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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-13
Posse Interrupts Funeral.

Monroe, La, July 13.-Returning
here yesterday with Philip Ward, an
alleged horse thief, Sheriff Parker and
his deputies report that they came upon
Ward while he was standing by the
half filled grave of his wife near Ona-
chita City. Ward drew revolver, but
the deputy knocked it out Of his hand.
He drew another, and it met the same
fate. As he was drawing third reyol-
yer the posse decided it was time to in
trude still further upon the obsequies,
and they overpowered and handcuffed
him. Wards wife committed suicide
Monday. He says that he had self
destruction in mind when the posse
arrived, and had no thought Of harm
ing them. There are at least half a
dozen charges of horse stealing against
him. He is also alleged to have fired
on a negro farmer from aubush sew
eral DAYS ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-13
Clearance Prices on Imported
Porch Shades.
DeCiaI purchase Of China and Japanese Mating

desirable and include variety {"
andco
ana seamless
Special ron, Value, $40
hoor-G
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
CONCENTRATES.

a. V Taylor has returned from the
Spring Valley oil Fields I'm wyoming.
George Morris n prominent leaser
from the Jarbidge county. is in the
city
Charles Getch who is IN charge Of
some of the placer properties In
Jarbidge. Is In the city on business.
Judge John \. street has gone "a
Chicago to attend the annual meet
Ing Of the Mascot copper company,
which takes place on oct. 3.
Frank l.. Hines has Just returned
from the san Juan oil field where he
has been for some time In the Interests
of two companies under his manage
ment
NJ q. leighton. chief hydrogra pher
Of the United States Geological survey.
Ia AZ the knutsford He Is making a
trip OF Inspection throughout tho
United States
col Kit Carson declares that there
Ia sufficient ore of a low grade In gold
on tho Golden state property In Calf
rornia. 90 miles north OF Parker.
Ariz., to warrant the installation 81
a small Lane slow speed mill. This he
says will be done by Nov l.
Work has been stopped at the NAM
moth mine az Tintic for a few days
while repairs are being made on the
900 FOOT leNeL ms stops the leasers
from working as well as most Of the
men I'm the mine Material for the
new hoist Is beginning TO arrive.
:. : Pond. general manager of the
Cedar-Tallsman. returned this morning
from BeaVer county. He says that In
the Talisman side Of the property a
body OF Zinc has been encountered The
find, he believes, is but a continuation
81 the old zinc, vein. As soon as 1t Is
opened up, shipping will commence.
owen a Bailey. general mana ger Of
the Demljohn and William Bailey, the
superintendent. left Saturday for Pr
oche to start work on the property.
They Also carried with them deeds TO
two more claims. The company ex-
poets To be steady shipper from now
on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26

WILL REPORT PROPOSED LAW.
Mining Congress 10 Pass ON Uniform
Regulations.

At the Los Angeles session Of the
American mining congress the report
Of the committee upon the subject OF
prevention NJ mine accidents and the
reduction ~ state mining laws To a
system of uniformity. win he given.
This committee was appointed at the
session 81 the mining congress held
in Denver I'm November. 1906 Since
that time IL has labored continuously
upon those subjects. At eacn succeed
ing session OF tho mining congress II
has reported progress. and at this
years meeting its final report VIII he
given The following ia the member
ship ~ the committee; Walter Rem
ton ingalls, chairman; Dr. james
Douglas. j. Parke Charming, James r.
Finlay. John Hays Hammond.
The report Is endorsed by all ~ the
committee II was furthermore sub
mitted to- many mining engineers and
mine operators for suggestions and. a.
IL stands. Il may be regarded as the
product Of very careful Thought and
study on the part NJ the leading men
Of the mining industry In America. n
is representative OF the sentiment pre-
vaillng In many quarters concerning
the need for uniform state mining
laws. and laws Tor the safety ~ mine
workers The committee carefully in
vestigated the laws % foreign mining
y
which have been especially helpful in
suggestions.
The report deals with tho duties and
qualifications Of mine inspectors. the
use Of explosives and electricity, tim
bering. mining methods and practises
hoisting machinery, rules. signals, etc
II r. accompanied by the draft ~ a
form Of Law proposed to cover these
subjects and by A system Of rules for
adoption ny every mine manager
This report will receive careful dis
.cussion AZ the Los Angeles meeting Of
the mining congress In order that
those interested may be enabled 70
consider the matter lntelliEently tho
report In full will he printed in the
September Issue OF the Monthly Bulle-
tin of the American Mining congress
and distributed In advance Of the ses-
sion giving an opportunity for study
beforehand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
LOCAL MARKETS.

The local markets continue to be well
supplied with wide variety of edibles
These include car OF bananas which
are selling at cents wholesale. a car
OF California sweet potatoes, a car Of
California grapes; Utah caulihower
very fine. and wholcsaling at s to 10
cents: fine Jonathan apples OocaD. SELL
ing at s175 per box; two cars Of Utah
potatoes. tho tuber still selling at N.25
per cWt A few Utah Concord grapes
are being also received. in place Of the
eastern Concord, as the cost Of ship
rnent from the east has become pro-
hihitive. Pomegranates are on the
market at Is cents per pound, also Calf
fornia peaches at 10 cents. There IS
no furry as yet I'm the milk market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
BUSINESS AND REALTY

The Hemenway and Moser cigar
company has purchased from BIGGER
and Lindley the entire cigar depart
ment OF tho latter establishment The
consideration. IL is said, runs into FIVE
figures. The transaction marks the
retirement Of one Of the oldest OF
cigar merchants in the city and
makes HcmenWaN and Moser one OF
the strongest In. the west as II now
operates stores IN ogden Spokane and
Seattle as we'll as salt Lake CITY. q.
9. HemenwaN the president OF the
above company, presides over the m
terest of the concern at Salt Lake. as
does J y. Milan. Jr the secretary.
and l.. @. Moser takes care ~ the
Seattle branch and ID, j. Hamilton
directs the Spokane end
Former Senator Thomas Kearns left
for the east on Saturday to be away
for a week or 10 DAYS. lie says that
the new kearus building will be
ready for occupancy January 1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
ORDERS WERE FEW
PRICES LETHARG|C

New York sept 2s.-The amount OF or
ders executed at the opening Of tho
stock market today was small ana prices
moved slowly. The market leaders we're
higher, Reading rising ~ ana Union
Pacific and Denver & Rio Grande T.
rise IN Amalgsmated copper
and realizing ia Reading and Union Pa
cific caused tho market to halt when prof
it-taking sales we're made and prices did
not give way much. The market later
rose gain Baltimore < ohio. Toledo.
81 Louis 4 Western preferred, Pacific
Mail. American Telegraph and Tele-
phone and western Union gained I. and
Kansas city Southern ia
Rock Island preferred and Southern
Railway preferred saEsrd I. and Great
Northern ore Certificates l.
The demand for stocks increased and
broadened carrying prices TO y higher
level. Heading, Union Pacific and United
states steel were most largely dealt In
but there were numerous advances or
point or more.
The principal incentive was the report
OF concerted action among railroad la
Dor organizations In favor ~ allowing
freight charges Buying Tor London &C
count made a factor Of strength. Read
ing rose 2es Delaware ~ Hudson T. west
ern Union and Northwestern lts
Bonds were strong
Buying slaCkencd, bu; there WAS no
sign OF weakness. prices ruling up to the
best. The advance IN Reading was
pushed TO points Tennessee copper
and Missouri, kansas & Texas preferred
declined a point
Reading was traded IN almost TO the
exclusion OF anything else and rose to
l4ik, gain OF nearly 8 points. Large
blocks were bought and the demand from
the shorts became urgent Reading sec
ond preferred gained g. Union Pacific ~,
Southern Pacific "a. and Illinois Cen
trail III.
The market closed easy. There was a
marked contraction In the volume OF
the general market but prices were not
allowed TO get much below the highest
St Louis southwestern rose "a and the
preferred 8.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
TODAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York. Sept 26.-Money on call
easy. lad2 per cents ruling rate. ,
per cent, closing bid. "a per cent; Of
fered at ? per cent
Time loans firm: for An days. "a.
Z per cent; for 30 days 4T4i4 per cent.
for six months. 4i46ifis per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper. 5ir
N6 per cent.
Sterling exchange strong, with actual
business in bankers bills AZ 81 60Q
81 So rs for 60 day bills and al 81 So 40
for demand.
Commercial bills. 81 s3dia
Bar silver. 53A cents.
Mexican dollars. 50 cents.
Government bonds steady, railroad
bonds strong
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
PRODUCE.



Chicago. sept. decreasing receipts
OF wheat In the northwest helped TO give
a finn tone To- she market here today
The steadiness OF foreign Guo'auons IN
tho face Of declines on this side was un-
expected and formed another bullish Gle.
ment Furthermore. traders IN FAVOR or
higher prices were disposed 10 emphasize
the Idea that the recent shrlnkage IN
abundance Of supplies IN this country.
The opening was unchanged 10 = up
with December an sa7s to Loo. the same
"a the previous close 10 u higher Art
OF a reaction 20 e9s. n z there was rise
Expectation Of a cold wave strength
ened corn December started "a II to
ssTs. higher at SIC. ia si7s and stca died
10 ktl 4 rush OF shorts to cover push
- W the oats market december opened
isat. TO = q higher AZ Aia 10 aA ana
sIowness Of demand Jet provisions
drag. First snles we're 2iz05 10 1irc. OFF
with The January option ~ lfszis Tor
pork: 1915 for lard, and s.i2is TO s.s
Wheat--Visible supply figures showed /.
larger gain than expected ana caused
prices Z" Teoede. Tho close was easy
Corn Later the market eased off with
wheat The close however, was stesuy
with december h9A net higher ssTso :. d e
80 q 5st. az. No. white. 5stt No
5 ol low. Sc ~ No. g. SEA. No. white' nzs
d5s No ( yellow. 52f ass.
close Rve-Cash. "a: Dec. ~
Parley-Ca e Ia
'rifnothy-Cash. 5onSTbi Oct. s.vN
2 p. March. a.ioGa.to
clover Cash. Il. 5O6lS.n no. oct. s2.
wieai-Sept. as. Dec. s7's; May.
I .oSh. -, 80
"osis-Dec.. a.: May sls.
Mess Pork. per bbl.--Oci.. 800. Jan,
II s2is 0fi5. 20. May. i7.fS.
Lard. per 100 ibs.-sept. 10 IS; Oct, u 60.
Nov, II. 62ts q II. -. jan. IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
IRON BLOSSOM WEAKER.
Volume Of Business Il Greater on
Local Exchange.


Local Exchange.
a general weakening OF all securities.
with few exceptions. developed on the
local stock exchange this morning
Cedar Talisman was down 10 10 cents
again and 500 shares we're disposed
Of Colorado sold at 80 cents on lin
tied market, and Columbus Consolidat-
ed slipped down To a. cents. No reason
IL given for the decline In this stock.
as II has been understood that the
property is even in better shape than II
ever was
Ely Calumet has now one 81 the
richest showinga in the Ely district.
The Strehlke and Bush leases are In
some OF the richest ore in the district
on the Ely Calumet ground. In spite
~ this the stock sold AT n cents this
morning. Nevada Hills was down to
s. 40.
Uncle sam and sioux Consolidated
were the only strong stocks this
morning, the former selling as high
as 2ais cents. while the latter reached
new high price ~ p cents.
The total number Of shares disposed
~ was $500 white the amount repre-
sented 10y the transactions was SO, 1880.
on the curb market there was fair
amount Of trading TODAY The sales
were 100 shares Of Gold Chain at rs
cents: LOO shares Of Opex at s6le
cents. $50 shares Of bingham Copper
a. Is cents.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26

short Ribs per 100 lbs.-sept. II e5;
oct. 10: Jan, ~
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago sept 2e-Rufter Steady.
Creameries. 2lff2s. dairies. % a2T
Eggs Firm. ~ mark cases included,
lsls . 2lis. receipts, I.4ss. nrsts, q. prime
firsts. IS
Cheese-stesdy. Daisies i5a Twins.
lthGls. Young Americas, ish ais; Long
Horns. i5ivdis
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Sept 2s.-Raw sugar.
steady: muscoVsdo. 50 test. 3.5i. centrif-
ugal. % test, 424. molasses sugar. 50
test. S.aa Refined. steady; crushed. sos;
granulsted. SOS: powdered Sis
Cotfec-spot, firm: No. :. IL No. San
tos. ma.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Articles Of incorporation of the Lone
Pipe Reservoir & Irrigation company
have been filed with the secretary OF
state The object of the concern Is to
build and operate general irrigation
system. to buy. sell and own land and
To engage In general transportation
business The headquarters are Rt
Moab. Utah. The capitalization is
$4,000, divided into 100 shares Of the
par value of 310O each The officers
are. r. G.. CLARK president !. NJ.
Cunningham. vice president; @. n.
RYan. secretary: V. p Martin. treas
urer These with W. s. sheldon, II.
Carlisle and ~ II. Porter form the
board Of directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago. sept. 26-Cattle- Re ceipts. es-
tinated et 36O00. market l0eI l5c. lower,
Beeves 4.75ns %, Texas steers J'oon o. -,
western steers. f.2nA $50 stockers and
feeders. 415d5.s5 cows aud helieiH' go
AZ o.. calves 7.0ofi - 40
Hogs Receipts. estimated At 1,No'
market steady. Lsht 90 ? %, mlN ,osi;
\ e0. eood to choice heavy. Goa A.;
pins. seq 80. bulk Of sales s.iSn 2 -.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at h2Ho;
market l0c. lower Native. toa ~; VEST
ern. 3 OOa4 IN. yearlines. 5oT 80 lambs,
native. 50Oq7.25; western 52SH1 -
KANSAS cry
kansas city. sept D --cattie- Receipts
goo merke! d stssdy TO , iGS' lows cSys and
hcifers. > s0n6 90; etockers and teedo
ers. g 81 n 500. bulls 25od a.; calves, 100
al ~: western steers, i.5o@ EW' western
'I Iioss- Receipts. 500; market Sc. hish-
or Rulk. SOdP.S0. heavy. 500 p TO-
hackers ana butchers, a,ooa 3d. light
Sheer Receipts. 1900; market steady
80 Ia lover. Muttons. 3.7bd4.5O; lambs.
I 5dBI5: fed wethers and yesrlings,
fCOIi6 ~. fed western ewes 3.'5H+i5
OMAHA
omaha. sept 2s Cattle Receipts, Is
S00. market steady tn easier. Native
steers. 5OI515, cows and heitets a.en
cows aud heiferS. 2.75df4lb; camera go
"a az. stockers and feeders. 3ons ~ :
calves. a.Ood7 90; bulls, stays. ETC. s.'n
300 $500.
70 81 higher Heavy. sSGs70. mixed.
40 a.. ltebt ST0ms IN. pigs. S.00G ~.
hulk 81 sales. s35dSoo.
sheep Receipts, 500, market .s stesa sI
10 iO6ISc lower. Warnings I. @09. So
we-~ers 3 75a4 81; ewes, 3.6oa s.so' lambs,
s 4nd 8 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
EXPECTS BIG DECREASE.

tBy Badger Bros Private Wire
Boston, Sept. Choppers we're very
quiet. but we look for activity 10 show
before the next monthly statement on
the metal visible supply. which VIII be-
published ~ DAYS hence ana is sx-
pected TO show the first effect OF the
genera curtailment by decrease OF at
Least 10000 pounds Hovey, Kenny
a Co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
AFTERNOON SALES.

AFTERNOON SALES
Cedar Tai. ! 900 at 1874
Columbus 500 az az; 100 az 43ia
Iron Blossom. 500 AT 50: 2,700 AZ
10; 500 at Il
MAY Day. 900 at 5ia
Nevada Hills. asa .2S5. 500 at 2.42 y
ohio Copper, goo at .65
Opohongo 500 al 25, buyer So
South Col Con, 1000 at ..
Uncle sam, 500 AT 25; 500 az %
Titan Con, 5000 az 3; 1000 at
2k
zenoli. 900 at y.
UNLISTED STOCKS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
CHEESE.
MILK AND CREAM.

Fresh milk, Rallon...... $3.50 OF .osh
over counter. per quart. Gee. .OS
Rabies special. per quart .... ~
Fresh cream, per gallon. ] On OF 40
Whipping cream per gal. / 20 OF 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26

FORENOON SALES
Cedar Talisman 400 at l5iz; 1900 at
IS
Colorado 100 at 30
Columbus $50 at 45 100 at a.
Ely Calumet. 800 at 10
Iron Blossom. 100 at IS 1850 at So
Mason Valley. 100 at 9i0.
May Day, 200 AT 5is
Nevada Hills. 800 at 80
Sioux con. 800 at IS 500 at q.
Uncle sam 200 at 22ts 500 at %. 800
at 24is
OPEN BOARD
Ely Calumet, 100 az 10
TOTALS.
Shares Amount
Regular call ...,,....13.700 So 01S so
Open board q. ......... 100 10 40
fs Ann te tcc IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
WOOL.


81. Louis. Sept 2s.-wool. steady Ter
ritory and western mediums smH q nhe
mediums. i7d20 fine, 1903
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
HAY AND GRAIN.

and the following prices remain I'M
changed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26

Pioneer Roofings.
Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
FLOUR,

High patent, Utah. cwt.. 2ss 26
str grade. Utah. cwt. EGO 25l
Family. Utah, per ewt a.. 21o 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
SUGAR
EGGS.
BUTTER.

strictly fresh. per doz. 80.
Strictly fresh, per case. s.25
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26

Creamery. first class. III. as
Creamery second class.lb. 81
Ranch butter .t.......... .2S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26

a. V Taylor has returned from the
spring Valley oil fields I'm Wyoming
George Morris, prominent leaser
from the Jarbidge county is In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Nov. l5.-Consols closed I-l6 lower
al L>ll-l5 Tor money and IS 1916 for &C
count Anaconda was L higher at to24,
Cana ian Facilc was ! point lower at 2Uze4
and Grand Trunk WAS Is higher at 249s-
Money WAS III increased demand TO MAKE
payments for Treasury bills Discount
rates were steady.
Tie stock market was irregular. The po-
Ericsl situation still makes the marke Is
Gull, and silt edged securities aged, While
kaffiis and fo:eiSn stocks lacked Paris
support Copper and rubber shares con-
tinucd firm
American securities opened steady and
advanced during the forenoon on fair buy
ing. Daring the late session prices con-
tiured z N and hardening on general coy
eFilG and Wall Street buying The closing
lA4s steady and a fraction below the best.
Call money In London. tixlt5 per cent;
Oxen market discount rate for short bills.
4z4Ts7s Ter cent. long bills. 4i2H5 S-l6 per
cent. Perrin discount tate. - per cent;
Paris discount ate, 27s Der cent. Paris eX-
change on LONDON. . francs Zs+4 centiInes:
r. lin exchange on London. > marks 500
pferniSs Bar gold, = shiilinSs pence, ana
American eagles. Is sl:illiusS . pence.
Paris. Nov 15.-Three per cent rentes ~
centimcs higher At q francs - confines.
Prizes were firm on the Bourse-
Her!ln. Nov I5.-Trading was dun on the
Peers to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Stocks were strong In the larger part OF
the day on the Consolidated Exchange
Commission house business was fairly &C
tive and generally on the buying side IL
was a commission house comment. how
ever, that a good many customers did not
like the concentrated character of the mar
ket with the vast bulk Of the business in
three or four stocks only, constituting this
as an indication of over-manipulation. A
feature at the close was a heavy increase
in the trading in Reading. the total being
ahead Of Steel common, an unusual hap
pening in recent months. Readings total
was % 40 shares against 20.S90 shares for
Steel and $50 shares for Union Pacific.
These three stocks accounted for about
two-thrds of all the business done. the
grand total being 74.740 shares. with forty,
seven stocks on the list. Reading touched
a high of 1888. against a New York Stock
Exchange high Of 1888 Detailed opera
tionS follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

.o Alter q generally arm opening, WIN ,,,aide
s :sc,r,y In spots. tho market for.'isrity
around m,d ddeve'oped .. some BY traders.
1 . general undertone, however, was ,,g N
r MItn fairly good inquiry for the nnnsoli-
S atoe3 copper shares. Chino. Kay we're
uva.eu. Miami and Greene CanaHea carly
1aractionally better. Kerr Lake. after G.n-
t y. nihess, eased of on realizing. Ray other
uG continued active and strong. With
uanins issues were in fair demand, Ust
snght fluctuations. In the tndustriatt sio
Ainerican Tobacco sold ex-diyidenSa " al
recovering about points. Standatiudd end
iuoTeu up about 2 points on the u panar
usciarauon. American Writing Z" be
shares were strong on what lookeu u ~
sooo purchases. Intercon;inental In
ana Chicago Subway ruled STEADY III ~
ponds Shelters Securities new SIS were &C., ,oe
IN Tor the first time at a material aosa
over the previous bid. Detailed opefalioA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
FURNISHED by SWaTtwout & Appenzellar No \
Pine street,

APPROX
Name, Maturity. Bid. Ask Yield.
Am Cigar ? e. Mch TO- iqiI. 09N 100 90
do y c. Mch 10. 1912 ....... IS 9SX $40
Bait * Ohio &. Mich TO- 1911 9a4. 100 100
60 y {. June. 1913. ........ as-. ~ 4h5
Beth Steel Corp p {. Nov 1914 96r OF 6TS
Chic X Alt =, Mch 10 1913 gSA, YyH SIS
Gin Ii Il ID + &, July 1913. 81. ~, 80
{ { 4 st l. = y c June 1911 100 1901, 100
u & II eqpts il2 c, July Ig21 1901. l0Ils Is
Erie Z X Il y apr \. 1911 49,. .pTs lUass 10
Gen Rubber ~ .. July. 1915. 81 94Ia 600
Hudson Cos [. oct Is, 1911 9s % 100
do d & feD' 1913. .......... gIi. - $50
Interior Il L p c. May 1911 1OJss l0I 500
han c RS IL l. y c. sept 1917 9si. 10 Ga.
90 p G. May l.. 1913 49,. 9Jl4 9Gle $40
Lack steel . = c. Mch. 1918 81 aeIa no
MINI * st l. p c, Feb 1911 80 Tyia 80
MO Kan x Tex {. Au2; Ial Y9Is 999s 5.d5
= Ctmtia' Int. capts. ;, 4.
do DOL * Pc e Jan Ia1,a; 4 a5i, basis basis
\ ! \ . :. T. C. l91l-'12. ln:- l0l1s
II l. Il + NJ, - C. Feb. 1912 0Iss ~ Gl5
DO D D c. Mch 1913. ......- a6ls 81 ESQ
southern Ky " T. c, FEB. 1913. sSss ss+. 40
I i, r = . d {. June. 1913 l0l iol1s 800
N-tt"In / X 7 p c Feb 1872 ~ u POS $50
West T. g NJ p c. Aug. 1918 1905 io0}s SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
OFFICE OF
FEDERAL MINING & SMELLING co.

November 10Th. 1910
= DIVIDEND Of one and three-quarters per cent
Easra the preferred stock OF this Company
hzS today been declared. payable December
ia to stockholders Of record at the close OF
business November 18th.
EIANk SMEENN. Secretary.