhe Moose River country started for
camp oue --id-zfternoou. He thought he
Knew Exactly where hs was but Just 81
cgEk. ss Il Ceraed down into the valley
Ehe-e hls carp z2s supposed 70 b. he cane
crt a. spoJ sn river which he knew vas
seFsa 1a--es from camp He turned hack,
feoE Z courae by compass and the lay OF
re -sc6- s2d headed fer camp. TTao hours
's1s- 1s szw rLe camp ire through ne
sooas- L wzs pitch dark. but he had held
IT'S over rTo ridges hundreds OF feet higa.
mug dsrk swamp across Z waist deep
poal II brock. through an alder bed and
ever patch C coded zaous-C2is Eit!1out
ae--s sc-e . see rs ccr,pass. for his
Matches we're vet
L2e NEST remarkable search tor : ics-
7z2 = The Adiroldacks Il recent yea-s vas
~ ors roT William Edwards, hookkzeoer
= SCI Cer-ehaa's lumber camp. z feu
'--iss south q EsguerUe Lake. On August
: 81. EeTsr5s- having been % town.
50 tAe c-z.n - Eas1ettz Lake Il was
st,s-ncoo, and ,sers vas read part Of the
Wy Enc path re rest CT th4 way % the
camp Re followed tae Rad 70 the dam
~ Sumner Creek. the outlet es Tt--ctuy
coc-11s PIRATE preserve lake. and n
re twilight missed Tie path. He nay have
s-2e - Some chopptng path, OF merely have
s-epPee e-r ct tae tran at some z,insfar1
"--eH rlgnt came OF rs was s+7,rnhIfrz
i1Fo-gh The woods With no tral 1,reer <oot
s-'o ne forest gloon closed II upon hin IN
Ss-E sease-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
Tester-

flour AND AIEAI--FIour Inactive ana
n a97;ina5y n 4 unchanged @ coRNMEAL-kZiln drtea
asi So eoaTs s l5as1 Ss 80 fas lso =
standard raiadIng. S2s soas2e s. a0uT 90. $50 IS;
s2s 25as28 50 sacks. raiddl!ng S2s s5ssSl: re-
aas ssss So R9Eiqy snoP ,; $27 80 bulk SIS
fairly good gains. Influenced Sg Inoderate re-
tsEests. PoRK-Firrn- Mess s2s 80: family.
Nsss. sII 5oeSI2 50; family si5ss1s; packet,
HAMs--Quiet se4as26 DRESSED HOGS
20 =, I17sc; pigs l2sso, cUT MEATs-Pickisd
ls2e; Il n; l2l2e Pickled hams steady. 1S.a9
eiaR7c- LARD-Ffrnl Middle west. u 400
i2.5oc. City dull. 12Ac. Refined firm; South
Il 4oc- compound dull, sss@9Tsc. sTEARINE--
sCGAR-Refned slow and barely steady
Prices were unchanged, with the general selling
price 95c net, less l per cent for firm g-an1-
lated The London market for beer sugar vas
unchanged TO a4d lower, with February AZ rs
1oi2d; March. I2s 11l.d. and May. 13s- Raw
here was dull and nominal, with rehners net
Spot quoted az 4.14G417c for &c test centrtfugaL
$.e493. SIC for 50 test uuscovado, and 5.5ag
542r for SO test n1casses sugar.
RICE-Firr and Gnchaneed, with fairy
good demand here, and call for leading grades
IL primary points liberal
MET ALs-Pig iron certificates unchanged
IoLAssEs AND sYRrPs-stssay to firm
aA1 UnchahgeG sToprs .,-,.- ... -.
Resin steady. Tar hrrn and UNCHANGED.
oILS-Linseed oil UNCHANGED Refined petro-
ie'lI5 Wao SSHsqy % at recent prices 80 eoo
bbls. Near months were easy AZ unchanged 10
points decline, and the later positions irner al
to points advance. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
YELLED AND SEARCHED VANITY

Y re tcilo7E-g ca czruaba- heard
- Edwards hzd started for cz-p. sro
s-14s q c-c p-codgl1an, knew that opa or
W things had happened. F6wsr6s vsba
<-'o-l SKY Years ct age. had dropped
q ne Vs& lost Canadian told Of
's-a1 c. Lis cTew % make z search sn6
s-7ks -2s1, Ec-oe OF v-hou eaz,Ia rrae, =
1ss' tc-oEsc Ed~ares,s toetp-nrs along
s'ac into the trail, ever the dan and
a--s cit q tas trail q. half nile ~ .o
t-e Can They yelled and searched
- Fe-n4y, but that night Carnztso
-reos '4-s IL tI.s
--e ssz1 Gay rAe Whole crew mara .ts.,
- Il tzEaber. we're ,vrues ga, % -
,nr. : E@zr- They formed Il
-. -. AID raked through the woods.
-, "E0eped s-ld yelled. and some D,e5
= Between sounds all hands vo,,,5
--Stsr- They climbed I'd long E+aen
e-lo tasn. loggerIfae. rosres sr1
- -oNn The tar side. They R.ere heard
q. SsE this gang OF logsers hunted
a.. e5s a1d mountains CarDslla, ss,+
e. . sot oloodaoundE. and probably fo-
-. D1E1e theSe dogs pere ,a,, %, .
la -fack = the asopntsirs. Bur storr,s
60 e'a.e, and there was 10 se4nt fo- ,,-s
80 2 'o-lo"- There was 10 vsv of l-,o,.-
IT, * -ao become OF Edwards. grery-
-c-4 lLs "oo6snen could sI,;nl- ,,e
s,r - Tut rai1sly. and nnaIiy the ses -ct
u, p u Cid net seem possfh1.
"a. - H-4 cel.G have survived. sno II
sas 49, oSo tHzt be hsd wandered ava
ss., - ni-E Gays from ts.s t,-oe
srA,fet fer lie csnp. snd
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. February 5. 1e

New York Fsbruary 5. 1910
REETEs-R1cetpts. 81 cars, or 1.lo- heac:
all for slaughter. Noninaily steady for az
zradss Of cattle. Liverpool cattle narket
lover at 1Sl4 G14c: London steady al IA
14&c dressed weight Total exports TOR the
week 5s3 cattIs. lis sheep and o.2Ss quar-
ters Of beef.
CALvE-Recsipts S34- al for slaushter-
Nothing doing in live cAl~es. Feeling steaey-
Dressed caves IN fair demand az well sus-
tanned prices. -,
SHEEP AND LANBS-Recetpts. 1f3 cars
or S66 head all for slaughter. except halr
car Sheep uouinafiy Grnn: lambs h1shs-
prime stock selling at Sc 15 PEI 100 ID. Dressed
rrr+ton firm but SLOW. ~ 50 lie; dressed
Iarnbs fSHlsc; country dressed horhcuse
lambs more active az S4I 50 per carcass
SaIes-S Sanders: I12 state lambs, 20 10
average, SO Is per 100 ID
HOGS-Receipts 10 cars or $50 had. all
for slaughter. Nominaliy weak cn Bu1alc
edvices. Country dresssd steady
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06

The shaft OF the Montana-Corbin Copper
Company has now reached q depth or 400
feet, and the sinking Of q 20-foot pump is
now in progress. As soon as this is com
pleted a station will be cut at the 400-foot
level and a crosscut extended into the
south vein which should be reached with
in & very few feet. This vein showed con-
siderable high grade ore, averaging Il per
cent copper, . ounces OF silver and small
e,cId values from carload shipments, smelter
returns. where it was opened up on tIls 30
foot level above. and the management ex-
r,acr thai the additional depIn o. $50 feet
belovy rhls Level VIII show considerable in
crease in both the sizs and values Of the
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
CASH QUOTATIONS.

New York, FEBRUARY 5 1910
GRAIN-WHEAT- and narrow, with
price changes within z range of = q h2c per
bush Buying was not active but bears were
somewhat less confident, although the market
gra aduaily gave way and closed easy at the low
est OF the session at net unchanged 10 sc de-
cline frcr, the previous close. Cash wheat here
was firm with 30 = red quoted 81 30 elevator
domestic and b afioat, nominal No l North
ern DuIti+h and No . hard winter 81 "a .
nominal o b afloat CoRN-A little stea1ier
during early operations. but cash demand was
Toor and prices sazged of and closed easy az
a ret decline OF /. q &c. Cash corn easy. with
No quoted Il &C elevator domestic, - delv-
sr,,d and 7ptkc O ahoat, nominal. OATS
TeIafIyeIy saeadier than etther wheat or corn.
closing net unchanged to 1sc net higher. Cash
cas- steady with mixed. IS to 32 n. nominal.
natural white u TO 81 ID, az = q55c ard clipped
yEhire 81 10 ~ n, 53i = d36e. RYE-Duil: No
,iraf
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06

ths week and about 1t3 points abovs the
81 Eliminating points OF the big January break.
ne close was only little OF from the too and
etss5oy ID tone at q net advance OF 5922 points,
"ttn NAY quoted at Il. SSc- PrTyars Liverpool
caneS attributed the advance in the English
marker marker TO big trade demand and the bulIish
oo 1oeess-end nguTes The Liverpool spot sales were
S-,o|e bales Al advance OF l3 points Il oo9
cdss @ naFIRg been made late On Friday IN
cdseo spot sales were reported In sererzi
Southern spot markets. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
FOREIGN MARKETS.

ri--srpcoI Feb 5-WHEAT-Spo- DUH
futures steady. March. s. It7d; MAY IS I11sd'
July. IS 100. CORN-Spot steady new Arneri-
March IS 6isd PEAS-Canadiau. Is I'd
FLoCR-W inter patents SSs I'd. HoPS-n
London Pacific Ccast), f6Gf6 los BEEF-Ex-
ira India mess SIS Sd PORk-Prir1s mess,
Western 1855 81 HAMs-Stort cut, 64s- BA-
t-C,N-(-urnberIaad cut 63s: short rip Sos loEs
c,ca- u7irdIes light. 6Js So; heavy. 6zs 6d short
clear backs. SIS Sd; clear hellies, S+s- St4OJL-
DERSSquare. y-Ss 6d- LAFD-Fri-7s Wes-sTl.
rierces. SIS: American refined. pills SIS 80
CEEESE-CauaGian. finest. white. nm. SIS col
ored Cos TALJON-Prirne ciCy- SIS g, Aus
traIier in Lonaon, 34s T0i2d- TCRPENTINE-
SPIRITS 4as 6d EoSC-Eorlrcr. los Cd
PETRoLEUM-Fehned 172d- LINSEED OIL
London Feb. RAW SUCAR-csntrffuzaI
1Ss &c; rauscUvado. rs Cd BEET SUGAR
F'ebr1Iarv Ics IO1ed. LINSEED-CaIcItta. APRIL
Iune SIS Sd. LINSEED OIL-Sls Ioi.d. SPERM
OTT-s9s- PETROLEC CM-Anlericar rehned
ed. spirits. Il TURPENTTNE-Spirits. Is
1i-C RoTN-AEnsrican strained los Sd, fre,
I5s Ii.G.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
a FLOOD OF TALK.

1T made mistake 10 hire lady a1lenist.
Three weeks ago I propounded one Of those
hypothetical questions
''Wen?'
"snes still giving tbs jury the answer
~ sshinStCn Herald.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06

80 Special Liverpool cabes--spot steady: sales.
Zoo bales. including 1900 late YESTERDAY:
speculation and export, LOCO; American. 2. 600;
T7iIddiing upland, S-04d- Futures opened firm.
10 8 points higher. closed steady net to Ga
points higher on near and intermediate. and to
9 points higher late months; February. :. sid;
tenruary-March 13d; March-ApriI. TS4d;
April-May, Isl I'D; May-1Iune, 7.S1d; JIre-July.
4-.s51d; July-August, 7.I5d: August-septenlher,
L.44a; Septsnber-Octoher, T.0oIaG; October
November. s.s01ad: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q II nd;
Iecenner-January and JsnHary-Fehruary,
COFFEE-FairIy active and steadier closing
al net advance of 5G10 points, with sales
70 I franc decline, and Hamburg was IN
changed 70 i pig advance. The feature OF the
oay was the announcement from Europe re-
gardlnE the sales of valorization coffse. Tie
90 COO bags sold in the Havre market was sad
. nave been disposed Of on q basis Of oS4
francs fcr superior grades, while a sale OF an
equal quantity al Hamburg was on 2 basis OF
II pig over March: Antwerp took 2tno bags
On basis OF 53iz francs. Ths sale was con-
sidered very satisfactory In regard 70 prices
tnd the grade Of the coffee Spot vas au!sI ana
urrrl, on The basis OF ii-tSGS%.c for Fin No !,
Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
CHANCE SAVED HIS LIFE.

Three years age z. J. Slaith, Of Low
vile, y Y, vas following q trail IN the
Beaver Eiver COUNTRY. Hs saw a man
lying q few yards from the trail in some
br-hes- Thinking The nan intoxicated, he
was going TO pass On, but, deciding to
make sure. he went TO look. The man was
unconscious. He had become bewil6ered
ard travelled till he was exhausted He
vas revived. and proved to be Charles
Castltn Of Boston He had been lost more
days thar he could tell He was taken
back to his own camp. some miles distant
Had he dropped ffty yards further from
the trail he might never hare been found.
IN last September a man named Nelson
la Duke, of Rochester, sprang from a
train near Tupper Lake Junction and raced
aTay through tho woods. He was cTaEed
with drink. but & was an opportunity which
the railroad Detectives had been waiting for
some weeks. The New York Central has
este bIshed q biocdhound kennel az Utica,
- =, for the primary purpose Of following
ID car thieves. but with other purposes
~ helping trail down criminals in general
and finding people who are lost il the big
Adirondack woods. HsTe was q lost man
md TO the scene were rushed Detectives
RUndell. Landers and Humphreys. with
great. uugainiy bloodhound pup. Tie tran
of the nan was taken up, and IL forty
minutes he ~as found deep in the timber
slash where he had fallen Henceforth
when any one IS lost along the west side
Ct the A6irondscks the bIeodhoUnds will be
called for.
One Of the lest man tragedies happened
n The Jones Lake country Of HerkiEaer
County. Two Hoodsmsn had Z camp On
the outlet, from which led lines OF traps
One DAY ore Of them found the skull ct a
man q few rods from, she brock = pair OF
rubber. boots, with bones in the legs, but
with the soIes Of the feet worn OF, were
nearby That was all The man vas never
traced or Identified, and fer years his skuA
served IS & soap dish in the trappers camp
One thing would save man from being
permanently lost ana that is compass
II one : On the east side Of the mountains
Z due east course T-in take him out; a
south course o. the south side viii bring
one 10 the cIearings, etc. But people, when
lost. distrEst compasses, forget their WOOD
craft and DO not even recognize their own
camp when they pass II Oh the run.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06

N[ien Il was supposed he had been dead sew
@Tai days, TWO Of the log<ers -rere padding
down Moose River. five miles from Carna-
IAN camp, when they heard q weak voice
IN 11e ferns and grass Of the riverside
fentlemen-" the voice said. II am lost
1hey sp-ang ashore, and there, fat OF
MS PACK. teo weak to lift his hands, was
They carried kim 10 the camp.
'"oh MN TO Utica, and he was brought
sIou1o he said that he had been without
1000 Tor eight days, when he found some
os'Eles- lie had kept travelling as long as
Ie oooio stand UP. and then he crept on his
iAal'cS ana knees Finally. he lay down to
ole' WITHOUT even knowing that he was
"itnih twenty feet OF river forty yards
VIDE he must hare travelled at least
1oTtJ miles, and that would have taken
MN 2cToss highways in any direction, had
ne gone strsishtaway. He seems not TO
nave known az the simple expedieut Of tra~-
eiilns by the sun or following a brock
oo7n. or even keeping three trees IN a line.
Lais last means is that used by woodsuasn
hunters Two trees ahead which are IN
line are selected; It'd tree beyond is
CHOSEN as the nearer of the two Is passed,
and so on. repeating as long as one wishes
TO keep straight course. There is no place
In the Aoirondacfxs in which four days
walking straightaway will not take one TO
{ public highway. railway Or clearings.
Perhaps the greatest time during which
q man was ever lost in the Adirondacks
IS six weeks. Guidas BeuTgault four or
five years ago was hired by the Adirou-
dack Fish and Gun Club, in the heart Of
the woods, TO be club warden and preserve
Tetchnsr- One day in early July he had
e day of and went fishing. That was the
last seen Of him for weeks. Members Of
the club and guides searched for him, and
10 trace Of him was found One day, six
weeks later, he was discovered accidentally
fifteen miles from The clubhouse At sight
of the ulen he tainted He was In little
cave, from which he had sailed forth TO
eat berries and roots. barely managing 70
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
esAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Feb 5--WTrsa- and corn 1eH or to
Ssv trading being of nervous character oats
after exhibiting weakness closed rrlne hlsnsr
Jha-z YESTERDAY ard provisions were n1Srer al
around pork showing the greatest Arrange
Range Of prices v..
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
NEWS OF THE MINES.

Although not q record month in point Of
dividends paid by American mines ard
uetalIUrgical works, THE Mining World
is able TO show that thirty-six Of these
totaIled S, ,528. 485 in the first month Of 1910
In addition TO this amount are the declara-
tions or four securities holding corpora
tons OF s., SO. 7S1, making 9 tota! for the
month from all sources Se, sos. 766. In COM
parisoa with the same period in 1909 this
shows an increase OF three IN the number
Of nlines and works paying dividends ard
an increase OF s951,5l8 IN the total amount
paid As compared with 1903, the 1910 dis
bursements show an increase Of fourteen
IN the number OF companies paying and an
increase Of S3, 0s2 ia the amount paid
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06

An examination made in the Allen tunnel
OF the Alpha Copper Company tends TO
show that the ore bodies enrich as they
follow east Of the present workings. The
cid workings when opened up reveal miles
of underground development work. Much
OF this has been done more than q hundred
years ago, and the company has now thirty
five crcsscuts running from 30 feet TO 600
feet in length, exposing sufficient ore 10 run
their mill for years.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
NEW YORK PRICES.
INFERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEAB0aRD CLEARASCEs

COTToN-Ehowec Improvement in the VOL
sIrne Of business a result or the renswal ot
fra bail earapaign. May contracts SOLD at IA csc
IN ths late trading or - points above Fridays
close nearly n points aecVe the lon ls~eI Of
New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

IMPORTS oF MERCHANDISE AT NEW YORK
Week ended Feb islo s 1908 1908 Z
Drygoods ...-- SS-5es $50 S.. 8s1 ass S. o1a os1
General uadse-- I7oS3.2z8 u,Iao. 2s4 $3.50
Totals -. $50 5a2 l87 s15o7l. roe 81 ass. lse
From Jan. !
Drygoods SIS. .o51 rs SIS, ,276 5e9 115ss7 4aa
General aadse.. 68. s4s914 7.7GS Sol 81 4s4 6sI
Totals 49,. $50 $50 $50 s75 eso, $50 s52 SO, ,ess
EXPORTS OF lERCHANDIsD FROM NEW
YORK
Jan. t-Jaa 81 $50 713 333 So sol 4o7 s6e SIS SIS
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
For ths week
Geld --..... s142676 $3.50. 900 s527. as
Silver ...-.-.-. 55s.721 1,237,e 7e7.I1s
Totals - s7e1.Sa1 s14s7. $50 s1,a2s, 1as
Cold .--+.... So $50 57s Ss s5sa. 400
Silver 4,I026l2 5,L75,329 4.0e2, ,032
Totals 5000. So 439. 1Ss SIS 26s. 454 81 s66, 4s2
IMPORTS OF SPECIE
Gold -. Sse,es3 $50. .36= 1852, 273
Silver So,S3D l46,3 23,1aS
Totals ...... s17o,2as so27. .727 $375. 20
Cold - Sz12,2 ,252 s6.s,a5T So, 725 ea5
Silver $50, I58 s3f,554 6D4. .953
Totals ...... sa03, OH 81. .I50.5II $3.50 928