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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-29

eyed in this world for more than 81
years She was united in marriage in
1871 to John Henderson, he having
preceded her in death some IS years.
She and her husband came to Iowa
and settled near Agency in the year Of
1851 where she resided until the
time of her death. It was here that
she united with the Christian church
in the year 1872 and continued one of
its most faithful adherents until called
to her better home
She leaves to mourn their loss, ono
son and three daughters, Mary Chap
man, Dayton, Wash; Cagiel Hender
son, Ottumwa: Mrs. Frank Mcmillan.
Agency and Mrs. l. n. Blizzard of OF
tunwa. She also leaves several grand
children relatives and large circle of
friends. Six of her grandsons acted as
pail bearers. Funeral services were
conducted from the Mcmillan resi-
dence southeast of Ottumwa Thurs
day Sept. 90. S. Isaac Elder, of the
Davis Street Christian church official
ing. Interment in the Agency cenle-
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HOGS BREAK HARD.
Values Reduced Largely 1o@15e--
Some Light Grades 90 At 800
5s Or Rnat;an s

4
stock Yards, Chicago, Sept 2s.-Re-
ceipts of 1880 Dogs included an In
creased proportion OF lightweights.
grass fed offerings, and packers and
shippers combined to force such stock
to a much lower level. and succeeded
in causing reaction OF 20@25c, with
extreme cases Of more, before the
close Of business. They showed less
luminosity toward hogs OF good quail
ity and purchased the bulk of the
good. to choice shipping and packing
grades at decline Of only 1O@15c for
the day. The trade was slow and weak
most Of the session, but satisfactory
clearance of the run was effected alta
decline, eastern shippers securing
around 5000 head. while eleven pack
ers bought 10,100 between them Best
hogs here. topped the market at $3.50.
while. the average dropped to 1885,
both prices showing a net loss Of 15c
from Mondays figures Quotations.:
Bulk Of sales i. 49,. .$S.65@9.10
Heavy butchers, 240@300 lbs 9.00@9.35
Light butchers. 190D230 lbs s.2069.45
Light bacon, 160@190 lbs u 9.1569.hO
Light light, 130@155 lbs. S.95@9.35
Heavy shipping 250@350 lbs S.S0@9.10
Heavy packing, 290@400 lbs s.6O@s.S0
Mixed packing. 24062S0 lbs S.60@S.85
Rough. heavy packing S.35@S.6O
Light mixed, 10000 lbs. SS5@9.15
Poor to best pigs. 60m135 lbs S.4009.35
Governments and boars :. $3.50 100
Stays, 80 lbs dockage head 9.10@ 1000
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BROTHER OF EVA SWAN AT ROME
Body Of Frisco stenographer was
Found Buried Beneath Va
cant House.

Mt. Pleasant, Sept. 2S-The finding
of the body Of Miss Eva Swan, in San
Francisco is of local interest, as she
was sister of Reuben Swan, who
lives near Rome, seven miles west of
this city. Mrs. R. P. Hobbs of this
city is cousin of the dead girl.
Miss Swan was stenographer who
lived in San Francisco, and had been
sought since April 20 by her relatives.
Her body was found buried under the
cement flooring of the basement of an
empty house in San Francisco. The
girls father, Frank Swan, lives at Paso
Robes. Cal. The mother, who was for
merly Miss Clara Beaber of Rome, Ia,
died three years ago.
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FARMlNGToN.


A few of the surviving members of
Go. e Sd Iowa Cavalry held reunion
Thursday at the home of Ralph Rig
by. A bountiful dinner was served
and the afternoon was pleasantly
passed in recalling "reminiscences OF
the war.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Duty of Milton
visited over Sunday with Mr.. Duty's
sister Mrs. r. l.. Knapp.
The Van Buren, county Sunday
school convention was held in the M.
E. church Saturday and Sunday. Miss
Nichols, one Of the state workers, gave
interesting talks at all the sessions.
Sam Merrick, who has been operat-
ing the Pine Grove dairy for the past
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CATTLE MARKET WEAK.
Western Rangers Form Biggest Quota
Of Steer Run.-Slim Cat
,5a. 4s5 Ala Call ef

Stock Yards. Chicago. Sept. Is
Scant supply Of native steers was Of
fered for sale, and these were mainly
cofmon lots, the few fresh arrivals Of
good grade being held from Wednes-
days market, while followers from
Monday were not shown. Trade had
dull tone at Mondays 10000 decline.
Best steers sold were yearlings, which
went at 1865. while a few lots went
above IS and common light killers
ranged under IS. A run Of 5000 west
ern rangers sold steady with Monday
at $4.95@6.35 for most beef steers, and
range lleifers went up to $5.35, with
feeding steers at $3.50.
Native cows and heifers had fair
packer demand at Mondays rates.
landing largely at $s.4O@4.15, while
Gamers and cutters sold at Arm rates.
Bulls again sold on q weak basis and
calves went 25c higher. a prime kind
landing up to $10.15. Feeder and stock
steers moved freely at Mondays de-
cline. sales showing a basis 10@15c
below last week 3 closing. Prices had
the following range:
Choice to fancy steers I. 81. 100 $40
Medium to good steers 61O0 700
Inferior to fair steers j. 1850 $50
Fat cows and lleffers - 3.5OM7. 10.
Canning cows and heifers.. 2.25@3.25
Native bulls and StaRs !. 1850 500
Feeding cattle 500 01100 lbs 3.25m5.s5
Fair to fancy vealacalvese s.00@10.15
Heavy calves 4. !. ,p.. ....s 3.O0D4.75
Export steers 4. 6.5067.35
Western range steers 4.6O@6.S5
lDistillery steers =. ..... 7.00@7.75
Mixers. sprinEers u. .30.00@ $500
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Chicago Live Stock Market

Chicago, III, Sept. SEATTLE
Market weak to shade lower. Receipts.
10000. Beeves. s4.65@S.20; stockers
and feeders. s4.15@5.75; cows and
heifers, s2.25@6.4o; western, $4,000
685.
HOGS-Market dull to 10c lower.
Receipts, $4,000. Light, ss.90@9.35;
mixed, sS.40@9.35: heavy, $s.25@9.20:
rough, ss.25mS.45; good choice heavy,
sS.45@9.20: bulk, $S.55@9.O0.
SHEEP-Market steady. Receipts,
$4,000. Natives, s260@4.25: lambs,
s475@T. 10.
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chicaoo Grain Market.

Chicago. Sept 2s.The grain mar
ket follows:
WHEAT-No. 2 red. s7ssc.: No. !
red, 95@97kc.: No. 2 hard 97h @$1.00;
No. 3 hard. 95@97c.
CORN-No. 2. 52iac.: No. white,
52ls@ 53c.: No. 2 yellow, 52h@52%c.:
No. 8 white. 521sc.; No. yellow, $40
I52Ac.
OATs-No. 2, SIZE: No. 2 white:
34@341zc.; No. 3 white, 33@33Ac.;
standard, 33% @34Ac.
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Chicago Grain Futures.

! VWIoHHU " ~ V,uSUtv0'
Chicago, Sept. 28.-The grain fu-
lures follow:
WHEAT-Dec. opened. s7M@sshc.:
1885 @9Skc.; Sept a5Bc.; May,
$1.04M.
CORN-Dec opened, son @50ssc.:
high, 50Bc.: low. 50bc.; closed, 501s a
50%c.: Sept. 52kc.; May. $3.50.
OATS-Dec. opened, 33h @33%c.;
high. 33A @33Mc.: low. 33hc.; closed,
33A @33&c.; May, s6hc.
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TO SELL ACRE TRACTS
Jefferson Park Co. Will Put on Sale a
Limited Amount Of Land Next
a. Eridav

The JEFFERSON Park Co. will put on
sale limited number of acre tracts ut
its sale next Friday, September 80.
There has always been demand for
acre tracts in Ottumwa. but there is
more money to the seller to divide
them into town lots. The terms are SIS
cash and 81 per week. with no taxes
or interest for two years. This sale will
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ST. Louis Grain Market.
st. Louis. Sept. 2S.-The grain mar
ket follows:
Wheat-Dec.--991ac
Corn-49A M49Ac.
Oats-32% @32hc.
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seventeen years. disposed OF his stock
ie,ve with his family for Centralia,
Wash, where he expects to make his
Mrs VIM. Neff OF La lara. Colo, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs M.
Burrier ~
her home in Centerville after a Visit
with her mother Mrs. Alpha Ware.
Mrs L. c. Hetzel has returned IRON
Io1a Kans.. where she was the guest
~ her sister Mrs. C. A. Hutchinson.
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Chicago Rutter and Eaa Market. ]

Chicago, Sept 2s. Butter Market,
steady; creameries, 24@2sc.: dairies,
23@27c.
EGGS-Market steady: receipts. A.
500 cases; at mark, cases included,
1917 @21hc.; firsts, 23c.; prime firsts.
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Almost dubbed It

Y Whats your order, sr?' asked the waiter.
Bring me- said the wild eyed customer some medium
boiled potatoes eggs with the jackets on"
"Sr?"
whether I've got that right not said the wild
eyed man. do the best with it. big red auto
jump OF about minutes TO
keep running 1t, and I'm bit fustered"
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Feeding Sheep Sell Lower.

Stock Yards. Chicago. Sept. 2S--
After breaking all previous records
Monday at 60,323, receipts Of sheep
and lambs again reached generous
proportions, being estimated at $4,000
head. This supply did not include as
liberal quota Of fat stock as might
have been expected. however, and
packers we're forced to pay steady to
strong prices for all the stock they
secured Country buyers had better
hold on the market. however, and
filled orders calling for feeding sheep
and lambs at a decline Of 10@25c. The
trade was moderately active, with in
dependent butchers paying up to $7.25
for native lambs while packers stop
ped at $7.15. Range lambs cleared to
the killers at $6.7607 and were taken
on country orders at Ss.25m6.50 for
the bulk of the desirable feeders Fat
western wethers made 1925, with the
Feeders at $3.75@4.10. Nat.ve ewes
reached s4.35 with the bulk OF the
choice killers at $4m4.15. Quotations.:
Range wethers. plain to
prime 1890. -. $4.25N4.50
Fed wethers plain to best 425M4.6O
Yeexlings. fair to choice -. 4.90015.5o
Ewes, common to best ... 3.75M4.S5
breeding ewes. all ages 4.25M5.75
BUCKS and Gull sheep (. 2.50@3.50
Native lambs, poor to best. 5400725
Range lambs, common to
-. 80 800. s.75@7.o
Lambs, seconds $500 so
Feeding lambs. all kinds y. 6.00@6. go
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Nav York Poultry Market

New York Poultry Market.
New York, Sept. 2S.--Poultry--Mar
ket alive steady; spring chickens, IS
disc; fowls, 15@16c.: turkeys, 100
&c.,: dressed, market weak: broilers,
10000: fowls, 14h 0171zc. spring
14@27c.
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TODAY'S MARKET NEWS

change as contrasted With week ago.
The leading inquiry concentrates upon
big finished drafters for city teaming
traffic and the northern lumber in
dustry. All fat. heavy, STALL finished
offerings clear freely at $2500275 and
upward, q few fancy lots reaching 5000
on eastern orders and local demand Of
transfer companies. Medium and good
draft chunks cleared at $175@22o ana
upward. The big packing industry was
IN the market and its purchasing
agents took several 1900 to 100 pound
chunks at a range of $1s0@275. Small
southerners Weighing 900 to 1900 lbs
found free outlet at $70@125. A num-
Der of eastern buyers are in the mar
ket who complain that western prices
are too high for the eastern trade and
several short loads will be shipped on
account of inability to fill orders at a
lower level Trade Tuesday was slow
at the following auction prices:
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For Sale

SPECIAL. BARGAINS IN WILD
lands suitable for farming and
grazing in Shannon. Dent and Reyn-
olds counties. Bunker Realty Co.,
Bunker, Mo.
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New York Butter and Egg Market.
New York. Sept. 2s--Butter-Mar-
ket steady: receipts, $500; creameries,
specials. 3O1sc.
EGGS Market unchanged; receipts,
14,5O0.
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SLOW HORSE DEMAND.
Eastern Prices Lower Than Western
Values Make Drasgy

Stock. Yards. Chicago. Sept. Is
General demand for commercial
classes of horses shows no quotable
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lead the For Sale Ads today.
{ Lost

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COLLIE DOG
yellow with white points, collar and
lock. Notify y. ]. Cobler, r. No. )
OttuInwa Iowa Highland phone.
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FARM FOR SALE SNAP 1872 ACRES
black rich Wapello county soil, lays
we'll, fair improvements, near Far
son. Some tile but more needed.
Price $4,000 Easy terms, for quick
sale. Otherwise for rent on shares.
Address S-27-C care Courier.
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FOR SALE-120 ACRES Z MILES
southwest OF Ottumwa. known as the
John Renfrew estate. This is a good
farm with fair improvements. Price
$50 per acre. Address or phone John
Myers, agent, Drakeville, la.
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OBITUARY..
MCGEE Henderson.

sarah MCGEE Henderson was born
in the wear 1923 in Athens county Ohio
and died Sept. q, 1910. having jcurn-
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Public Sales

POLAND CHINA SALE - PEDRIC.s
and Ranes will sell at Williams sale
barn on Friday. October 81. 1910, so
head. This offering will be one Of tho
best in the United States this year..
For size bone and correct forms
they will not be exceiled.
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Peoria Corn Market.
Peoria. Sept. 2s.-The corn market
follows:
No. 3-51kc.
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Wanted

WANTED WANT YOU TO KNOW
that have moved from Unionvllle to
Blakesburg. and am still in the auc-
pioneering business and will cry your
sale for you and guarantee satisfac-
ton or no charges. Eli SWAIN
Blakesburg. Ia.
WANTED ------ AT ONCE. GOOD
steady man on farm FORK the year
around Middle aged preferred.
State wages. Address j. s. Beck,
Spencer, la. r. No. s.
WANTED-To RENT OR BUY AN
80 acre farm. Will pay cash in adj
vance il discount. Address Clyde
Wright, Batavia, Ia, r. No. /.
wANTED-SOME ONE TO PAS
ture yearling COW and two spring
calves. Call new phone 722-N.
ANTED-PAsTURE FOR THREE
calves for winter. Call new phone
722-X.
s
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( Smith
Real Estate,
Insurance and
Land For Sale.
First National Bank Bldg
CHICAGO GRAM MARKETS.

furnished by e. w. Wagner & Co.
members Chicago Board of Trade,
Rooms Z and 5, Chiffon Block. OF.
tumwa phone 1884: Iowa phcns
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FOR sALE-NEw MODERN 8 ROOM
house close to bushes on paved
street, fine corner lot and one block
from car line. Built, for q home and
Courier.
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CHICAGO Poultry Marke

Chicago. Sept. 2s.--Poultry-M Market
steady; turkeys. 1sc.; fowls. 13hc.;;
springs. 1sc.
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Horse Gossip.

The following dealers and shippers
II. E. MARYLAND. Nevada, Ia; Q. 3.
Clements. Deep River. Iowa, G. o. Jor-
dan, Hampden, Iowa: Jerry Sproul,
Mason, Ill.,: j. c. Kelly, Bloomington.
ILL.,: q. f. Jackson, ]. Higgins and ].
McPhelps, Chicago: Martin & Son,
Kewanee. ILL.,; Henry Jacobs. T.. Cohn,
G. Wayman, William Marshall, Max
Rothschild. j.. Pierce, II. Burns, f. s.
Morse and DR.. Nettleton, Chicago,
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Public Sale!

SALE east
1910
rs HEAD high grade dairy
in
the
heers the os bred to be n N .ne
Also yearln
old One sorrel seidns
2yearso DID,
SHEEP.
FARM gasoline engine pump
6x2 Ska
other
for he
months viii be given all sums Slo ana
of years
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FOR sALE-BIG TYPE POLAND
China boars and gifts OF April far
row. Sired by that noted hog. Dude
Chief, 1896 and from large matured
dams, large growthy kind. Come
or write your wants. Representation
guaranteed. Guy w Hanna, Data
via, Ia, r. No. i.
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FOR SALE-YEARLING SHROP-
shire rams from imported YAM John
w. Peebler, Dahlonega.
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ANCHOR WATERPROOF CON-
crete blocks made a house absolute
" dry and free from repairs. Guar
anteed. Everything In concrete. Of
tumwa Concrete Tile Co.. Madison
Ave. III
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ACRE FARM $3.50. H.
TAI acres. tin1berland, IS. per acre
McGrath. Mountain View, Mo.
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FOR SALE-16o ACRE FARM, GOOD
corn land and stock farm, 100 acres
good black soil, 60 acres gently roll
ing, good room house; easy terms.
sos per acre. For particulars adj
dress John @. Adams, Drakeville, Ia.
r. No. /.
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RANGE OF HOG PRICES.

Range of hog values ct Chicago col
the past week with comparisons:
Mix-d and Light
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AND SEE OUR
farms from $25 an acre up. McIn-
tire Real Estae Co.. Blakesburg, Ia
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FOR sAI4E.-6 SCOTCH COLLIE
pups, month old. eight months
old. Address w. n. Worthfngton,
Hedrick. r. No. s. Highland phone.
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For Exchange

FOR TRADE S PASSENGER AU-
tomobile. Will demonstrate any
where; go anywhere any other ma
chine will: to 30 miles per hour.
Write what you have in first letter.
j. O. Baldwin, Eldon, Ia.
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For Sale

FOR SALE,--1Oo YEARLING EWES,
G. A. Dickey, Farson, Ia.
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FOR SALE ~ SECOND HAND Mo
Con2nick corn binder that will cut
and tie corn. Who wants II? Jas. II.
Shepherd, Dttumwa, la.
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Miscellaneous

FOR so FARM LOANS WRITE OR
see f. "A. TIflliard, los N. Moore. Bell
nhone TAR
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-3 ACRE
farm. Good house and barn. Close In.
Glenn McGill.
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FOR sAI.E-NEW DOUBLE SUR
rey, first class Account buying au-
tomobile. J. b. Mowrey.s
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~ Liverpool Cables. -
CLOSING-Wheat, Is lower; corn,
~ lower.
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FOR sALE-BLACKSMIT SHOP
and wagon department.. Stock and
tools. Property three lots. Three
room house, good cave. Plenty OF
water and out Building, Fruit OF all
kinds. r.. w Caldwell. Abingdon. Il.
Packwood phone L-l221.
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FOR sALE-ONE 3 YEAR OLD AN
gus Black Bird herd bull, sure
breeder. and four yearling bulls.
These are good individuals and all
are registered. Am selling at farmer
prices. For further information call
or write G. D. Giltner. Ottumwa, r..
No. l. Highland phone. zs&
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-13
HELVETIA.

The Helvetia Copper company dis
continued shipments last October by
reason Of the Old Dominion Mining
company advancing it's smelter charges
about 81 a ton. Because Of the low
price az which the metal has been
selling for the past year, the Helvetia
management considered Il injudicious
to pay the higher cost for smelling
and ordered production stopped. Work
at the property. however. has not been
discontinued entirely as considerable
exploration work Is being carried on.
This work Of development calls for
about 10000 a month and the 5O-cent
assessment last March was called TO
provide working capital. The manage
ment claims that the results Of devel-
opment work have been very satisfac-
tory and that over 4OO, 900 tons Of ore
nave been uncovered which Is expect
ed TO run between per cent and 3
per cent copper There IL little pros
pect that the company will resume
production until the price of copper
again gets around the lucent mark.
as II costs the company about 81 a ton
10 transport its ores from the mine
To the smolter and most Of the rock Is
low grade Eventually the company
may erect reduction plant Of its own
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the tone is much better. Metal con-
ditions seem To be much more inn
proved than the metal quotations
would seem to indicate. Advances of
two 10 three points in both the rails
and coppers are recorded In several
Instances and the action of the mar
ket leads one to believe that we are
I'm for big bull swing. our New
York advices are very bullish on the
coppers and especially Amalgamated.
Very few people realize the trend of
this market. The advances in AdYen-
ture, Allouez, Butte Coalition, Centen-
NAL. North Butte, Winona and VOL
VERNE the past ten days has been but
little short of phenomenal when the
dullness is taken into consideration.
There is some very good buying in
Greene Cananea, GirouX, Superior and
Pittsburg. South Lake and Bohemia
and we believe any of them can be
bought for good turn.
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EAST BUTTE.

The East Butte superintendent re-
ports that for the week ending with
October ?. the ore sent 10 the smelter
aggregated l.407 tons averaging Il
per cent copper. OF the amount 1876
tons came from Stope Is. which has
been the standby of the company. and
averaged 1871 per cent. copper The
high grade ore from all shipments
aggregated 9lS tons. averaging 90 per
cent. copper and the low grade ore
4S9 tons, averaging 2.7 per cent. the
average of all being as stated II per
cent copper.
The East Butte is not pushing pro-
duction owing 10 the low prices for
the metal but is merely keeping one
furnace going on it's own ores A lot
Of development work is being done.
and for the week referred TO 267 tons
Of and 9 per cent ore were taken
out in the course of development work
on new veins. This is an indication of
he splendid showing tho management
viii be able to make when metal prices
Justify a policy OF pushing the pro-
luctiOn.