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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-10
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. September 10.-Flour-
Steady.
Wneat-Commisson house selling and
further rains southwest effected a lower
rul ng in wheat; December. 9stsa!.3.
Pork Steady: mess. @',oa24o; short
claar. 2V.2.a2..a
B-.f-Steady.
Lard Steady, Midei. west. IL. r'al to
Raw SlIe.lr-Stcady- muScovado, "-.tsi
80: centrifugal. 3. .';t:;.>c; nlolasSes, 3ol
- -. tctin"d. steady
i'-.ful.um- St"ady.
Nloiasses- Steady.
fIsy-Stea15.
it.dcS-SIcadN
;it.ler-- Firm.
8,.tter-Firm: receipts. il.s3.. tubs.
t-reamery. extras. 31t-a.c: firsts. 2SaSO /:
-,conds 2t;a27i= thirds. 24i2a.o; state
fairy, finest. ;;t,a::oia. good to prime,
..a2t process. irsts. .5l2a26; factory,
current make. seconds, 23is. packing
stock current make, No. =, 2212a2S; No.
=. 2oa22.
eese-Firm. receipts, s.2%4 boxes.
State, whole milk. fresh, white and col
cred. specias, l6; Co., average fancy,
1IIzal5c.
cegs-strong: receipts. i4.a3l cases.
Fresh gathered extra, ;a,a32; extra trsis.
.,>aas. tirsts. 25a:7; seconds. 2o.a2i
fetlds and poorer. HAL: fresh gathered,
,iisties. No !. .ta.l; No . and poorer.
J aia. fresh gathered. checks. good to
choice dry. isal3; urdcrsri,des per cas-,
:. 'stIiG. refrigerator, special marks,
> .cS. seasons charges paid ID, trsts,
.,t,t,1.iz, seconds. r2a.i: lower grades,
1>.t2I state. Pennsylvania and nearby
t-sEory browns. .;:;,t:s.,, do. gathered
browns aud naked colors, las
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PRINCE OF MONACO, INC0G.
United States Will Not Extend OFF.
cial Recention to Dignitary.

In view of the fact that the Prince of
Monaco. who arrived at New York city
last evening in the royal yacht Hiron-
dele, is travelling incognito. it is not
likely that the United States government
will take official notice of his presence
In this country. The functions which
ordinarily attend the visit Of the SOW
ereign of foreign state will be omitted.
Several months ago the State Depart
ment was advised unoficially that the
prince might stop at United States ports
on a scientific cruise and arrangements
then We're made to extend the customs
courtesieS usual on such occasions, bat
beyond that, it is said, the department
has taken no action. Up to late hour
it is said that no official word had been
received here of the princes arrival or
plans.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. September lO-Hogs-Ke
ceipts, 26,ooO head: mostly s above yes
terday's average: bulk of sales. g. l5as 8.
light, s.soa9.G5; mixed. 9Oa9.6O: heavy,
i.sJa9. Il; rough, 1.7aaS.cu: pigs, 4 jOaS 81
Cattle-Receipts. 1t.pG head: steady T.,
- higher: heeves. 6.1Ia9..O: Texas steers
5.75a7 50: stockers and feeders. ) 4OaT 80
cows. and heifers, a.tnaS 45; calves, s. 75a
l2.pp
Sheep-R.ceip1s, 1900 head; slow
native :!.4,a4.i5: western 3G5a4 SIS
yearlings, i.sJa:, 80; lambs. native 525a
7.43: western. 5.75a7.p.
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BALTIMORE.

: rc!ai Dispatch 10 The. Star.
BALTIMORE. Md. September To-
Wheat Easier: spot No. = red. J31. spot
NJ : red western. Hli4; September No. .
I'd yf.: October No. = red. 93l., steamer
No :. red s.hs receipts. 80 231 bushels:
exports .s.i.osrt bushels; southern by
- nipple. s1iza3I.
,'opn-Receipts, lo.l2s bushels: exports.
ID, bushels.
tyats-E.asier: No white. new, A11a:
80 - standard white. old. Az bid: new,
pa ;,jSS: No. :; white, old. 49,. asked
rl.W III sales: No mixed. new, iitsa4J.
Receipts, 4t,ios bushels.
fsye-ouiet. No. = western export, 1laa2.
Receipts. S.4l3 bushels.
Hay-Steady. No. timothy unchanged
No / clover. mixed, unchanged.
Grain freights easier. steam to Liver
pool. per quarter Is ii.d September. Cork
for orders. per quarter. IS Sd September
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Naval Orders.

Commander VI. NJ. Taylor. from navy
yard New York. to command Buffalo.
Commander De Witt Blamer, from Buff
falo to navy yard. Puget Sound. Wash.
Lieut.. Commander Allen buchanan.
from Illinois to Florida.
Ensign d. F. Patterson, from South
Carolina to receiving ship at Norfolk,
Va
Ensign r. E. Schuirmann, from South
Carolina to receiving ship at Norfolk.
Va
: Ensign w. S. 'Greeman from North
Dakota to receiving ship at Norfolk. Va.
Ensign Mahlon s. Tisdale, from North
Dakota to receiving ship at Norfolk, Va.
Ensign H. S. Keep, from New Jersey to
Jenkins.
Ensign c. E. Van Hook, from Dixie to
New Jersey.
Ensign Norman Scott. from Jenkins to
Dixie.
Ensigns s J. ziegler, jr.. and J. A.
station. Great Lakes. Ill.
Ensign n. B. Chase, from Georgia to
naval training station. Great Lakes, Ill.
Ensign w. A. Shaw. from the Georgia
to naval training station, great lakes,
Illinois.
Passed Assistant Surgeon !. Z. Cohn.
to receiving ship at Puget Sound.
Wash
Passed Assistant surgeon G. B. V~hif-
more. from RECEIVING ship at Puget
Sound to Naval Hospital Puget Sound,
Wash.
Passed Assistant Paymaster Z. D.
Stanley, to the West Virginia.
Chief Boatswain William Martin.
from the Celtic to the Birmingham.
Boatswain ]. II. Macdonald. from the
Birmingham to the Celtic
Boatswain w. a. Fulkerson. from
the Iowa to the Hannibal
Naval Movements.
The Des Moines has arrived al
Puerta Plata. the Panther at the
southern drill grounds. the Shubrick
at Savannah and the D-3 at Napeague
bay, l.. I.
The Annapolis has sailed from San
Diego for Mazatlan.
The B-3 has been placed in commits
sion at Cavite.
The Montana has been placed in re-
serve at Philadelphia.
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ADMITS SHOOTING.
Samuel Butler Held in $1,000 Bail
for Grand jury.

Samuel Butler, arrested last night py
Sergt. Lake, Policeman Harvey and Po-
liceman Reinhardt on a charge of as
sault with a dangerous weapon, entered
d plea OF guilty when arraigned on TINS
charge before Judge Mullowny in Police
Court today, and was held for the. action
Of the grand jury under a bond OF sl'ooo'
Butler, according to the police, got into
an argument over a crap game Win
some men day before yesterday IN I'LL
Imam court southwest, and shot at VIII,
liam Jackson, known as Jack Rags.
Policeman jackson said he saw the
shooting, and when he started arter
Butler, he says. the colored man turned
and shot at him, getting away after the
shot.
Every man in the fourth precinct was
notified 70 pick him up on sight, and the
three policemen caught MIN last night on
Half street southwest
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. September 1O.-Cotton in
fair demand but easier; middling. fair,
SO4 good middling. 7.76: middling. IA;
low middling. 1922: good ordinary 6J6;
ordinary, 6.22. Sales. 5000 bales, in
GLIDING 6.lGO American and 800 for
speculation and export; rece. pts. 1900
bales. including LOO American. Futures
and October, 7.Oa: October and Novem-
Der. 6.N; November aid December
69O1s: December and January, 6.9O12;
January and February. 69Ok: February
and March. 6.9l: March and April. 6.82
April and May, 6.92; May and June. 6.92
June and July, 6.S91s: July and August
| q. STU; August and September. 67c.
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COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. September 10.-Cotton
futures opened steady: September.
1888 bid: October, 1902: December.
1895: January, 1886; March, 1895; May,
1892; June. 1905.
The market was nervous and irregu-
lar during today's early trading. Cables
were lower than due. and the reaction
airy tendency developed yesterday was
in evidence. First prices were 10 to Is
points net lower. The selling. however,
was more scattering than aggressive.
The market later steadied on cover
ing and fresh buying, with active
during the first half hour.
The market was less active late in
the morning. with prices at midday a
point or two under the closing figures
Of last night under more favorable
crop reports from Arkansas and re-
ports that spinners We're not buying
freely on advances.
Estimated receipts today. $1,000 bales.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET.

LONDON. September 1V.-AIoney was
plentiful and discount rates firm today.
The stock market developed more
cheerful tendency under fresh buying
and bear covering. Inc rally started in
American shares and copper stocks.
American securities opened steady.
with prices around parity. Union
Pacific was the feature Of the trading.
The stock advanced IL point during the
forenoon. and later jumped two more
list hardened in sympathy and closed
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Daniels Will Paw Tribute.

Secretary Daniels will leave here to-
night for Erie, Pa, where tomorrow he
will make an address on the occasion of
the unwilling of tablet to the memory
of Capt Charles V. Gridley, who COM
manded Deweys flagship Olympia at the
battle Of Manila bay, May 30, 1883.
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Mrs. Padgett Sues for Divorce.

Mrs. Anna Fl. P;ldgett today filed suit
for an absolute divorce from Arthur r.
Padgett. They were married at AleAan-
dria October 4, 1910, and the wife al
leges her husbands conduct forced her
10 leave him July -. 1911. A co-respon-
dent is named Attorney John 4. Dud-
ley represents the wife. Z
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. September lo.-N heat
Spot steady; No. ] Manitoba, as sd; No. =
: iii: No. .. as I'd: futures easy: October,
= 2isd; December. - 1a4d: March. as
I'D
Corn-Spot steady: american mixed.
lieS. Is IA. American mixed new, kiln
dried. no stock; American mixed. old. no
stock: american mixed. old. ria Calves
On 10 Hls. futures ,4s,-: .;cts.'v.' -
ssict3.. 90 Ill: Isc..a -. - P,.t,.... :
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WEATHER.
Fair and Slightly Warmer Tonight;
Thursday Fair. Warmer.

For the District of Columbia and
Maryland, fair. slightly warmer to-
night Thursday, fair. warmer to-
crate northeast to east winds.
There has been a further fall in TEN
psra!ures east Of the Mississippi river
ana they are much below the seasonal
average from the upper Ohio valley
and the lower lake region eastward
Frost occurred generally in the in
terror OF New York and in northern
New England. with freezing tempera-
lures over the extreme northern por-
lions. 1t is also much cooler in the
northwest states and the Rocky noun
tain and plateau regions.
The weather was fair over northern
and eastern districts east of the Mis-
sissippi river. and also west of the
Rocky mountains. while in the south
ern states. the Missouri valley and the
plains states and the central Rocky
mountain region there were local thun-
dershowers.
With the exception OF local showers
tonight or Thursday in the south At
lantic and east gulf states and in the
upper lake region the weather will be
fair tonight and Thursday over the
eastern half of the country.
Frost is probable tonight in New
England and the interior of eastern
New York, followed by rising tenn
perature Thursday. and it will also ne
warmer Thursday in the middle At
lantic states, the lower lake region
and the Ohio valley.
The winds along the New England
and middle Atlantic coasts Will DC
moderate northeast and east; on the
south Atlantic coast moderate north
east; on the east gulf coast light to
moderate northeast and east.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Tho fo,lou-ino wera tho readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the wealth
er bureau for the twenty-fOur hours be
ginning at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer-festerd p.m., "a:
53: 8 am. 80: Il noon. s.: pm. "
Maximum, a. at pm. yesterday: mini
mum. 81. at { am. today.
Temperature same date last year-MaAi
mum, 81: minimum, 63
Observation-Disclosures pm. 1926;
pm, 1881: IL midnight. 3O.40: today. -
a. r1. 3o.43: 8 am, :H4s; e noon, :n.45
pm, 3O.42.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water
at am: Great Falls-Temperature
IS; condition, 9. Da1ecarlia reservoir
Temperature. so; condition at north
connection. Is: condition at south con
nection, H. Georgetown distributing
acknowledgements so; condition
at inf1uent gatehousc, Is; condition al
eff1uent gatehouse, 8.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide. 10:4o am. and 1855
D. M; high tide, :55 am. and 4:35 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 11:40 am. and
1853 pm; high tide, 4:5S am. and
80 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
6:1S pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 5:SS am.
Moon sets 1890 pm.
Lights on Vehicles.
Lights on all vehicles in motion or
at rest on the streets are required by
the police regulations to be lighted
today at GAS pm.
Weather in Various Cities.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Regular call. IL o'clock noon:
Capital Traction IS, $500 at 1Os. 81, O0U at
lo7Ia
Washington Railway ard Electric Is, 81, go at
s2s,.
Washington Railway and Electric COM. 10 at
S91..
Mergenthaler. at 216
Union Trust. 10 al 49,, 10 at 49,.
CitiZ.ls' So wings Bank, II at col.
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Mother-Now. Georgia. you have
been a bad boy: Consequently you
must go to bed without any supper
Georgie-Boo. hoo! ] can't so to sleep
on an empty stomach!
Mot!ler--Tn turis} over Oh Your
Va 81, .--.o.lic a.-, News
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Minor Industrials Advance.

Pool operations was evident in the
rapid advance in several minor indus
trials but the rest of the Its was
quiet in marked contrast to the fore
Moons animal on Fertil ger stocks were
active and from l to points higher.
Union Pacific preferred, belated re-
Spouse TO the jump in the common stock,
rose "a to So More stiffness was shown
~ the weIl-known shares. but the Chief
interest for the movement seemed to lie
III the low-priced industrials.
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Impossible to Initiate.
From the Dies Mo;nes Register

From the Dies Moines Register
Sarah Bernhard can pull off fare
well tour whenever she feels like 1t. but
Buffalo Bill couldn't get the public to
take Ills second one seriously
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Knock or Boost !?

Froi. tie o1na.a- Bee.
SeE York is TO have tie largest court
hose and The largest church IN the
p S';y is the best Judge of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-10

Application has been made for a permit
to erect a building for the st. Michaeis
Russian Greek Catholic Church in Balu-
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Up-River Waters.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
| HARPERS FERRY. w. Va, Septem-
Der 1O.-The Potomac river is clear and
the Shenandoah muddy this morning.
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Billionaire's SONNY dad says he
was happier when he was working for
$40 q week:
Friend - Everybody waS.-ChtcaGo
News.
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Ex Dividend Today.
Woolworth Stores pd.. ia: National
Enameling pd.. Ia: Central Leather
pfd,. ~: Rubber Goods Manufacturing
Company pfd., ia. and Tennessee Copper
Company, IS cts. per share
Call Money $3.50. oE ~ %
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BOURSE QUOTATIONS.

BERLIN. September lu.-Trading was
quiet and prices rather weak on the
bouys. today.
Exchange on London. 20 marks ~
pfenni9s for checks.
Money, 81. per cent.
Discount. Jasa5l..
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Senate's Tariff Action and
Crop Report Publication
Remove Restraint.
UNION PACIFIC BOOST
AFFECTS WHOLE MARKET
Minor Industrials Take Squirt Late
in Day-Grain Carriers on
Upward Trend.

NEW YORK. September 10.-Trading
in the leading stocks was active at
the opening today. The strength of
Union Pacific was the outstanding fea-
tire. Opening with block Of 1000
shares at gain Of Il point, the price
was marked up to 1874 on large trans
actions until it stood nearly two points
above yesterdays close. Canadian Pa
cific and Peoples opened point each
higher
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Bears Seek Cover.

Bears who had been raiding the list on
the strength of expensive damage to
crops from drought were forced to turn
about abruptly and cover on rapidly
rising market. Passage OF the tarin bi'l
hy the Senate and publication OF the crop
report late yesterday removed the re-
straint which had been imposed by these
two stock factors.
Lower quotations in the commodity
markets were reflected automatically in
higher prices for the grain carriers. In
creasing needs in call money rates helped
10 create bullish sentiment. Gains estab-
lished In the first hour We're we'll held
through the morning session. although
there was .ess activity after the climax
of the upturn had been reached.
Bonds were firm.
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Entire Market Strong.

Buoyancy of Union Pacific dissipat-
ed the opening hesitation. and the
whole market became strong. Shorts
FASTENED TO retire their contracts in
Union Pacific. and there were also ag
cressiye operations OH the long side
which rushed. up the price nearly four
points to 1855. Steel. Reading, North
ern Pacific and Lehigh rose a point
and other influential stocks a consid-
crabie fraction.
J-ncontirned reports that Union Pac1fc
would distribute "A cash bonus to stock
holders from the proceeds of the sale OF
IT'S Southern Pacific holdings caused an
upward rush in that stock which affected
the whole market, which was more ami
mated than any session for some time
past Dealings in the first hour increased
nearly 300 per cent over yesterday.
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PARIS, September ln.-P..ces We're
easy the bourse today. Three yer
cen, rentes. 36 francs 80 confines. tx
change on London, - francs .3,c cei-
times.
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FOR the District of Columbia and
Maryland, fair. slightly warmer to-
night Thursday, fair. warmer to-
crate northeast to east winds.
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Closing Prices.

Money. 2;.a2ia per cent.
Discount ratps-Shorf bills, :; GIG Der cent ::
three month bills, :; lie per cent.
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over on your
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-08
MANIPULATION
 IS APPAREIIT

NEW YORK Aug. Manipulation of a professional character aided by bstterment of the Balkan situation, and helpful rains in this country, re- suited in underlying strength in to- days stock market The movement as a whole. however. was so irregular ane spasmodic as to carry little con vic. jon of public support.
 Steel advanced 10 the best figuces in some months. and disregarded -e- ports Of price concessions in certaia finished products. The effect of the improved crop outlook was seen in a better tone in southern and south western railroad shares. while Real ing and Laihgh valley, especially the latter, probably owed their recovery to the excellent earnings exhibited yb the St Louis and San Francisco. Among the specialties declines from two to four points were made in some Of the tobacco sares and Amer ican writing paper preferred, while general chemical dropped points.
 London bought 15,O0O shares Of steel Amslgamated and Union Pacif, ic the market following the higher level of our securities. The Bank Of England strengthened its reserves i1 gold holdings. The feature of the Bank of Engand's statement was a decrease of almost S6S, 900 600 in dis counts.
 The bond market was firm on light dealings. Government bonds were unchanged on call Total sales, par, Sl.S7l. 00O, '. s. bonds unchanged on call
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-08
4 supposItion.

'T suppose pawnbrokers as a rule are OF the water wagon"
 What makes you suppose that2" Don't they as class take the pledge2"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-08
PATAGONIA SAMPLES
 SAID ID RUN HIGH

Another large supply of samples was received in the city a few days ago from the Patagonia Mines & Development company ana these are now being assayed. The samples were taken from the end of a drift in 150 feet, a few feet farther in than the first samples assayed. which showed $l32.40 to the ton.
 Work at the mine is going along satisfactorily" said Thomas Ewing, president of the company, yesterday We have a small force at present but we are getting well underway and the number of men will soon be increased. First shipments should be made soon. We are receiving a large number of subscriptions for stock and many of those working at the mine have asked for reservations The whole proposition is coming along we'll and there is every reasn to be- lieve that returns will soon be com ing in"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-08
Hotel Lankershin

Broadway at Seventh. in the Shopping and Business Center Close to All Theaters.
 EUROPEAN PLAN. Rooms without bath. one occupant
 s1.50 and upward. Rooms with private bath, one occupant
 $200 and upward. Restaurant a la carte and table d'hote
 at popular prices. Automobile Bus service from all trains COOPER 6 DAVIS. Lessees.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-08
INCREASED OUTPUT OBJECT OF MIAMI
 MINE MANAGEMENT
Normal Conditions Restored, Work Is Progressing Well;
 Inspiration Brings Material to Ground for Concentrator

GLOBE, Aug. Ut is pleasing to note the energy displayed by the man. sgement of the Miami Copper com pany in operating that great property July marked the return to normal con. ditions since the mine accident of a few months ago, and production is now ct about the best From 5000 to 3,1O0 tons of ore is being milled daily, and the management is beinding its efforts toward a further increase of produc. tioD.
 Attention Is being given ir the de, velGpment Of the Captain ere body and the condition of the Northwest ore body has been practically restored to what 1t was before the unfortunate accident of a few months ago. Within a very short time shooting the rooms and pillars will begin. Development also continues on the 570-foot level
 Eerection Of the steel framing for the addition to the crushing plant is well advanced. This enlargement is being made to facilitate finer crush ing of the rock and incidentally, will increase the capacity of the plant The stockpiles are being rapidly depicted but the increased output of the mine will soon meet all milling demands.
 Preparations are being made, to start a new tailings bed on what was formerly the McShane ranch, on the flat below the present tailings deposit More than 3,GOO feet of launders some of which is supported on high tresties. is being constructed for car ryirg the tailings to the new ground which will have a capacity of S,O00,00( tons of tailings, or more than live years output
 Adolph Ball, until recently under ground foreman at the Live Oak, is now in the employ of the Miami com pany as an assistant mine foreman.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-08
PAINE wessER LETTER.

BOSTON. Aug 7.-Steel and Anal gated were leaders in the New York market today and the strength in Amalgamated caused better demand. North Butte and c. & A. were active at higher prices while Granby showed an advance of point on dividend dec iaration. We look for a continued upward movement in all classes of cOppers with increased activity. The demand for the metal continues ex- eellent and there is every prospect Of an early advance to 10 3-4 or Is cents. The demand Is urgent for Au- gust and September delivery and the supply is decidedly limited.
 Total sales New York 260. coo mon ey l-2 per cent. metal 15 3-S.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-08
WEEDIh AND BRIDNO
 READY FOR OFFICE

PHOENIX, Aug. 6.-Before the end of the present week Thomas F. Weed in and John F. Birdno will be in charge of the local United States land office as register and receiver.
 Mir Weed.n is due to arrive in Phoenix from his home in Florence tomorrow. He will proably take charge Thursday. It is reported that MT Birdno is coming in from Stafford