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ADAM A. wEScIILER. AUCTIoNEER.
CHASCERY SALE OF FRAME DWELLING NJ
Sill STREET Sol INVEST

4oS STU STREET SOUTHWEST
BY virtue OF a decree of the supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia. passed in Equity Cause
No. 2S352 the undersigned trustee will sell Al
public auction. in front OF the premises.
TIL -RSDAY. TIE TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF
MARCH. AID. 1910. At HAIFPAsT ForR
O'CLOCK PM tho following described land aud
premises. situate in the city Of Washington. in
he District OF Columbia. and designated and
being lot numbered eighteen In square numbered
four hundred and thirty five. together with the
improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase
money 10 he paid in cash and the balance In
two equal miscellaneous payable in and two
years with interest at six per centum per an
mum. payable semi-annuaily. from day Of sale.
secured 10y deed OF trust upon the property sold.
or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser.
deposit Of 500 will b. required VI the purchaser
al tho time OF sale. All conveyancing. recording
and notaral fees at the cost az the purchaser.
Terms Of sale I" be complied with within fifteen
DAYS from day Of sale. otherwise the trustee
serves the right TO resell the property al the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. after five
DAYS advertisement OF such resale In some news
paper published in the citv Of Washington. d. G..
WALTER 4. JOHNSTON. Trustee.
mill dSdsa Sug Office Columbian building.
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TRI STEE'S SALE or VALUABLE tNlM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE ~ FOURTEENTH


b. virtue Of certain deed II trust dated Or-
toter 81. 1907. and recorded in Liher 3ili. folio
Psi. Of the land records ~ the District Of CO.
lumba. and nj the request OF the party thereby
secured. I viii offer for sale at public auction.
st the suction rooms Of Thos. y Over. No. 1881
{, street northwest. in the city 90 Washington.
District OF Columbia. on SATi RDAl. MARCH
The following described real estate. in the county
Of Washington. District 81 Columbia 20 Wit All
Of lots numbered -. 20 and 81. square 29iS.
and lots numbered 10. l6. II. 20. ~ and -.
square 2S;1 in tho subdivision Of .'f.urternth
Street Heights. per plat ~ aid subdivision
recorded IN office II the surveyor 81 tee De
irict 81 Columbia. in Liher County NJ. Il. folio
No. Z.
tn. ssid lots will first he offered separately
and tn, bids noted: they rill thor he offered
whole. II the bids for separate lots aggregate
than tho bid FOR tho property as whole
tho separate bids win 10 accepted. otherwise
the bid for the property as whole Will he nc
cepted.
Terms: ono hslf cash halancc n orc rra-
all cash. ~ inc option ~ The purchaser or puT
cbasers: deferred PAYMENTS. II any. 70 he
notes for such purchase money 10 he dated 81
the day OF sale and 10 hear interest AZ the rate
of i've ~ per cenfum per annum. payable sem'-
annually. A deposit Of SO each lot N sold
separately, or 500 IL sold as n whole. will he
required In II default by any purchaser
the trustee reserves the right &C. sell the prop
ertv in default at the risk OF the defaultng
tisement In The Evening Star or at trustees or
ton. TO enforce specific performance 70 recover
damages by appropriate judicial proceedings.
JAMES :. EASLEY, Trustee.
Room No. So. Evans bldg. 1920 y. \. nv.
mh2- dads. eSu
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CIIANCFRY SALE OF LOT IMPROVED RY
DWELLING No. 22l STREET SOUTH
WEST. WASHINGTON. y. G.
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of
tho District Of Columbia. passed in equity No
2s5ac. the undersigned will sell at auction. in
front If the premises. MONDAY. MARCH
TWENTY FIRST. 1910 AT FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ.
part of square 594. beginning at point on NJ
street rs feet inches from the southwest corner
Of said square. running thence north 100 feet to
alley; thence east II feet thence south 100
feet: thence west Is feet to the place OF begin
niEg, described In deed recorded in Liber S76.
folio 400. Of the land records of said District.
with the improvements above stated
Terms: Onefhird cash and balance In two
equal INSTRUMENTS. payable in one and two years
from day OF sale, to he represented by the prom
issory notes of the purchaser. bearing interest at
six per cent per anuum. payable semi annually,
and secured by deed Of trust the property
sold, all cash. al the option of the pure huser
All conyeyancing and recording at purcha ser 3
cost. and terms to be complied with in ten days
from day of sale. or he property will he resOld
At the risk and cost of the drfaui.iug purchaser
deposit of 500 Will he required at the time
Of sale. IRVING WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
Columbian br ding.
rHoS j. OWEN & son. Aucts.
l. "A 40
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kins party
NO. But I'm going 10 get even with
them for the slight
How
!. Il shant go."-Cleveland Leadse.
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The WAYS of Men.

From the Chicago Record Herald
Many a man who would be unable to
find the family Bible il he hunted all
day would have no difficulty in putting
his hand on the corkscrew. even IN the
dark.
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Tuesday, March IS, COM
mencing at 1 pm, on the
premises, 0o5 d st. NV,

By direction of the owner, who is retiring from
business
Stock comprises Shotguns, Re-
volvers, Fishing Tackle. Athletic
Shirts and Supporters. Coat and
Neck Sweaters, Launch Hard
ware, Dog Collars and Furnish
ings, Coli Supplies, Tennis Rack
cts and Nets, Athletic Shoes,
Canoes, Fixtures and many other
desirable Sporting Goods, and
will be absolutely sold to the
highest bidders for cash.
mh1o, 70
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COURT SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of order of Supreme Court OF Dis
trict of Columbia In Probate Cause No. 1879.
will sell Mt public auction, in front Of the
premises. MARCH THE SEVENTEENTH.
1910 AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following
described premises: lot Z, square S6s. together
with improvements. consisting of dwelling house
612 Nd. ne.
Terms Of sale: Onc-haf Of purchase money
ca sh balance In two equal installments, payable
one and two years. with interest at SIX per GEN.
tum per annum payable semi-srnually from day
OF sale. secured by deed of trust upon the prop
erty sold. all cash at the option OF pur-
chaser 4 deposit of $50 will he required OF
purchaser at time OF sale. All convcyancing.
recording and notarial fees at cost of purchaser.
Terms ~ sal" 10 be complied with within fifteen
DAYS from day OF sale otherwise trustee re-
serves the right To resell property at risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser after Ave days ad-
verti~ement in some newspaper published in
Washington, D. c.
ELEANORA FLETCHER.
Administratrix and Trustee Estate of Catherine
Burgess. Deceased.
TRACY l.. JEFEORDS. Attorney.
Ic &C,
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L. 5. ENGINEER OFFICE. 900 18TH ST
NV. Washington. n. e.. February IL. 1o10.-
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering
Building Stone and Portland Cement in Potomac
Park will be received here until II m, Marcn
IA. 1910 and then publicly opened informant on
on application. JAY J. MORROW Major, Engvs
fell. L. l315mh1lSi2
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r+THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED IN
TIL. WEDNESDAY. MARCH SIXTEENTH. 1910.
hour and place. b order ~ the trlstec.
mil 2-l&ds eSI
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FUTURE DAYS.
MARCUS NOTES. AUCT1ONEER.
Balance of the Shap-
pirio Sporting Goods
at absolute sale.

/ will sell. at absolute sale. to the highest
bidders, for cash, the balance of the Shappirio
Sporting Goods Stock. on
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BY virtue of certain deed OF trust recorded
in Liber No. l445. folio 119 ct seq Of the land
records of the District of Columbia and
decree Of the Supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia in equity No. 2SS40. and at the
request of the holder Of the note secured by said
deed Of trust. will. TUESDAY. THE FIT
TENTH DAY OF MARCH. 4 u. 1910. AT FIVE
oT.J PM. in front Of the premises, sell
the following described piece plot of land In
the county of Washington, District OF Columbia.
namely
Lots Nos. . and 3 and parts Of lots Nos. !
and s. in the subdivision Of the south ground
of the Columbian University, as the same Is
recorded in District Liber 1. folio 70. Of the
surveyors office Of the District OF Columbia,
the said parts Of lots and being that POI
tion thereof at the OF 14th and Slough
ton NOW Belmont streets and fronting IS feet
ming back binding 18th street across said
lots and :. the whole width thereof
Terms Of sale: One-thrd cash. balance in two
fnstallments. payable in and two years
from date of sale. with interest at the rate Of
g per ccntum per annum interest payable
semi-annunly: TO he secured by first deed of
trust the property sold. all in cash. at
purchasers option. A deposit of 81, SOC. Of the
purchaser is required at time of sale. All con-
veyancing etc. AT the cost Of purchaser. Terms
Of sale TO be complied with within fifteen days
from date of sale. otherwise the trustees
the right TO resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the default.ng purchaser. after
fye days advertisement of such resale in a
newspa per published in the city of Washington.
j. D. COTGIILAN
500 9Th ST. NV.
FRED. G. COI.DREN,
912 Union Trust building.
CONRAD II. SYME. Fendal building.
ATTORNEY for holder Of note. mh3-d&ds.eSu
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Bond building.
+. QUINCY SMITH.
Bond building.

FOR SALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION. MARCH II.
1910. nj Upper Marlboro. Md. valuable farm
containing 80 arabic and timber land.
site of the old Iaftou colonial mansion: Ia
Prince Georges county. Maryland, said to he
the highest point between the city Of Wash
ington and Chesapeake bay: property adoin>
Fort Washington. miles below city of
Washington: three acres front on Swami creek
an inlet az the Potomac. and improved by
q log cabin now being used AS barrtnm.
three country roads run through this property
making II desirable far subdivision Address
y. THORNTON HYNSON, Century building,
Washington. D. c. mis- 10, L.. HIT
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Trustees sale of Va1u-
able Improved Business
Property, ON corner of
18th and StougE1tom, NOW
Belmont street, ir1clud=
ing 90 feet frontage ON
1Ath street, improved by
stores Nos. 1902, 2SO6
and 23O8 10Th street.;
flat No. 1904 10Th street,
and residences Nos. 1900
and 1A02 Belmont street,
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DIR. FISK ELG4N.

Expert in treatment of special diseases chronic
\ acute. Both sexes Consultations confidential
Medicine furnished Prices moderate BOZ r NV
Phone 1924 Main Office hrs. TO /. !: to s.
feooL 30ts
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MEDICAL.

DIR. NICHOLSON
Has relinquishcd outside practice TO devote en-
tire time to his general ONCE work. Office and
residence central. 1905 New York ave.
mhlo-9ot
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CHEERFULLY Paw

FLYNN'S BUSINESS INSTITUTE. S.W COR
sth and sts nv shorthand, Typewritlns;
years in public and private schools 20 a
month Mrs EMILY A FLYNN, Principal.
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THOMAS J. OWEN & son. AUCTIoNEERS,
1891 G. street.

rHOS ]. OWEN & son. Aucts.
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ADAM 4. WEsCHLER. AUCTIONEER.

EDWIN l.. WILSON. Attorney for Trustee.
Fendal building.
fei6. % NH. 50. 10. II IL. -. 15-12t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-01
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.
By Badger Bros, Private Wirc.)

New York, Oct, There is very little
to note in the way of a change in the
Wall street situation at the close Of
the week. The end of the month has
passed over without money disturb
nnce. which is exceedingly satisfactory
to the banking community and with
the return Of sl7O,O0OOO0 Of disburse-
ments to regular channels again, money
conditions should remain as heretofore.
With the understanding that rail-
roads will be given the square deal by
the government in the matter of raising
freight ind passenger rates. ma
terially better feeling now exists In the
steel and iron outlook as railways will
be in the market soon with very heavy
orders for all classes of material and
this means distinct change for the
better in the entire Industrial world.
The political situation which is now
drawing to n.focus, has been watched
keenly by not only banking people, but
the entire business community over the
country. Leading bankers are now
optimistic on the outlook and n gem
oral advance In all, securities seems in
order during tho fall, months.-E. F.,
Hutton & Co.
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.N'|.E|V|: RATES
EFFECTIVE /: [. ] TODAY.

The first actual lowering. of rates
ordered by the interstate commerce
commission on the petition of the salt
Lake COMMERCIAL club traffic bureau
goes into effect today, Oct. 1. 8. II.
Babcock, traffic commissioner of the
bureau. said this morning that tangible
results of the bureaus action wc;iiu De
apparent from this time on. the first
actual reductions on freight and pas
senger rates affecting traffic between
Salt Lake City and California points.
ION fruits from California;" said Mr..
Babcock utah shippers will pay is
cents per 100 pounds less from this day
forward. This reduction takes effect
today, and will cut quite figure In
the Importation of California fruits
Passenger rates are also reduced.
the rate from Salt Lake to Los An-
geles will be SIS less than the former
rate, while the rate between Salt Lake
City and San Francisco will be re-
duced in the sum OF s6.4l.
Naturally the bureau takes consider
able pride in the thought that the work
OF the bureau was directly responsible
for these reductions, of which the pub
lie will get the benefit"
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corn-on the bulge there was consid;
cradle selling but the market ra y n,s,
from the effects. The. close was ~ Urn
with December Mt 4as n net gain Of saa.a
q Cash corn--.No, 2. 62i; No. 2 white. Sl!M
( 80: No. q yellow. 51sG1i; No. 3. 5Os49lt.
No. 3 white. .5lGi5li: No. 3 yellow. 5lty
Oh; No, 4, 506I50a: No. 1 white. 500 Sot'
No. yellow, 5osi5OG
a Close ye--Casli. f4A; Dec, "a.
Barley Cash. 66dt62.
s TimotiiyA- Cash. Z. 50mS.D: March. a.l5D
Z cioyer-cash, 12soan.5o; Oct. 1850
Whcat--Dec.. %: May, Log q
Corn-Dec.. ial May. f2i8s
Oats-Dec.. 12s: Nny. :5i.
Mess Pork. per bbl,-Jan. 1'I5; May,
Lards per 100 lbs,--Nov.. Il, s5aai. e7s;
jan. 1876. asl.
short Ribs. 100 lbs.-oct., 1i.25; Jan,
s.47s.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Oct. 1.--Butter Steady.
Creameries. 24a2 IS: diaries, a3m27.
EgEs-Steady. at mark, cases included,
1s16 ia: receipts, 5.335 cases. firsts. %;
prime firsts. %
Cheese Steady. Daisies, 1ssas: Twins.
~ al5; /, Young Americas. 15ia16; Long
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
New York, Oct; 1.;s:::Raw sugar firm:
test. 3.&5: molasses sugar. SO test. $50.
Refined Is steady: crushed, as. granu-i
lated. sos: powdered 5l5. &5
Coffee-Spot. firm; NOT Rio, II: No.
4 Santos, lllM12.
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Oct. 1.-cattle-Receipts, es-
tlmated at coo; market weak. Beeves, 4.60
6S.00; Texas steers. 4.l0@5.6o; western
steers, s.1oa0.75: stockers and feeders.
Hogs-Receipts. estimated at 5000;
market &c. up. Light. S.S5@e.s0; mixed,
s.4OI9.25; heavy, s.3549.l5; rough. $3.50
81 good to choice heavy. s65 9a.15; pigs.
s.2n5.lo: bulk OF sales. 5000 90
market steady. Native, 2.5og4;2o; west
native, l.0G 7.lo; western, 4.75ds.so
OMAHA.
omahn, Neb.. Oct. 1-Cattle-Receipts.
100; market unchanged. Native steers,
3.B97.50: cows and heifers. 3.oo@5.bo;
western steers a5e9sso; range seWs a y"
s sus and feeders sooas oo: caves
s.2sGT Is; bulls, stays, etc. 3.ooa4.75
Hogs Receipts, 2ao: market to
1oc. higher: Heavy, S.21s.so; mixed.
s%9s Sj IL Light as,es ss9 ssSsSso pigs soo@
Yenrlings. 4.6d6.40; wethers. 3.6@4.5:
ewes. s.ooGs so: lambs, 6.4oa7 90
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Oct. Observation-Disclosures.
800: market steady. Native steers, 5.000
1.So; native cows and he!fers 2.6oGp
$50: stockers and, Feeders. s!4oGe so;
$500. = Il,
higher Bulk OF sales. s.60as.so: heavy.
s.5tas.e5: packers and butchers, 5000
$50; light. s.75@9.0o.
sheep-Receipta. none; market steady.
Muttons. s.boa 4.25; lambs. s.75R6.e6; fed
western Western ewes. s.5ea4.seos' ''''VF''v 80
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PRODUCE

Chicago, Oct. Ia decrease in RUS
sian and Danubian shipments was u
bullish Influence in the WHEAT market
today. Assertions were also NM TINT a,
short selling was the main cause Of the
decline here. yesterday In addition !! LIZ
the result Of bidding by the continent.
Tho market opened tltoy aihlgller.l with
December Mt 9sA to $50 q :: y. rise Of aa'h
to a.. After touching ss9 the price re-.
h Corn advanced on scattered general de-
mand from shorts. December opened q
shade to i02 higher at 4Sa TO 49, and went
reduction Of short lines in in !, view ", Of
started shade lower to AL up mt 81
4 to 32a and steadied at Ethe8higher level.
\ Offerings Of provisions were Il sht.J
although there was a good general de.
mand First prices were q Tbc.5 to 1Iac:a
higher, with January deliveries mt u. 6
for pork; s2A for lard and 40 TO 9, 4sA
z for ribsa{ ggl W Ii sl5 y h X, sE-a
Sl5wheat- Com mission house buying on
the dips held the market fairly steady.
J Tho close was firm with Decembcr8at 81.
n nett IA In of a n 1c. M
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FIGURES UP PROFITS
FOR NEvADA.D0UGLAs.
Duncan MacVichic Estimates the Fu-
turc of Ycrinston. New. Property
On Low Price Copper.

Capt. Duncan McVichie. general man
ager of the Nevada Douglas Copper
company and the Nevada Copper Belt
Railroad company, has just issued IA
report OF considerable detail, dealing
with the possible earnings of the Ne-
vada Douglas company. which owns the
mine and the railroad The mine has
Il contract with the Mason Valley
Mines smelter for the shipment of $780,
900 tons Of ore a year, which 1t is
figured out will give the company
net earning of $685., s43.29 per annum,
giving S1.44 cents per share in divi-
dends or the $4,000 shares of outstand-
ing stock.
MIR. ,Mcvichie figures an annual pro-
d,lction of copper Of l2.750,o0o pounds.
alta cost of 8 cents pound. leaving 4
cents n pound profit on n 13-cent cop
per market. Should copper reach Is
cents a pound by the time the Mason
Valley smelter is ready for operation.
and there are many who feel that this
Is a. reasonable expectation, this would
add cents more profit per pound to-
the earnings, allowing 80 per cent In
crease to the estimated earnings from
the mine. The ores OF the Nevada
Douglas are carefully sampled for the
report. and the general average is,giycn
as SIC per cent copper.
The railroad alone is believed capable
of earning 100000 a year. This will
be from the transportation of ores
alone. The company. although only
partially finished. is now better than
paying expenses.
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WOOL.

st.. Louis. Oct. 1.-Wool. unchanged
Territory and western mediums. lSI23;
fine mediums. 1890: fine .l4917
BOSTON. 7sa
Boston. sept 3o..-The Commercial
Bulletin will say OF the wool market Sat
urday: as a,-
Moderate business is beir. done with
tho small mills. which are showing a 1T
Ito more interest In offerings, With two
or three exceptions. transactions are OF
unimportant quantities. Et
PRICES arc firm. but dealers cannot
obtain advances. The choice Of the de-
mand Is for territory wool. with Montana
staples selling at eGc; secured, original
bng Montana. at 55I6o; original Wyo-
ming at lol to p: greasy and Mon
tnna half-bloods. clothing, at about IS
clean" II ~ AZ 4,i} IN II
p LONDON.
London, Sept. 3O.-The offerings at
tho wool auction sales today amounted
TO 1859. bales, Competition was active
and prices hardened. The feature was
the. eager, buying Of secured by home
and, continental traders. Coarse cross
BREEDS advanced 10 per cent and q few
parcels wer" taken for America. ~ ~ ils
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NEW YORK CURB CLOSE.

! % 5' u 8 1. h
Chino. 1915 @1aA Davis Daily. 1870
2Ia Ely Central, 25ai26; Ely Consoli-
dated. 29@3l; First Nat. Copper. 3N
Of: Giroux Consolidated. 6A16M: In
spiration. ,ShMSA;Yukon Gold, SAG
8 1916; Miami. 19A@197s; Nevada
Utah. S@15-16; New Keystone, 2lsGs:
Nipissins. 10ss @1OA Ohio Copper, rs
M11s: Ray Central. ! 15-1662; Ray
Consolidated. 1sadl19; La Rose, 1916
ga 1916; South Utah. lMW2: British
Col. Copper. 67sm7; Bay State Gas. ~
as Braden. 5 1l-16m3N; Cobalt Gem
trail. 6mT; l1l Rayo. 33sm3A;
King Edward 1-l6 q Is: Mason
Valley. shs6ss; McFlinley:Darragh
96lp1 90: Nevada Smclter, a@A:
silver Queen. SI14: Tintic. 100
asked: ontario, 2G1a: Alice, 2a1a; Sioux
con, 1880: Colorado. 3213i:5I Iron Bios
som. 6sdp7a: Carisa, 90 asked; Nevada
Hills, 25-16MM
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BUSINESS or WEEK pooR.
Tru'ling on Local Exchange Is Lowest
l.,liI5s or the Year, Il

irnHlng on Local Exchange Is Lowest
or tic Year.
Trading. on the local stock exchange
j was as low II not lower for the past
week than during any week this year.
Scarcely enough was done to talk
about. The total sales for the week
amounted to 241.167 shares. for which
S67,os4.59 was paid.
Trading on the board this morning
was the best 1t has been In the past
two weeks. Colorado and Iron Bios
som wero much stronger. while Sioux
Consolidated, with a dividend In sight
sold ut 81 cents. Iron Blossom reached
the new high price OF rs cents this
morning. after being weak for several
days. Colorado was sold Mt 81 and 33n
cents. q
Columbus Consolidated was weaker
than ever this morning. dropping as,
low MS 81 cents, with no reaction. At
present there Is no demand for the Sc
tcurlty and every sale. wash or other
wise, that was made In the stock ut
market price puts the stock to lower
level. A heavy buying order would
send the stock soaring upward.
The total number OF shares sold this
morning was 1880, while the amount
paid out was s9.524.
It was wash day for Opex on the
curb market this morning. and the
stock dropped lower In chunks. The
sales on the curb market were 500
shares Of Opex a 81 cents. 500 at 30ts,
$500 at 80, and 900 at 20. Apparently
the bull market In this stock is getting
ready for action.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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BUSINESS Light
B|U|.TCLOSE STRONG

New York. Oct. 1.-Business was very
light at the opening of the stock mar
ket ana prices were practically unchang-
ed from yesterdays closing.
There was "a very slim attendance on
tho floor Of the exchange. Prices eased
off u trifle and recovered. Reading ana
Anal cnmated Copper were the most ac-
tive and also covered the widest frac.
.tional range. Utah Copper rose Il ana
Wisconsin Central 4, Distillers' securi-
ties fell l.
cned slowly but the advances were limited
to fractions In the representative stocks.
Ame rican Steel Foundr,cs yielded
lions was tho strength of Union Pacific,
which advanced to 1GSa. @