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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26

Dem bettigen oifi3icGen9eridlt oa6er
an Der ililiicben 6ront uoren unlere
9ntierie'n gegcn Die feinOlihen @or-
rotbsnieOerlogen 81 Giiino, 9reItooi-
ia iinO Goiien lebr tbotig.
9lnl &arit nobmen unicre Eruppen
6ei cinem lleberfou ecluilie feinolibc
Stellllngen
Stolieniide unS fron5oiiidbe Sec
plan @eihwoocr beiudIien ole @eIt.
tiiltc bon SItrieu uuO beicboiien otter
reiHiiGe WlilitdronIogen 81 SaIoore,
llmogo imO Gitto gloupa. glae febr-
ten inbciH6oigt 5uriid Bur ielben
3eit grifien fran5oiiide Seeplane eig
@eihuaoer QiierrciAiiber, Seeplune.
peIhcs @oorle 6ei6oiieu botte, OIL.
9lae ieinoliben @loidinen mur0en
eetroffen. Cine Itiir5te unL cine an
oere fieI III oie9oiele9bi Soguue. Ger
perwlnoete 9eo6ohtet unO Der 5iib.
rcr mlrOen 81 @eiongencn 9enlodt "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26
2er 5terreidi[@-Mnaari[de 2seridt.

y @cu uu 2OuOOn), % cfto6cr 6cntscn 0a-
tnm o0enid leIc gcrft Oer Oicrrcddunaoidm Sccrese
tnng Iautct;
n Scr aHfcnunt 6dlt as acuide Sracre5ncr nnO Mncn
6gpppneu bcOnbCr m m OeS i'm 0ObOo Eacan demerfbar
wOielb Gin iduc Artilcric- nnO Nnsu0cfed i'm ang it,
n 6licscr crOsred Dem SOmbarorsR srOhen
Sagers maize 5ngana.
Iu her %oBnu6run lin Nl6ann n6rOi6 SOOnu Gacu fd
feline 0utuidlnngen ereianct.
I'm Der 6rnt Scs GrOgs Snrl 6ran5 ubcn Oetc 6fr
udnngorb Srnppen gen mad cnem erbicu nmp $reoeH lin
Nnmnlc ua6c Der ungnrn rR5 uw 600 @eangnc
Suolid hes Nobcu Sbnrm @ucs ihtct nHIer gngriff ur.
StGltcnifdIeS 9ricgstBeater
Serlin, 20 Gftubcr Der nGrOldc Sbcl Ocs r&aonS
tcgt nucr btisem Gououcn. unS Miuen.6euer.
@nrniiDn gcfaHgcR genDmmeu.
len (pa EOnODu), 25 GftObcr Eclerrcddungaridc nnO
St Srnppcn a6cu gnlrau 5nOe cutriRen NOrO
pDn &mpunng Bnn bic ucrbnnOcn SMppem gcS SDoen
An Der 6in nugarden 6ron uuSeu meitre Sample at
Gas S5cfu uiantcrie9gmeu g 80 bat in Dem S &angc nad
nm Bhgen nnO @cfcd cine fa bclg SDBc Die
@aUn mnroc t9cwc gcFangcn actDO Steiner nt
FAM
Sn cen Sr Gen San abcn nuere Srnpu in Stenngcn
rnFd Nusriie SurHdgOgeu Sin lutOler |Omur Ocs 6euS
mnrOc iOort amfsebaten4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26
Ncicrlidl omfNcba6ri.

g9icn "a. Sftober, ii6er 2onoon,
25. Sftober. 1ie feicrlihe gIuf.
6o6ring Der 2cihe ocS 0lierreibi-
i6cn Grcnlicrs @5rafen 9orl Stiirgtb
fano belfe Inn 3 llbr gtobmittngs im
ct. Step6ons.0om itott. @r5biicbof
Eiffcl lcitetc Sic firHliGc 6eier. &ai-.
fer 6run5 Soiepb mar ourG Ocn @r5-
6er5og 2eopoIo Solootor pertrcten
Seilte 9l6eno miro oic Sei6c nod
SoIbenroin. Dem @obniib Der erGi,
li6en 6omilic stiirsf6, eebraht, pu
Oie 8eer0igung in Dem @rbbesrobniB
crfolgt.
9lls gSadiolgcr anf ocn Soften oeS
EreniierS lperOen lett Or. @rnIt bon
9orbcr, Oer5citiocr lSinon5nlinilter,
tmO 9rin5 &onroo BON Soo6enloDes
Sdiaingsfiirit, Der gcgcnmdrtige @ii-
niiter 0es Snncrll geuonnt.
Or. GrieoriG g(oler, Der Nl6r0er
ocs @roien Stiiret6, murOe bette
Dem @riminoIeeridt iiberlpicien cor
meldem Der 6oa 5ur Gcrbanolung
fonmen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26

N1eooioio uno 8aiopa ocu widtigen
Iouou 9riidenfopf GernaooOo in ei-
lie tritiirbc Gage briugt lnO 9iund
nien OaolrM mebr ais ie gefd6roet
miro
Gie Ginnobnie bon Bre0cal an Der
iiebcnbiirgiiAen @ren5e lit sic 5rubt
Der fiir5li6en 5orcirung elmer gIn-
8obl pibtiger 8erepdiic, lno nun-
mebr lheinen bic Gentralmdhte in
scr Gage 3u iein in OoS rumduiibc
Sieilono 6inab5uitoBen ilno oos $er5
ocS 2an0eS an3upaden.
Tnrd bic gSegnabme BON @reoeal
mO Scr oa6inter licgenoen Edlle per
liert NunlGnien ieine natiirlihen Be
feitigungeu iii @eiian, eebiloet BON
Scr ic6enbiirqiihcn gerafettc llno
meun Der 9}ro6erlmg BON Aleogioia
ino SloioDo oie @iunn6me bon Eders
nopoou iolot, lino 5uionnen nit ben
Ihon genoutmeneu utmdniIben 6eIt.
mieen Turtufai mo Siliitria bic
finlilicbeu goapcrfe beieitigt, rpelhe
Sen GinmariA III 9iumdiien ilber ole
Tonau i'm @ege ianoen.
Nlit Ebcrnaoooa III ibrcn &1nocn
baben oic Deutihcii lmb ibrc &er6iin.
oeten in scr &obruOl6o Die gon5e
GiIen6a6n 5piiden ocm Ghwar5en
9}eer ms ser Iouou in geiib. 9ei
EMernopooo iit Die Gonou oon elmer
Gilenbo6nbriidc ii6eripannt, melcbe
oen ieufoniIdcn @crbiinoeten Die &c.
iten @eqc nuo Mlittel eiebt, in 9nt.
Rumdnicn ciu5ufallen ulo gegeHglls
farcit oor5ugc6cn; poraltsgeIeBt Dab
Ole 9iltmdnen nicbt me6r Id6ig maret
oicIe Nriidc por Der Hdummg BON
1hernopooo 8u iprcngen.
Ga tonn 9umdnien long g
ipurtett
2ouoom rs. October SSu &C.
ontmortlng einer 5rage i'm Inter.
boitic iibcr sic Gage IN Himouien,
laate belte Gooio 2lopo George, Der
Griegsniiniiter
.g9ir tn0 llnicre 9laiirten orbeiten
aemeiuihofttih, iino alles maS mog.
lid 1T, miro 0etbot i'm &undnieu
AT 6clicn. Gs iit natiirlidb nidt ipiin'
i1enSwcrtb. oitf @iu5el6eitcu i6er Die
aetroiiencn unO 3l treifenOeu @loBi
nabnen cin5ilgebcn "
Gnorne ruififhe 8erlnli E
(Tra6Hos rnd @obnineD
Berlin 25. Gfto6er Seit oelr
1. Slui belaufen iia sic @erIitite SCI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26

rNiiihen glrnce, nod 8erihten oeS
Central SSoertififotions.9ureou in
aiep, oui 1,797522. go miro in ei-
ncr Dtelollng ser lleberiee-gtoHri6-
tens9Igeititr mitoct6eilt, mclAe mei-
ter iogt ooB IN oieier 3obl S5,9St
Gfii5iere eingeibIoiien iino Inter
sen 0ffi5ieren oie fiir5liH oefollen
iinO, befinoen iih 5pei @enerdlc, 8
G6erite, @rigaoe.Gomndnoeltre, aht
Sberite uno ein Sberitlielitenont,
9legimentscontmonoellre. Sic groBte
Gerhtlte erlitten oos libiriIhc Corps
rno Die fouGdlide aooollerie
5iiuf 9lmerifoner babel.
&ortlono, Wlc., %. 0fto6er. IN
Slim @litglieocr ser 9elabltng oes
noruegiiden Campers vSneitoo"
oeiien 8erienfen ourG 9onooner Sc.
peitben geItern gl6euo geneloet pur.
&c, paren glmerifaner, Die olf ben
Gampier anniitertelt ais oerielbe
am 2. September nit 129,50O @li-
ihel @ei5en fir Die belsiibe Siilfs.
Gonlniiiion bier abin6r Sic D}nnn-
Ifoft lplroe gerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26


S[tIontic Gitp. %. Oftober
gs wnroe III gori6loe eebratt
Die genliidte Gonlniiiion, beItebcno
aus Merifonern iino Entertainers
5ur 9eileern9 peridieoencr 6ragcn
Die ecgcnwdrti9 bier toot, nod
@oi6inoton 81 beoroerlL ga eS bort
leidter uoeIid ii, idnener 9ewiinit'
te Sniormoiion 5ii erbdlten. GS
muroe onaeocutct, ooB oicS oielIeidt
Die Iebte @o6c it, ueIdc oic Gou,
niIIdre bier oerbrineen, un nadl
@albington ii6er5uiieoeln. Sic Gonl'
ntilIdre troten benfc 5itlommcn mo
puroen oenlelben gcridjtc oes
Stadts- mo aricos. .Tcpartemenis
ii6er Die 9lftiOitGt 8iGlos nobe Gbi'
bnobuo porocIegt ooH uaren oie
Dlcrifoner Bis jet nod obne Off
5ieIle 8enobridtialng iibcr oicicr
Eilnft Ieitens i6rer Slegieruua, I'M
bieriiber oisfiitiren 81 fonuen. GS
miro erfpnrtct OoB III @esua oer
iSroge Der 9eilcglne ser @rensitrei'
tiefeiten boIoioit cine @iuiqlma cr'
5ielt peroen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26
gsnr Gin gglcmuranOnm.

ytliI (lll UtIHtuIuNuAlN.
Sottc Die frun5oiiide &eeierung ocnt
&onie 9onitontin iibcrreiden lui'
fen. Son Dem 9tbbreden ser
ge5iebun9en 5u oen Gcntrolmdd'
ten mar feline Gcoc. II @eitere
llnterreOlno 8mii6en Dem aonis
uno fron8oiiihen @eion6tcn.
9[tben, "a. Oftober, bio 2onucn
25. 9Gtober. 0ie erie6iicbe Gegic-
rltng CAB beutc cine GrilGriine ob,
um oic ouf iibertriebcnen 9eri6ten
berubcnoen D1iBpcrltdnouiIie iiber
&onig aonltontin's llnterreoline nit
oent fron8oliiden 9eiljtar- -9IttaAe
bonn 5reitog oui5ufloren. IS miro
oorin erfIGrt, ole fron5oiiibe gegic'
rllne babe fein |crloneen geltellt,
lonoern babe MIR ein Memorooum
rnterbreitct; oud lei BON einen gIb'
breben Ger frcunolihen 9e5iebungcn
5ur @ntcnte ME Die 8e0e geipelen
Wlon gloibt, OoB Die belitiee lln'
terreoune 8piidlen Dem a0nig uno
Dem fron5oiiiAeu @eionoteu 5u Der
3uriid3iebune franSoiiider @2orine-
5olodten aus gltbeu un0 Dem &irGus
fiibren meroe.
3ie Gage babe Iid gebciiert nliT
oic gegenieitigen 8erliderliueen bin
pelder 5u elmer MISUNDERSTANDING
elmer woblmoIlenoen gleltroIitGt fiib'
reu miro.
(@ine &euter.G Gcpcihe pont 6rei'
toe melocte nur non Soroerungcn,
pelGe Der fron8oiilde0tiIitG glttofe
an ole griecbiide Gegieriing gclteIlt
bobe, ooB @riehenlono Die geianmte
Gbeiloliihe Streitnodt Der Gntente
alislicfere uno olle fir oicle SruppciI
beitimmten 9lusriiltungen ebenfolls.
glbcr BON Drobungen, Der &onig
miirOc Die @e8cbungcn obbredeit
muroe nirbts eriudbnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26

93ew Dorf, 25. Oftobcr.
Die gunoesbeborocn oeripeigern ieoe.
9huSfinit ob Die 9eitern Doraclooe.
ncn Spier Der @rpreiiungsbonoe,
oeren 9ber6oupt Sames ". 9ropn
Der oni Sonntag Ocrbnitet ipuroe, iein
ioIl, Oieien geltcrt in Der Office oes
gunoes Establishments ioentiii5i-
rem fonnteu. @romn miro unter
$4,000 9iirgidoit ee6alten. @r lit
bei6uIoigt, nit 5pei onoeren cine
@eridmorlln9 cineegongen 81 iein,
Inn in 9ltlontic.@itD am Is. Scpteni-
Der utter Dem &oreeben 8unoesbc.
onltc gu iein i6re Spier in cine Sale
81 loden. 0ic 9}amen oer @oreelaOc-
ncu iprroen ebenfons nift befannt
peee6en. gluf groipn'S @unih ipllr-
oen ale peiteren S6ritte bon Bun.
oes-Gomnliiior Sougbton um cine
@o6e peridoben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26
gI6oonfcn n nidlt.

San Nntonio, Gery %. Gft.
g8ie oic eeItern glbeno BON Stoot
Negifo iiber 2oreoo bier eingctroi-
fene Satin oes Generals genliitiano
Gorron5a erfldrt begt ocr General
nic6t i'm @ntfernteiten bic g[biidbt,
Sta0t Nlerifo 81 oerlaiien.
lleber @eriihte beiroet, pelbe &c.
6altpteten, 6aB General Garrdr5d i'm
9cgriife itdnoc, ols eriter Gbef Der
metifanildeu GonItitiltionaliiten abl
5uooufcn ihiittelte 6rou Gorron5a
ben aopf uno eripioerte, Iie babe ii6er
oieien 3linft nibts 81 iagcn.
u@cncrol Gdrron3a bat nidt Die
glbfbt, nod1 Gaicretaro 3u geben, er
lit III Stoot Wierifo ino miro bort
perblciben," erfIdrte 6rnu Garran5a.
NI0Dnnewtrn bic ben ppcutid1en gorrrfpon.
bcrien" ntd'i phniiIlh uner unrcnclmnbin crs
hnlicn, Nnn 9cbgtfn, Der Office ouOuH per $cics
p1nu oDer inriiNiM MllttnellnHg 81 mamcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26

9[Gbonn, gt..D., 25. 0ftober.
Gborles s. StieIoip, Dem orcimal ein
glifi6nb ser Sinrihhrng megen
M}oroes, begangen an Gbarles @.
@6elps 81 @cIt 5beIbp am 81. 9loO.
1915, geipG6rt poroen mar, mrroe
bente pom g[ppeaotionseeridt nber.
mails gum Tooe berurt6eilt. Die
Sinribtlng III ouf einen SaQ Ser
@odc bonn II DECEMBER I'M @eiGngs
nib pon Sing Sing feitgciebi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26

glep Dorf, 26. October. m
@ie ofii5iel bon Der s. q. Wiorgon-
@eieuidoft beitte befonnt eeeeben
murOe, III Die neue britiide s[nleibe
in Sobe bon $SO0,o00.0o0 bel one.
rifoniicbcn 9onfiers orrougirt NOR
oeu. 8ieielbe miro 51a Aro8ent GIN
fen trogeu ino 1T iii 5ipci 3obluugcn
5ablbar, cine innerbal6 bret uno
cine innerbalb fiinf Sobren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26
OlOdlmaliac 4riifnnn nnncicht.

@oTbin9ton, %. Ofto6er.
eromino fir Gomniiidrc 5lr Inter
ln6lna ocs M}orftes fiir omerifoni'
ibes Sol5 in @uropo nod ocm aricae
tiibrten 81 cinem itnbefricoieenocll
@r9cbniB, wesbol6 cine abcrmoliac
%riifima hu gtopcmbcr obge5ultc1
mcrocn ion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26

Mofbin9tot 25. 0ftober.
2lopos.9eridte, iuelde Dem Stoats-
Geportement aus 2onoon 5ugegon-
gen limo, be5iebcn iih ouf Die 3erito-
ruug ser ibpe0iicben 1ompier
u5oortif~ uno ySilbelm~, iopie ouf
Den 6ritiitben Gampier 0@t6eI Iun.
can ourtb oelttidc llnteriec6oote.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-26
Der tiirRif6e 2scri&t.

GUniantnopc 20 CftOber. rSn Der rnmGnidcn &rOUn5
GObrndn bag Der 5g 9crdt Ocs trldn @eneraliabes, mc
der ntc pcrUn wurOc ouerOscn mir nit GrOls Sen sAnscnm
SeuO"
Arizona republican., 1916-07-23

(Mr w. F. Deffy, in charge of the mining department of the Republican for the last four years has been called away on professional bushes, so that for some weeks this feature which has been widely read in all parts of the country will be in the hands of per sons, who though less capable than this well known mining engineer, are none the less willing)
 SOUTHERN ARIZONA MINES
 The United States Smelling, Refin- ing & Mining Exploration Go. has started churn drill exploration work in Tortilla mountains, IS miles northeast of Bedrock and 45 miles north of Tue son, under direction of F. B. Weeks, who recently opened an office for the company in Tucson. This work is in the schist area, where there are sur face showings of copper carbonates. This is known as the Durham group, on which the company has a bond.
 The Roadside group, embracing 300 acres in Rorkruge range, 37 miles west of Tucson, is being developed for an eastern capitalist, under direction of
 
 shaft sunk showed a disseminated de- posit of chalcocite, 65 it. thick, assay ing per cent copper and ozs. silver Below this was an oXidized zone, con taining copper oxides and native cop per The main 2-compartment shaft being sunk is expected to open a sec ond zone of enrichment at permanent water level. One feature of the deposit is the existence of cinnabar and anti mOny in places.
 The CobriZa Mines Development Co. Johnson and New York, controlled by the Goodrich-Lockhart Syndicate, has a bond to purchase the defunct custom smelting plant at Benson, the property comprising a 150-ton blast furnace furnace, boilers, sampling plant, en. zines and a 60-acre site; also silver lead slag dump of 100000 tons, result ing from former smelting operations and reputed to carry silver and golC of value of S250 to s5 per ton.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-23
WEEKLY FINANCIAL REVIEW

NEW YORK, July 22.-A week ago the stock market was in the dumps, with heavy continuous liquidation of war shares to the accompaniment of rumors of cancelled contracts and dis mantling of plants. This week the same shares made general if not com plete recovery on well authenticated reports that further large and profit able orders are soon to be awarded here by England, France and Russia
 The eminently satisfactory state of the steel industry was demonstrated by the semi-annual report of the Re public Iron x Steel company, whose earnings for that period increased four fold over the first half of 1915, with a like gain in surplus. It is interest ing to note that these increases re- suited from commercial demand and not from the sale of war products. Abnormal rates for money of the preceding week were speedily cor rected
Arizona republican., 1916-07-23
FINANCES and MARKETS
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1


 NEW YORK, July 22, (Wall Street.. For a midsummer week end session, today's market was un- usually active, broad and strong. Special stocks again afforded the hasis of large proportion of the total overturn, being in further de- mand by the bears or short inter est, that faction suffering additional impairment of paper profits"
 Motor issues were particularly prominent, with gains of ? to points in Willys-Overland and Maxwell and ten for General Motors. Munitions and allied shares were substantially better, together with tobaccos, Ameri- can Hide and Leather preferred, American Beet Sugar and the zinc issues.
 United States was the real lead CT trading in that stock represent ing about 20 per cent of the whole at an extreme advance of E, most of which was retained.
 Rails were again relegated to a place of minor importance, even the investment issues moving sluggishly. Total sales of stocks amounted to l73,000 shares.
 The bank statement reflected a substantial gain the actual increase of about $135OO,O 900 being in excess of all estimates.
 Weekly reports of the mercantile agencies were of q confident tenor the only discOuraging note coming from that portion of the south which recently experienced severe storms In dry goods lines, the volunme of distribution shows an increase. Bonds were steady today. on nom in1l ira ding Internat ional issues were firmer. Total sales Cpar value] ! s1055 900.
 U. s. bonds were unchanged or | call
Arizona republican., 1916-07-23
THE JEROME DISTRICT

The surface improvements at the property of the United Verde Exten- sion Co. are practically completed and are aiding materially the work of get ting out ore. A new compressor has been installed, a change room, with shower baths has been erected and a blacksmith shop, carpenter shop and warehouse built. The lower workings carry 60 it. of carbonate ore that av- erages 40 per cent copper and 205 1t of ore, including the carbonate, that av- erages 20 per cent copper.
 The United Verde is outputting an average of 5,000.000 lbs. of copper per month and will soon be outputting s. 000000-the figures quoted represent ing the returns on ore shipped from the mine to the shelter at Clarkdale
 Following the discovery of a body of high grade copper sulphide in the workings of the Lone Pine Verde Cop per Co.,, a plant of machinery has been ordered. The property adjoins the Copper Chief in the lower Verde con- tact
 Mining operations at the property oi the Dundee Arizona Copper Co. are be- ing furthered by a 25-hp hoist and ar 8 by Sullivan compressor, recently installed. Shaft sinking has been re- ] stunned at q depth of 200 it. the objec- tive being the 1000. Scotch mining meI are financing the enterprise.
 The mill at the Copper Chief mine located about miles south of Jerome Is treating 125 tons of gold-s or' daily. Worked originally as a golt proposition, the mine is now produc ing a good grade copper ore in it lower levels. The latter is going for ward to shelter at the rate of 30 ton per day.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-23

to offer special inducements in order to attract the kind of ore they need, and make it possible to ship low grade ores of the needed class, by offering bonus on the kind of material they need. They usually at the same tins charge a penalty on ores of opposite character.
 The proper method is to have the penalty and bonus equal and opposite, usually , otto cts. per unit payable or chargeable on the excess of one side over the other, that is silica excess over iron plus lime or vice versa.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-23
6be MINES of ARIZONA

This department is under the di- rection of MT. w. E. Deity, the well known mining engineer, who will carefully scrutinize all mat ters relating to mining in order that only reliable information re- gardine legitimate enterprises shall find a place here.
 The Republican would be pleas cd to receive information from any part of the state regarding the development of the mining in- dusrry. All communications should be addressed: Mining Department Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-23

Potatoes, higher: receipts 20 cars. Virginias. barreled, s2.4Om2 2.5O;' Vir- ginia, bulk, S5@ soc; Kansas. Missouri and Illinois. Ohios 75GS0c.
 Poultry, alive, lower. Fowls, 16kc; springs. q c 24c.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-23
FEDERAL RESERVE

WASHINGTON, July 22.-There was q falling off of nearly s27,000000 in the total gold reserve in the federal re- serve system during the week ending July 21, and more than s21,000,000 in the total reserve.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-23

Livestock at Denver DENVER, July 22.-Cattle receipts 300. market steady: beef steers $1.OO MS.50; cows and heifers S550@6.75; stockers and feeders S5.5Om 7.25; 1; calves SS.50@$10.00.
 Hogs receipts 200; market steady; no sales.
 Sheep receipts none; market un- changed.
 At Kansas City
 KANSAS CITY, July 22.-Hogs re- ceipts 800; lower bulk S9.35@9.60; heavy $960@9.65; light $935G9.55; pigs $S.9O@920.
 Cattle receipts 800, steady; prime fed steers $9.60@10.35: western steers $67509.00; stockers $5.5Om 50; calves S6.50@11.00
 Sheep receipts 100; steady; lambs $9.506$10.00: yearlings $750mS.oo wethers $7.00M750; ewes $6.50@7.0O
 At Chicago
 CHICAGO, July 22.-Hogs receipts 10, 1000; slow, to 10 cents under yes terday's average. Bulk, $9.25@9.S0; light, $910@9S5; heavy, $S.95m10.00i pigs, s750m9.10.
 Cattle receipts, 300; steady. Native beef cattle, $6.75@10.65; western steers s7756S90; stockers, s5.00@S00; cows s3.S0m92O; calves, $S.50@12.00.
 Sheep receipts 2,000; strong. Weth CTS, $6.75M8.25; lambs. $6.0Om1O.25
Arizona republican., 1916-07-23
KANSAS CITY GRAIN

Kansas City, July 22.-Cash wheat, No. hard, $1.12@1.17; No. red, $11S@1.25; July, $1.121a Sept, $1.121a; Dec, $1.16A @3s.
 Corn, No. mixed, soc; No. ? white, S0mS1c: No. ? yellow, S0MS01bc. July, 79%c; Sept, 76%c; Dec, 64Ac
 Oats, No. 2 white. 424s @43c; No. ? mixed 39M40c
Arizona republican., 1916-07-23
Chicaoo Grain

CHICAGO, July 22-Radical up- turns in wheat values took place to- day, chiefly as a result of black rust spreading throughout the Dakotas and Minnesota, and also into Mani toba. The close was strong. 3as to 3A T37s cents net higher, with Sept S1.19 ard December S121% Corn gained l to 2h and oats l to 1H. In provisions. the outcome ranged from 21a cent decline to a raise of 17h U20.
 It was virtually a runaway market in wheat right from the outset.
 Vague possibilities of peace in Eu- rope were completely lost sight of and attention was centered wholly on the domestic and Canadian spring crop, the success or failure of which would be settled in the main within the next three weeks.
 Specific reports of black rust in Manitoba had much to do with lift ing the wheat market tc the highest prices of the day and the week. Dis patches from Morris. Manitoba, said black rust was appearing there on the upper stems of every field eX- amined. Other reports mentioned Montana as likewise included within the area d damage.
 Dry. hot weather led to a steer ascent for corn. Heavy sales Co realize profits, however. caused the market to undergo something of q drop from the top level of the ses- sion. Oats derived strength princi- pallv from the action of other cereals Fear of damage to the oat crop 1T the northwest. though was also ar influence against the bears.
 Provisions averaged higher witt grain and seemed to be unaffected by weakness in the hog market. One 1 of the elements in price making wa' | the fact that shipments of lard ant meats from Chicago for the week eX- ! ceeded the corresponding total of ; ! year ago.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-23
NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK, July 22.-Mercantile paper, 4Hc.
 Bar silver. ease.
 Mexican dollars, 4S%c. Government bonds steady; railroad bonds steady
Arizona republican., 1916-07-23
CUSTOMS SHELTERS AND MINE
 OWNERS

A matter of considerable local in
 terest is treated in the Mining World by J. M Turnbull M. E. professor of Mining Engineering at the University
Arizona republican., 1916-07-23
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO, July 22-Butter, no market
 Eggs, no market; receipts, 11b476 cases.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-23

NEW YORK, July 22.-Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands, $13.00; no sales Cotton futures closed steady. July, $1290; October, $13O2; Decem- Der, s13.17; January. $13.22; March, S1340
Arizona republican., 1916-07-23
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE
NEW YORK COTTON

KANSAS CITY, July 22.-Butte eggs and poultry unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-23

Elqin Butter ELGIN. Ills. July 22.-Butter. S5 tubs at 2712 firm.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-23
Silica Iron and Lime

m oruer to run furnace properly
 the smeiter must keep an even bal
 ance between silica on the one hand
 ana iron and lime on the other. If he cannot get this balance in the available
 ores, he is compelled to make the bal ahce With barren fluxes. such as quartz ron ores Gree from sulphur if possible to obtain) or limestone. Few smelters can get an even balance, or self flux- ing mistures, from ores only and have