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Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-08
Summons No. 1901. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
In the County of cochise, Stat. of

In the County of coch;se, State of
 Arizona.
 John A. Roper. Plaintiff vs. Jessie Roper. Defendant.
 Actioh brought in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona in and for the County of Cochise. and the com. plaint filed in the said County of Cochise, in the office of the Clerk of said Superior Court. The State of Arizona Sends Greet ings: to Jessie Roper.
 You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Superior Court of the State of Ari- zona, in and for the County of Co- chise. and to answer the complaint filed therein within twenty days lex elusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons eff served within the county; other wise within thirty days) or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said com- plaint:
 Given under my hand and the Seal of the Superior Court of the State of Arizona. in and for the County of Cochise, this 18th day of December, in the year of our Lord. one thousand nine hundred and fifteen.
 J. E. JAMES, Clerk.
 By c. B. WILSON. Deputy Clerk. First publication Jan. 8. 1916.
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MOVIE MAN HERE.

Edward s. Holmes, representing the newest feature producing organiza- with headquarters in Los Angeles, ar rived in Bisbee last evening. He was accompanied by H. J. D. Knotts, of the World Film Corporation. Both men are optimistic regarding the general business conditions of Arizo- ma, with particular reference to the motion picture exhibitors. The World features are now being shown at the Orpheum and Royal and the Triangle man hopes to have his features or the local bills in a few weeks.
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WILL VISIT MARKET.

Miss c. Rabb.. who came from Gage Bros, Chicago, several months ago, to manage the millinery department of the Phelps Dodge store. will leave for the market, January Is, to be absent about a month. Miss Rabb will return to Bisbee February 20. During her ab- sence goods purchased by her will be shipped to the millinery department nearly every day, insuring that the customers will be constantly kept in touch with newest creations in ladies' headwear
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MECHANICAL DRAWING COURSE

mechanical drawing course has been established at the night school and the first lesson will be on Monday evening at o'clock. in room 2O6 at the high chool. Instructor Limprecht, head of the manual training depart ment at the high school will direct the class.
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THEATRE PLANS AHEAD.

Plans for the enlargement. in every detail. of the old "Stope" theatre and converting it into one of the best show houses in the southwest are progressing rapidly. The plans con- template a stage 22x42 with an open ing of 26 feet. The interior will be entirely fnrnished and a left will be erected over the stage. Besides first class program of motion pictures the Central, as the theatre will be called, will stage vaudeville, road shows and musical comedy whenever the opportunity is offered.
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A DAUGHTER BORN.

Charles Mahan was celebrating yes terday and the modus operandi was the giving of excellent cigars to his many friends. Upon being pressed for reason Charles acknowledged that a daughter arrived at his home yesterday morning and would, in the future, keep his son company Both the baby and mother are reported as doing we'll
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GREECE SATISFIED

PARIS, Jan. "A dispatch to the Havas Agency from Athens. dated yes terday, says that Jean Guollemin. the French minister to Greece. announces the consuls of the Teutonic allies. ar rested in Saloniki. had been released. The Greek newspapers. the dispatch adds. regard this action as satisfyiny to the Greek government
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aSANsasfTlgsgsaaAssk' sTg
". 0. W. INSTALLS
 OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Bisbee Camp of Fraternal Or der Has Large and Interest ing Meeting. Good Out look.

During large and entertaining meeting of the Bisbee camp of the Woodmen of the World. last evening at Medigovich Hall. the installation of officers for the ensuing year took place. The following were escorted to office:
 Lee Cochrane. C. C.; Pierce Blunt. A. L.; J. c. Kraigbaum, B. K: C. N. Thomas. Clerk; Tom Hogan. Escort; H. O. Theuret, Sentinel; E. Leeps. Out side Watchman; Manager e years) George H. Cobbs; Physicians. Dr. Flaw ley and Dr. Watkins.
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AT COPPER QUEEN.

Guests at the Copper Queen yester- day included E. Furlander. La Porte. Ind; MT. and Mrs. E. Megson. St. Lou is; K. c. Stanley, Denver; George H. Wolcott. D. s. Morrill,, Kansas City; George T. Koch, San Francisco; Ed. IS. Holmes, H. J. E. Knotts, Los An geles
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CELEBRATE GREEK CHRISTMAS.

Yesterday, according to the calen- d arof Julius Caeser, was the twenty fifth of December and. consequently. the birthday of Christ. The Orthodox Greek Catholic churches celebrates the holidays according to the Caeser calendar and yesterday a large num- Der of communicants of that church found time to appropriately celebrate the occasion.
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NlLrevIcH FUNERAL SATURDAY.

The funeral of Gaiso Nilievich, who died early Thursday morning at the C. & A. hospital as the result of in- juries sustained in fall from a horse. will be held Sunday from the Palace undertaking chapel.
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Look out for the big indoor carnival given under the auspices of the Cop per Queen Band commencing Monday, Jan. 10, to Saturday, 15, at Old Opera House. Four shows every day, black face comedy, 10c dances, singing, ac- robats. change of program daily. fifteen carnival amusements Admis- sion 10c. Children 5c.
 (Advertisement)
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FROM BENSON.

Will Bennett, deputy sheriff and cattle inspector at Benson, was a visitor in Bisbee yesterday. He came to this section to attend to some cat tie inspections. the trip being neces- sitated by reason of the resignation of Porter Mcdonald who has left the employ of the Live Stock Sanitary Board.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-08
FROM COUNTY SEAT.

A. c. Karger, clerk of the board of county supervisors, John Rock, mem Der of the board, and Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe were motorists visiting Bisbee yesterday.
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AT PHILADELPHIA.

Among the guests registered yester- day at the Philadelphia were B. E. Berry, Galveston: N. K. Perry, Chas. Holborn, Douglas; L. A. Mackay, Fl Paso; R. w. Norton, Benson; H. w. Winchester, Salt Lake City
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BETTER SALES SERVICE.

The Phelps Dodge store employees of the dry goods and ready-to-wear departments held their first meeting in their clubhouse, last night. The ob- ject of the meetings thus inaugurated is the discussion of ways and means for affording better service to the large patronage of the Phelps Dodge Co.
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THROUGH BISBEE.

w. A. Moeur, of Phoenix, and state land commissioner, accompanied by Clerk of the Board of Supervisors A. c. Karger and Supervisors John Rock and Vance Johnson were passengers through Bisbee yesterday on their way to Douglas.
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The Ladies Altar Society of St. Pat rick's Church will give leap year dance and card party at K. c. Hall, on Monday evening, January 10. Admis sion 0c.-Advertisenfent. 2
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A NEW BUTCHER.

In the son of Frank L. Knornschild and Mrs. Knornschild is found a new butcher to be added to the ranks of Bisbee meat cutters. The son was born Wednesday, Both mother and boy are getting along finely.
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3. Nj. KELLY IMPROVES.

P M. Kelly, of Warren, and one of the best known residents of the Dis trict, is reported to be much i'm proved following an operation, per formed at the c. & A. hospital Thurs day afternoon.
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French tax on incomes more than 5000 francs yearly, which was post poned one year to become effective Jan. 1, 1916. will not be immediately collected Declarations must be made before end of 1916
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! ( ( ( = 4
 SPLENDID PREMIUMS

' Beautiful and useful premiums . . offered by The Review to new ( . subscribers who sign for six . . months subscription, paying for . three months in advance. No diff . | ference exists. in any way. eX- . . cept that you pay three months . . in advance. There is nos charge . . for premium. It's d square deal . . in every sense of the word. old . . subscribers can get a premium . . by paying six months in advance. . . Hundreds will avail themselves . . of this unusual opportunity. A
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NOTICE

All members of the Warren District Cricket Club are kindly requested to attend a meeting to be held over the Office saloon on Sunday. Jan. 9, at D. m., when important business will be transacted. 25 JAMES BENNETTS, Sec.
 Advertisement
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KINGsToNE TO cANANEA.

George w. Kingston motored to Can anea yesterday to attend to his mining interests.
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PICTURE REPRESENTATIVE.

E. J. Lipson of Los Angeles, repre- senting the Metro Pictures Corp. was a business visitor yesterday in Bisbee
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LOWELL UNITED FOOTBALL.

A general meeting of the Lowell United Football Club is called for Sunday. Jan. g, at Il o'clock, to be held in the New State Saloon Build ing. Business of importance will be transacted. w. A. White is secretary of the organization.
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AT RISBEE AUTO CO.

M. N. Naquin of Fl Paso, Arizona agent for Velie trucks and touring cars, was a business visitor yesterday, in Bisbee. calling at the office of the Bisbee Auto Co.
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COUNTY ATTORNEY HERE.

County Attorney John F. Ross and party of Tombstone were visitors yes terday in Bisbee.
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Gerald Debely, The Jeweler, repair ing a speciality. O. K. Block, oppo- site depot.-Advertisem
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FROM APACHE PASS.

Edward Morgan has returned from days attending to mining interests.
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1st call to Harmony Club dance, K. of P Hall, Saturday night Special music-Advertisem
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Everybody invited to new Harmony Club dance, K. of P. Hall, Saturday ght.-Advertisement. ?
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Don't forget the dance at the Old Opera House Saturday night, January s. Music by Copper Queen Band. 371
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MINERS HAVE MONEY LEFT OVER AFTER BIG
 XMAS CELEBRATION
Balance on Hand with Which to Begin Next Years Affair. Report of Committee Made and Discloses Details.

After giving to the Warren District children. as a whole. the biggest and best Christmas that has ever been witnessed in the southwest. the min CTS have a balance of nearly $40 to begin a like work next year. The committee. in charge. has met and compiled report on the affair. which is published herewith,
 The committees that were in charge of the Children's Christmas Enter tainmelt and Pushmobile Races wish to submit the following state- ment of receipts and expenditures in that connection:
 Receipts
 Donations from the miners. . S675.65 Donation from the C. c. Co.,. 10000 Donation from c. X A. Co.,. 5000 Donation from Shattuck Co.,. 25.O0 Donation from Higgins Leasing
 company ...... 6.OU
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MRS. SHINE DEPARTS.

Mrs. F. E. Shine left last night fo a visit to California shore resorts.
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Mems shirts made to measure. Mil lard and Bateman, leading tailors. IF
 Advertisement.
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Dr. Playfair, osteopath, mechano, therapist. 9S Mason Hill.
 Advertisement.
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Connor, ladies and gents tailoring. New styles just received Floodgate car step.-Advertiseme 3SS
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s25-s25-S25

Watch the columns of The Review, closely for an opportu- nifty to get free, S25 in gold during the next few weeks.
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PALMIsT AND clAIRvoYANT

Prof. Albertson, Johnson Hotel, Main St., Bisbee, Ariz.-Advertisement
 331
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THE TEMPERATURE.

Yesterdays maximum shade tenn perature was 65 and minimum g.
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sS56.65

The balance of S39.33 is on deposit in the Citizens Bank and it is the intention of the miners that this amount shall remain in the bank un- til Christmas of this year, when it may be used toward a like entertain ment or in some other way for the children's Christmas pleasure; how ever, it is understood that it is not to be used in any way except for the children.
 The committees feel that the high est thanks should be given to the miners of the District and the mining companies for their liberal donations. also the following people for their big assistance in making this Christmas entertainment the great success that it was:
 Captain Hodgson, W. E. Mckee, master mechanic of the C. & A; NIT. Prick (who was Santa Claus); Super intendent Philbrook; Principal Potter: the school teachers and high school girls: Marshal Allison and his staff; Bisbee Improvement Co.,; the Moose Lodge; L. J. Overlook; the two news papers: the boys band; also those who furnished automobiles for the parade. and NIT. Frank Hunter for the donation of a large quantity of toys for the Christmas tree.
 The street car company is to be thanked for it's aid in keeping the course open for the racers, also the general public for it's assistance. Aside from the interference of three or four automobile owners who con tinually try to own the road. and who could hardly be expected to show a decent spirit even for the childrel. there was nothing of any kind to mar the children's sport.
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GtyBII2GI.
VALESKA SURATT

Vaieska Suratt in a scene from "The Soul of Broadway" at the Royal today and tomorrow.
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Receipts
ss1Gs5
Expenditures

Candy. fruit, etc. ornaments
 and toys for Christmas tree $392.32 Prizes to drivers and mechanics
 finishing PushmObile race 415.00 Two Cups to cars making fast
 est time in main race.. $50 Watchman where cars were
 parked ...-.. .....-.. 1.5O Balance on hand ...... 39.33
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woopmEN OF THE WORLD

Lowell Camp No. 46 will
 meet 1st and 3rd Sunday f at 7:30, Brophy Hall. { J. B. HODGES, C. C. ; GEO. N. KASUN, Clerk.
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6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-13
THE CURB MARKET.
improved Demand for stocks
SubSta utial advances.

with Wall Street vic wing the political stu
stion az favorable stocks in the curb markc1
showed a much improved demand yesterday
substantial advances we're recorded and sons
new high records we're established. Trader
turned their attention from tho motors tr
other industrisls which have been neglected
for the past few weeks.
Of strong features Cuba Cane sugar was
the leader. with a 4 point advance from Sat
urday's close Initial dividend rumors and
reported large earnings we're IN part reepon
-ible for the strength Of the stock Midvale
ment Of steel shares on the stock Exchange,
selling up to 67A. . hieh level for the current
movement and a "a point gain from its husl
quotation Of last week.
Flemish Lynn ruled strong With a full point
IMPROVEMENT Al a meeting of Stockholders
OF me Flemish Lynn COMPANY there was
UNANIMOUS approval OF the merging OF the
company with the Lynn Phonograph Com
pany, Atlantic. CUR and West Indies com
mon continued strOtis and active, sgain reach
iis = high mark ~ epig
Automobile s,ocks IN general exhibited a
strong tone. with tho exception of tulted Mo
tors. whicl, closed NJ = net recession of \
points. Saxon improved points Peerless
adv tnced fracu onslly. ~ did White Motor
while Chevrolet Motor closed unchanged after
moving up and down Within \ . point range.
'osd"n OIL and Ias attracted attention at
the outset. when the stool, opened At a ga,n
OF = point and Immediately sold up to la. a
hish record price. Cosicn REFINING and Sa
pulpa Refining we're strong under a fair vol
ume OF business.
United Verde Extension. par value 50 cent.
q share. adv ailccd to a0i,. the highest mark
that ~ has vet ATTAINED The upturn u1a AZ
tribu'ed 10 y drive against the short interest
and the -tork yielded fractionally IN tho ate
transactions Tn"
Nnt+SrpT
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United states steel.

Expressions of general .a,isf,rtiou
we're heard IN almost every corner NJ
the financial district yesterday over IN.
behavior of i'uit.d states steel rom.
mon. II was everywhere conceded that
w" stock acted extremely well and tina,
the heavy buying which made it, total
SAFES Tor tho day lui.i20 shares was iu
l"tS or such So As To- Indicate that IN,
buytng came from excellent sources
steel sold Yesterday Al S7k. tho hfsbes,
rice II mas reached since last January
u closed only =, below that figure, at
N's u Is pointed OUT that tho Steei
Corporation woHiI he ore of Tho con
r"riiS most likely 10 prof. from A tsriN
revision by The Republican party. hut,
there were other features OF tho present
market IN the stock which were salts
ftsug to bulls and Indicated - them
that Steel might :" ." even higher levels
'hdn 1t reached in t.l". II - known
that a strong pool was racrutl, formed
y tho stock THIS group is said TO htv.
Al It's head one Of the men vino have been
most successful IN the conduct ~ his
market movements during the past ten
years or more. Brokers considered T.
sicuifiran; that the house which - most
Prominently associated wIti, IN. rtrs-ut
movement In steel ard ais" with the
capitalist who Is supposed TO BE- direct
,nc the market in Steel vas an open
seller OF tn" stock Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-13
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Trading Reflects Bearish Impr~s.
sion Made nv Recent Talk.

The action OF yesterday = rof Nee market re
fcVtcd the teirish impressiou made by the
,alk Of y restricted European outlet for early
new crop 70 'eipts III Rra2l. II also showed
the effects OF the belief that American ,m,
nort,rs VIII hold off tor q more attract i've
huyIug basis. The selling was not active or
ae IRE ,siNs. but after opening Al 4 decline OF
q TO +, puluts prices went about & 10 20 points
let lower, with DecunIber contracts easing
OF TO : Sc, comparing with 9V.c the recent
,leh level Houses with Cotton EXchanf I.
connections We're among the sellers on tins
decline. but AZ Brazil IL atm above a parity
there was not much pressure from trade
sources, and prices rallied u few points from
IA" low est during the late trading on cover
Iug and "A little comm sslon house buying
THE close was steady at 4 net loss Of 10
I points sales ior the day were q. $50 bags
No change was reported III the local srot
market, with business quiet N 2it for Rio
- ami lOhsC. for Santos ia n IS sad tina,
there have been small sales OF Santos is
~ 9i2r T. n b Santos for July shIpurnt
with freight a. 81 per bag. and also tlat
. small parcel OF Santos Is has sold at Ii. H.
on tho regular terms, London credits Rio -
were offered here at \ 900, London credits. aud
Victoria Is and IS are reported to have sold
III sc.
Tic Official Brazilian cables reported A dc.
cline of SEQ in RIO exchange and OF 80 rcis
in the RIO market, while Santos was I'm.
changed. Receipts at the, two ports we're
."m" bags, afslnst 1000 last year Prices
follow
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THE R A MARKETS.
i%ivuidntion Contnu~s--W heat at
Low Leve1s.

Wheat declined nearly &C. 10 the prin-
tIpal markets, closing about i2c. UP
from the low The further sharp break
i'm the market permitted a little export
business, but. with prices AZ The lowest
OF the movement. the volume of export
business was extremely disappointing.
English markets were weak and lower
both by public and private reports. NJ
Liverpool No. I Manitoba was reported
down to sl.35As. the lowest price re-
ported in many months. This repre-
scu'ed "A decline Of about -" since tho
middle OF las, week. With ocean freights
Of "a cents \ bushcl deducted from the
Liverpool price. the opportunity for
dong business was remote. "a Wlnni-
peg July wheat was selling nj $40. 4
largo was reported. however. worked by
tho British commission. ard there were
so'ue moderate amounts OF American
hard winter wheat sold At The Gulf on
low rclet freight room. Foreign sta
ti>'irs showed "A decrease In Liverpool
stocks and stocks s'"st for Europe, but
worlds exports were heavy. amounting
20 IL. loo 900 bushels. The greater part
~ this, a.1S2 ooo bushels, was from
North America. Exports for the day
we're large and almost entirely of Mani
toha wheat.
crop news vs' very fayorabl. Som.
W. ~ NAl'A kfNf|A lA'lfF ]
va'"lf =. y from Sar1''s 1900 O. 900 S"t to t Zoo $3.50 900
bushels greater than that estimated IN
the June | Government report. IT was
pointed out that weather conditions had
been of the best sine" June I for the
hal h.cu aIurle rains Ia oklahoma, KAN
cas- ami Nebraska Reports from Kansas
stated that the ra!nfa l had been SUFFICIENT
. AIRY tI" crop ~ maturity, while c7'l-
mates Il th" ,rop In Kansas were raised
b. ius,!s to lo5. Ooo. 0ou bushels and the
80. A. - ~ ANN t.,l hr.. a.
Tho rcpgfia from the American and Cana.
dian Sortuv'st showed somewhat better
growing temperatures. The crop Ia max
!ng good progress
corn declined about one cent a e".hel.
WITH reports ot better growing tempers-
lures iu the contra W'tt. Receipts Wers
not large. however, All H. tho uftorf.or
-. - 'al'l"t easily with th" reports ~ =
much bstt'r doWcstir demand FOR rHsh
corn Eh're Was 4 Hitc export interest
AK Ma made necessary on account 90 'N"
IT, en- uu'tvorahl- tsmperRturl. amt rain.
Tav ~ili supp shovel q DECREASE NJ
..Il2 u"o bushels. Tn" present total - L.
3H5, GOO bushels
oats were io~er. closing near the low q
The rrop IN the large prour,lns Std'.s
making good growth. There are scattered
complaints. hut thess az" not ''upur ant
Tho visible supply decreased only t'-,""n
bushels, against y d"rr"ase - "7sH 600
bushels last year Tho visible sndIRs
bushels. against II III 600 BUSHES IRst
year
lrovisions wee s~tlN" Rrt strong, clos
i,g at about tho hlEh ~ thu dav Hogs
were higher. Cash domsui va g2nd ,tni
ther. Was Considerable huSing credited 10
-.LIp hataaS Ifhtnagn nriFpsE
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Rejoicing,

me behavior of the stock msrke, yes.
'erosy indicated that Wall Street was
feJoicihg o,er the Developments AT chi.
ago after the close OF The M. rko, ~,
saturday. From the opening gong ,cs.
,erday morning stocks displayed a nrn,
zone ana gains ranging anywhere from "a
traction to several points were the order
of The day. What encouraged the nuan-
'lai district more than anything else.
however. was the widen Intention OF
'oI' roosevelt not to run on a third
ticket aud thereby reflect President VIII
SON. While there were many trader.
VINO wanted col. Roosevelt to get the
Nrpholican nomination solely for the
zee that he would have Injected into the
.!inpaign. II WAS not forgotten that Mr..
ifushes mas a vigorous way too.
Not only was there strength In tho in.
dustrial stocks. which might receive
oehem from tariff changes by \ Repub-
lean administration hut Wall Street,
discovered that there might be much
good for the railroads in 4 Hughes adj.
ministra'ion and boomed tho rails ac-
cordii2ly. " WAS not forgotten thai Mr..
hughes, whom Governor of New York
vetoed the ? cent bill and was one Of
the sponsors OF the public service com.
mission bill. II vas also recalled that
as Justice Of the United states supreme
Court Mr.. Hughes wrote the decisions In
tho Minnesota and Missouri rate cases.