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Evening journal., 1910-05-07
Financial and Commercial

+. d. Laokey & Co., stated at noon:-
"Pricts during to-day's session of one
hour. the exchange closing at II o'clock
out of respect to the late King Edward,
showed great firmness and every depart
ment, proper support There was some
short covering. but not a little substan-
tial buying. particularly in Southern Pa
cific, which was the leader. Tho clos
ing tone was strong with prices about
tho best Of tho day. London advices and
a careful canvass OF the best opinions here
leads to the deduction that while some
little irregularity may exist for a few
days, no special weakness is expected "a
develop and that the death of King Ed
ward has not altered the situation here
or abroad. especially there, where the II.
nancial horizon was showing much i'm,
provement."
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
NONE OF THE $50
MINERS ESCAPED

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. May Hope
that any of the $50 men imprisoned in
the Palos Coal & Coke mines at Palos,
might be taken out alive was aban-
doned today when the rescue parties
reported that they had reached almost
to the 23O0 foot level and found the
wreckage there OF such a nature as to
preclude teh possibility of any one es-
Gaping alive.
Fifty-four bodies have already been
brought TO the surface, SO terribly
mangled that they can be identified
only by their metal "time checks"
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
Aid sooistv Meeting.

The monthly meeting Of Madeley
Church Aid Society was held at the
home of Mrs. Charles Tipka, on Thurs
day evening. The meeting was opened
by singing and prayer by Mr.. King
The parsonage committee reported the
parsonage in need Of repairs and ar
rangements were made for repairs.
After the meeting adjourned a social
was held. Miss Hinsbaugh and Mr.
Tipka gave selections on teh piano
and violin. Miss Kersey also played
Miss Hinshaw recited. Miss Hetti'
Platt took first prize in peanut con
test. Robert Davis got the BOBBY prize
The May meeting will be held at th'
pastors home, No. SOS Claymon
street
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
NEW YORK STOCK MARKETS.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, May There were strong
indications that important interests had
put substantial buying orders in the stock
market at the opening to-day in the stock
prevent the death of King Edward from
disturbing conditions. First prices gen
orally showed matrial advances but az
ter the first few minutes a receding ten
dency was evidenced. At the end of the
first fifteen minutes prices generally
ranged near yesterdays close.
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
CROWDS THRONG
new FIRMS STORE

Crowds thronged the store Of the smith
zollinger Company successors to w. H..
smith ana Company at Fourth and Mar
l,et streets to-day when the reorganiza-
tion sale was opened
Eager shoppers coursed through the
aisles and gathered in the alluring bar
gains offered by the new company now
conducting the store
Evening journal., 1910-05-07

During the last hours OF His
Majesty the Queen showed wonderful
fortitude. The court physicians say
that her condition to-day is no worse
than might be expected and is not such
as to cause alarm.
The streets around Buckingham Pal
ace to-day are filed with dense throngs,
whose grief renders them strangely
silent. and all courts, public offices and
theatres are closed.
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
DIR. TEMPLE PREACHER AT
BISHOP'S CONSIDERATION

The Rev. William ]. Temple, D. D,
pastor Of st. Elizabeth's Church. will
preach the semon next Tuesday in the
Cathedral Philadelphia, when the Rev.
John 3. MacGlnley, d. D., will be con-
secrated Bishop Of Nueva Caceres. in
the Philippines. His Excellency Most
Rev. Diomede Falconio, d. D., will be
consecrating prelate,
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
MAJOR RAYMOND SEES
GOOD IN TRADE BOARD

Major r. r. Raymond, United states
engineer received a letter today from
Horace Wilson, president Of the VIII
mington Board of Trade, informing
him of his election as an honorary
member Of that body, and' expressing
the hope that the board will have
the pleasure OF his company at its
meetings.
Major Raymond said today, when
ever you want to find out about place
attend the meetings Of the Board OF
Trade" He said he would be present
whenever possIble.
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
ANOTHER ILLINOIS
LEGISLATOR TELLS ALL

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO, May States Attorney
Wayman announced to-day, that State
Representative Michael S. Link, Of
Mitchell, had made a full confession
to the grand jury regarding his con-
nection with alleged bribery Of Illi-
nois legislators.
The indictment charging perjury,
which was returned against Link yes
terday, was at once ouashed
Link is the third legislator to con-
fess.
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
Prot. Hoskins 10 Address Veterinarians

Prof. Hoskins, of New York, will be
the principal speaker at the meeting
on next Wednesday evening Of the
veterinarians of the State TO be held
in the Clayton House. None but grad
yates Of colleges are eligible TO mem
bership in the proposed organization
Of veterinarians.
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
euard HastInas Improves.

Walter G. Hastings, the workhouse
guard who was shot by a negro con-
vict. at the Workhouse on March IS,
continues to improve at the Delaware
Hospital and his removal to his home
is now only a question of a short
time. Il is not known at the hospital
Just when he viii be able TO leave.
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
I.ron. 3. n.Il a peIeaate.

Mayor j. Harvey Spruance today an
nounced the additional appointment OF
Jerome b. Bell, editor of the Sunday
Star. and member of the Park Com
mission, to be delegate to the con-
vention Of the National Fairgrounds
Association which will meet in Ro-
chester. n. Y, June to 8.
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
c. B. 1. Convention.

wilmington delegates will attend
the twenty-nlnth annual convention of
the Catholic Benevolent Legion in
Philadelphia next week. The conven-
ton will be held in the Hotel Majestic
and will continue for three days. Dur
ing the Legion's organization s21,-
OO0. 900 has been paid in death benefits.
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
EIan Eor sohool Eor Foreianers.

The committee at the head of the
movement for a school for foreigners
here received assurance today from a
Market street business man that he
would present a large American flag
To the school. The order for the fiaG
has been place dand the emblem will
arrive here in a few days. The COM
mittee returns its thanks to the mer-
chant for his gift.
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
Erie Trainmen May strike.

NEW YORK, May THE conduc-
tors and trainmen of the Erie Railroad
between New York and Chicago threat
en- strike.
Negotiations between the union ofii-
cials and the company were broken
off today and its was announced that
the company had taken a definite
stand against granting the asked for
increase.
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
eets oH VIII costs.

Edward W. Goddard, charged with
disorderly conduct was arraigned in
City Court this morning. Upon re-
quest OF the prosecuting witness, how
ever. the case was dismissed with
costs
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
Of King Edward.

BOSTON, May by agreement
with the New York stock exchange the
Boston stock exchange close dat IL a
m. today as a mark Of respect to the
late King Edward.
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Body Not Identified.

The body Of the middle aged white
man found on the Delaware railroad
near Armstrong station, north Of Mid
dletown yesterday. remains unidenti-
fed at the morgue.
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
Hold Up support charae.

Charged with non-support Thomas
]. Finely was arraigned in City Cour'
this morning. on recommendation of
Assistant City Solicitor Chaytor, the
charge was held up one month.
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
Rnnnrt nf Wal statisties

Secretary Malcom, of the Board Of
Health, today reported 21 deaths, 81
births and % marriages for the week
lust ended. For the corresponding per-
iod of last year there % deaths, 2
births and sc marriages recorded.
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
Stock Exehanass Close.

NEW YORK, May THE board OF
governors of the Stock Exchange voted
TO close that institution at IL o'clock
today out Of respect Of the memory
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
Emma Budd.
William M. Tibbitt'
r..,r..c. Cova-
LaWronce J. sow,


TIBBITT-In this city, on May, 8, lylO;
William Merritt, son OF Samuel ~, ana
Capitola Tlbbitt, aged years ana SIX
months. ,4s 4. .
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services az tne resi.
dence OF his parents, No. W BennetI
street. on Monday, May 9, 1910 at p
-; s6v ihtfrhGbnis hT tbis peitv. MAY z. 1870 after
long illness. Lawrence j. Sova. A., -.
Relatives and friends are inVlted 70 az
tend the funeral services at the residence
of hts son-in-law, Edward GIBSON NO
1905 West Seventh street on Tuesday ar
ternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment private.
DENNiSON-At Henry Clay, Del, on
May s, 1910. James Dennlson' aseo %
years -, - cta,. ,e
Bethlehem Lodge. No. 10, l.; =. y; eru az
Erandvvyine Lodge, NO. Is. 1. -. - -
ne an 'rssneetfuliy Invited to attend the
funeral servnces at the residence t2srry 9s ,,sS
brother, William Dennison' at tieNlS
clav. on Sunday afternoon, May 5; az :
o'clock. Interment at Mt salem Oenle-
WyyIISNpsoR-suddenly. at Minquadaie
Home on May s. 1910, william H. Wino-
Due notice OF funeral will be given
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
Nav Award Bridae Contract.

1t is expected that the Levy Court
at its meeting on Tuesday will award
the contract for the NoXentown
bridge opposite the mill dam at Noxen-
town.
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
BUSINESS PROBLEMS
SOLVED BY ADVERTISERS

Wilmington merchants have big problem.
They will all admit it.
Evening journal., 1910-05-07
KING GEORGE
TAKES OATH

Continued From First Page.
Evening journal., 1910-05-07

Knee Pants, sizes 5 to I
$I.5c, $I.2s and $I.oo value
Blue serges and fancy mix
cheviots and cassimeres, g
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-28
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Otbe- Cr,,,.

Nheat-Ihe market has been brea king ,o-
cia aays and there was further drastic de-
Forsign cIa! Inc FEELING is demoralized.
-. onited neutrality-suspicious. regarding the har
good. l tne OUTLOOK Is mostly
no rancehain Is needed to enable blowing to
pe carried on Farmers offerings are light al,
though threshing results are yery fayorsSie
uermany.The weather is favorable for plow-
and Iata nre, mere Is much vermin. The potato
and stocks increasing ''1 sc
Roumania-Seeding is proeressinv s,o--,x ~.
ing delayed by the cattle disease
itaiy-The revised official report makes the
onn WHeat crop 900 bushels, against 1893 eo0
CASH WHEAT
al 1n1auHiornia club. S1521a @1.55: Sonora s17O6
club S1.55@157h; Russian red. s1.51EGI.55:
turkey red, sl.5a1a al. So do milling, s.. i.6SG
~ 'iuSs'sn' siPsIuTGsIa PufrsEas per eti-
10 q. M Session
Barley-The market is decidedly weak and
both spot and future quotations are lower Of
Ieirings are heavy and every local mill is loaded
:, Ocean freights unchanged at 2Ss Cd usual
european options The chartered grain tonnage
same date M last year; disengaged. So, $50 tons
against 22Os4; on the way TO this port 226 254
tons, against 1850.
per ctl; choice. S1.021s brewing and shipping
grades, S1.05@1.10 per ctl
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
Open High. Low. Close
May ...... S111k $1115s Sill $1.11
December -. 1:O51s 1.05a 1.05A 1.o5H
p. m. Session
Open. High. Low. Close.
May .-...... .101a S1.1oh S1.1Oh S1.1o15
December -. 105H Io5X los LOS
. Oats-Oferings are altogether too heavy and
the market is extremely weak, though prices
no lower.
Red for feed. s12o@1. .271a for ordinary and
Sl30 for choice; red for seed 81 .3o@1. .35; black.
81. .1Od 1.20 for feed and s1.356150 for seed: ::
gray. nominal; white. S1.55 al go.
Corn-A car of western came in yesterday, the
first in some time. Prices unchanged
California large yellow, 81 .621h a 65; small
round yellow, 81 .S5@1. 80; western states yellow
In bulk. San Francisco tracks, S1.4S; white
S1-5O; mixed. s1.47; sacked prices. 71c higher;
white Egyptian, s1.5OG1-55; brown do. s1.6o@
1.S5 per ctl.
Rye-Dull and nominal at s1.eo@1. .e5 per ctl
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General Decline in Wheat Market
Prices for New WdlnutS Named

To-Day line that he put out about DC higher
hucn other short wheat has been covered New
ertneiess there has been adequate supply anu
lhe market has kept pretty steadily on It's eown
ward course News influences have been almost
exclusively bearish. The only important puIlisn
feature has been the big decrease In primary
receipts Cash wheat. spring. has been very
weak here and September delivery has Deen
weak elsewhere, northwestern markets in par
tlcular showing a disposition to run from tne
accumulations of high priced grain The worId ;
available supplies have increased 9.S13-OOo push
els In the last week. and the Increase year
ago was but 5. 752. 900 bushels. Export clear
ances today were 49,. 900 bushels. The fallure
OF the frost scare to help corn caused weakness
In wheat.
Corn-Although frost covered most Of Kansas
all OF Nebraska and western Iowa last nignt'
apd there was official forecast Of frost To-
night in the other big corn states. the marAet
opened lower and has shown very little raiiNins
power since. Covering by shorts and the claims
of considerable export business over night were
the bullish features. Meanwhile country sales IN
creased heavily. cash prices weakened l28ic IN
the sample market and the speculative pressure
increased. Many belated longs unloaded- Iowa
traders sold futures and local bears were not
giving the market much support.
0ats-Have followed the other grains. mere
has been the same unloading by belated longs
and much taking of profits by shorts. The latter
have been the chief support today. Local casn
sales were 160, 900 bushels.
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MINING STOCKS

The only feature to mining stocks yesterday
was the great activity in Jumbo Extension
which was heavily traded in at 81 @6sc, closing
at 63c, against Csc on Monday. Changes in the
other stocks both Comstocks and southern
Nevadas, were insignificant.
The Yollow Jacket mill at Gold Hill crushed
e0s tons OF ore last week, of which 462 were
from the Grown Point mine 10 yellow Jacket
dump and 237 Jacket mine ore There were
shipped from the mill 1894 pounds of Jacket
concentrates and 15.052 pounds of Crown Point
concentrates. The output of the Yellow Jacket
mine was as follows: Surface tunnel 216 cars.
averaging s4.5l to the ton; 1,40O level, north
drift No. 2, cars $5. As; east crosscut No Q
126 cars. S3.4 winze, 80 cars. $4.61 The out
put from the Crown Point AT cars from
stope No. / on thes1 200 level. averaging ss.6I
per ton South drift No. / on the ]. 300 level
was cleaned out and reopened for distance of
30 feet total length 191 feet From this drift
were taken out 105 cars of ore, averaging ST %
With the payment of the regular dividend of
25c and extra dividend of 15c recently declared
which together call for disbursement Of
S4o0 o00 the Tonopah mining company will have
paid grand total of s7,130.0O0 in dividends
since its organization. This also makes total
Of 81, ,5O0000 paid this year. counting the diyi-
dend declared last December, but which was
paid in January. With the paying of ST. 500 900
In 1910 the company stands as the ninth in
the list OF dividend paying mining companies
in the United States
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-28
Rides. TaIIow. wool snd Hop.

Conditions in these staples eontinne unchanged.
Hon growers still maintain waiting position
until their hops are baled and ready for the
market. Wool is stun dull.
Oregon advices report that orders for 1910
hons are coming in from American brewers. II
is said that more inquiries are being received
from all sections of the country, the trade
being attracted by the reports OF the superior
quality Of this years picking
Hides-Culls and brands sell about IsiIc
under quotations; heavy saIted steers 10i5e;
light medium. 9iae: Hight. 9e; cowhides. 0c:
stays. 7e; salted kip; l05sc: salted veal lee;
salted calf Ice; dry hides. 1Sc; dry salt hides
13c: dry kip. 1zc; dry calf. 23c: sheepsk ms
shearlings. 25G Zoe each: short wool 4007 70c
medium. 70d90c; long WOOL 90c6$1 25: lambs
2O675Oc: hOrsehides. salt. S2.2503 for large and
81 5O62 for medium. z5cNS1 for small and D.
@50c for colts; horsehides. dry. s202 8 for
large and S1-2542 for medium. 50c0s1 FOR
small and 23g5oc for colts; goatskins. prime
angoras. 75cN$1. large hair goats 3O7 4Ocs ms
dium. 200t30c; small. 5d15c-
Tallow-No- rendered. 51aG6lzc: No. 2. 4
15c: grease. 2N213c
Wool-Spring clip. San Joaquin. years staple.
9G11e; do months. Td11e; northern Sonorlsi
and Aiendoeino, 1s@2oc: Humboldt zoe asked: !:
FAN elip-Mountain free. 0f7ffc. nrrfherp and
valley. 701Oc: san joaquin far and Iambs -dS
Zoe: do defective and heavy Sale ner m -
Hops-Californla, 1909 crop, nominal: Or,xon
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-28
Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.


CHICAGO. Sept. Cumulative results were
and for the half hearted support of more de-
ferred deliveries. the market was on the down
grade all day and closed at net loss of lh a
1#c; the finish in corn u 61sc off and oats
were down y A@%c. Provisions were unchanged
to 22hc below
Wheat had wider range than for time
and was decidedly more active One large short
covered more than 1000. 600 bushels, which he
had sold at about &c higher, and much other
short wheat also bought in. Nevertheless
there was adequate supply steadily forthcom-
ing and news influences were almost exclusively
bearish.
The only important bullish factor big de-
crease In primary receipts, was largely offset by
the fact that primary shipments were much less
than last year. Much of the selling today was
from elevator sources. 1t was noticed that
spring wheat here particularly weak and
that northwestern dealers showing a dis
position to away from the high priced va
riety December ranged from CSC to 99kc, clos
ing at net decline of Il &c at 9SMc.
Belief general that the frost last night
did little no damage to corn. December sold
from 501ac to 51Hc and finished weak at 5o4se
loss of &c compared with last night. The
cash market also weak, No. yellow clos
ing at 52s4 @53Hc.
Liquidation and short selling characterized the
oats trade December fuctuated between 33Zc
and 344c and closed 4a@Mc of at 33% @33Nc
Nearby options in provisions were under some
pressure from packers. Pork was unchanged to
221ac lower; lard unchanged to decline Of 5@
71bc, and ribs down 5@71ac.
The leading futures ranged follows:
49,. nr>o, fvb
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-28

MONEY MARKETS
BECOME FIRMER

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-The
congestion of the speculative op-
erations in Reading and the sus-
picion of artif1ciality in the move
ment of that stock had a re-
pressive. rather than a stimulat-
lative movement today.
The news regarding Reading
developments was as vague ana
as various as yesterday, includ-
ing a revival of practically all
rumors which have done duty In
connection with market move
ments in that stock for several
years.
United States steel surrendered
its usual primacy of the market
to Reading with a volume less
than one-half that of the latter
stock, with Union Pacific a poor
third in the amount of the deal
ings. Readings proportion 10 the
whole market reached 81 per cent
Prices at the end of the day
were at the lowest and showed
trivial net losses.
The banking community stud
led with great interest the COM
pilation of national bank reports
TO the controller as OF Septem-
Der !, although the subject was
! not much discussed in the stock
market. And the showing was
regarded as demonstrating the
wisdom of the drag which was
applied TO the extension of credits
after the appearance of the spring
abstract of bank reports.
The influence of the October
settlements continued to harden
interest rates in the Immediate
money market. Foreign exchange
rates advanced in response to the
higher discount rate in London.
The subtreasury has taken
s4.291. 600 from the New York
banks thus far this week. Money
on call rose to Pa per cent.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales (par value). S2.731, 600.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-E. F.
Hutton & Co.'S wire says: THE
broadening tendency in the Sc
curity market, in which leading
stocks were well bought, was the
feature in the market today, es-
pecially the earlier part of the
session. Late dealings, however,
were at fair recesSions, and some
inside realizing undoubtedly oc-
heavy losses by banks here to the
treasury. also the likelihood of
advance in the Bank of England
rate next Thursday, While these
matters were largely technical.
they were of sufficient influence
to stop aggressive buying. There
was very little in the way of
news in the street today, but sem
timent was showing quite some
change for the better as to the
future of securities.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-28
Hnx and Feed.tuffs

There was a sudden drop in hay receipts 70
200 tons yesterday. but the market showed no
change Bran. shorts and middlings continue
scarce and firm.
Bran-S2903O per ton
AlddlingsIS34636 per ton. y
Shorts-S30d32 per ton
Feedstufs-RolIed barley. so. 50624 so: rol "a
oats for feed. $29631: mixed feed, S25G26 Tor
average lots: Iinseed oilcake meal. 20 tons $50
10 tons $40 so. tons Sal. smaller lots 81. 80:
eocoanut cake or meal at mills. $3.50 in 20 and
10 and S26 in ) ton lots. jobbing. $3.50; corn
meal S36037: cracked corn. S36G131s alfalfa
meal carload lots $17. jobbing SIS: red star al
faIfa meal. SIT in lots and SIS Jobbing; Mo
desto alfalfa meal. SIT in. car lots and SIS job
bing; stockton mealfalfs. SIT IN car lots and SIS
jobbing: CaprocO Oilcake neal $3.50 per ron;
alfalfa SO in car lots and $40 jobbing-
Hay-Ordinary wheat. S7G1250. choice. Sl3u
IA: wheat and oat. SSU11: tame oat. S7u1190;
volunteer wild cat. S6-50M9s alfalfa, S11l3s
stock hay $4,000 per ton.
Sfraw-S5Q Q60c per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-28
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks unsettled
copper stocks weak. Cotton fu-
lures higher.
Local stocks and bonds dull.
Shipment of specie to HongkOng.
General decline In wheat.
Barley rather lower. Oats neg
lected.
Prices for new beans being estab-
1ished.
Sudden decline In hay receipts.
Bran, shorts and middlings still
scarce.
butter and eggs higher.
Fresh fruits plentiful and weak
POTATOES steady and onions firm.
Most kinds of poultry higher.
Dried fruits and raisfns about the
same.
rrices Tor new walnuts named.
nops, hides and wool UNCHANGED.
Beef aud pork steady. Mutton
Hams, bacon and lard firm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-28
Flour and Farinaeeous Goods

Flour-California family extras. s5.6O66 net
without discount; bakers extras. $5.6O66; super
fine S4406470: Oregon and Washington. per
hbl 81 SO65.O5 for family bakers and patents
and s4.O5043O for cutoff; Kansas patents. Sc. 20;
do straIghts. $3.50: Dakota patents, $40; do
straights. 81. 20: do clear. s6. 80 per bbl.
Farinaceous GoodS-Buckwheat -four, 81 20:
buckwheat -four. self raising. S5; buckwheat
groats s.: corn meal. yellow So white Sc. extra
cream yellow Sc. 25 extra cream white s.. 25
corn -four So; cracked wheat. SO. so: entire wheat
-four $3.50: farina. $3.50; graham nour. So
hominy, large 3d. small Sc. granulated So oat
rice aour. S6; rolled oats. s.. 25; rolled wheat.
So. 80; rye -four. 50 25; rye meal. $40; split
peas, yellow SO. green $3.50; extra cream rolled
oats $50 lbs $3.50. 80 ID sacks 81; rolled fakes
$50 ID bbls So T5 2 80 ID sacks $5.25; rolled
wheat. $50 lbs S4.75. 75 ID sacks S4.25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-28

OIL STOCKS

Business continued at a minimum In these
stocks yesterday and no stock showed any
variation worthy of comment
Palmer oil company in Cat canyon field is
still drilling in wells Nos. 3 and 4. both of
which are down than 800 feet. 1t is the
hope that it will be possible to carry these
wells, TO at least 5000 feet. No. is drilling
at about LOO feet No 6 is also drilling
after having moved the rig.
Flowing Internationally. the Midway Northern
on section 32-1 is producing $500 barrels
of oil daily shipments by rail amount to 1OOO
barrels day. Deliveries started on the 10th
of this month and will continue at the present
rate. The company is putting in a battery Of
two more 90 horsepower boilers and building
new cook house. The derrick is up for
we'll No, 2. 800 feet from No. 1, and it will
spud in Monday.