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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-23

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-23
oAalrANMI BURIED

i, chicaeo. Dec. 22-chicago today
naia fls last farewell to Cleofonte
Campzuini, director Of the Cnicaso
epera company. Solos at the Iunera.
rervices at Holy Name cathedral were
r,nx br Galli-Curci and other stars o.
fhe chicago Opera company. The boay
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-23

Dayton, GA porker has got Char
lie Golielas guessing. He rescued the
$50 pound pig when 1t fell off truck
speeding past his home. Now tat
shoat is eating three square meals a
day off Goieilas, who has asked po-
Ilice what to do.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-23
SPOKANE WARM

Spokane. Wash. Dec. 22.---After the
coldest December weather on record
a week ago, Spokane today Is having
~gVs
seevrsi years Sundays maximum wac
46.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09

All the news all the tlme-The
ARGUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09

vonachen is effective from July 7.
The following officers are on
leave or detached service:
Lieutenant Colonel Robert l..
Streeter went on leave July 1 for
Is days.
First Lieutenant Daniel T. Smith
went on leave July for five days.
First Lieutenant Urban j. Rock
castle went on leave July for IA
days.
Second Lieutenant c. H. Andrus,
Tank Corps, went on detached ser
vice July Z TO Grand Rapids, Mich.
Changes in Duties.
The following changes in duties
were announced by the arsenal
commander:
Major E. B. Norris was appoint
ed assistant to general manager,
Lieutenant Colonel R. l. Streeter.
Captain c. L. Bode was appointed
officer in charge of the military
section, fire and police inspector.
Captain F. H. Keller was relieved
from duty as fire and police in
spector.
Present Strength.
The present strength of the ar
senal in officers is: ordnance de-
partment. 20; medical corps, 2;
dental corps. 1; quartermaster
corps, 2; attached, 8. Total, %.
The total number of employees
now engaged at the arsenal and at
the Savanna, Ill, proving grounds
is approximately $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
MRS. E. MORGAN
GAINS z POUNDS
Was Told an Operation Was Only
HOpe-Tanlac Restored
Health.

Anyone who had noticed the
dreadful condition I was in can
readily see the wonderful change
Tanlac has made in me-" said Mrs.
E. NJ. Morgan, residing at 1917 Nor
ton street, Kansas City, Mo, in tell
ing of the remarkable benefits she
has derived from the medicine, re-
Gently
Il have actually gained % pounds
in weight on five bottles of Tanlac,"
she continued, and have improved
so much that my neighbors often
speak of it. My health had been
all broken up for more than,a year
and I was so nervous that the least
noise would upset me. My appetite
left me and what little 1 did eat
NSould sour on my stomach, caus-
ing gas and intense pain. I would
bloat terribly and during these
times my heart would palpitate
frightfully, almost cutting off my
breath, and I was so weak and
dizzy that I could not walk a block
without stopping to rest. 1 was
badly constipated. had raging head
aches, and was losing weight and
strength all the time. I would roll
and toss most all night, unable to
sleep, and would get up IN the
mornings even more tired than on
going to bed. was constantly IN
der treatment and all the time tax
ing some kind OF medicine, but
nothing helped me and 1 finally got
right down in bed.
AT the time I got Tanlac 1 had
been confined to my bed for a
month. had been told that an OPP
Grafton would be necessary and was
almost in despair, as I always had
a horror Of the operating table and
the knife. Up to this time l had
not thought seriously about Tanlac
being good for me, although I had
often read the wonderful results
others claimed to get from It. But,
being so anxious to avoid an opera
ton, I decided first to try Tanlac
and sent for two bottles. Well, be-
fore I had finished my second bot
tie my appetite was better, the gas
stopped forming on my stomach
md I did not suffer from shortness
Of breath and palpitation any more.
Now, to put it all in a few words,
my nerves are normal and l have
no more headaches, dizzy spells or
trouble Of any kind. Tanlac has
not only relieved me Of my physi-
cal suffering. but it has eased my
mind, too, as 1 fully believe IL has
saved me from an operation. I can
.ruthfully say Tanlac has made me |
EEL like a new person and I can't |
praise it enough"
Tanlac is sold in Rock Island by
Beugstcn's drug stoEs-(AdV.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
DISCUSSION UP
IN The HEALTH
.OF BEACH SITE
Arsenal Chief Says Sewage DispOs-
al Endangers Health-Inspec-
ton Says Contrary.

A question as to whether or not
the proposed bathing beach site at
the foot of Fourth avenue is a
healthful and otherwise satisfac-
tory location, was launched yes
terday afternoon by Colonel Harry
b. Jordan, Rock Island arsenal
commandant.
Colonel Jordan claims that any
bathing beach established on the
Rock Island shore of the Missssip-
pi river would be polluted by the
Moline sewage system which emp
ties into the river a short distance
up. He said the city officials had
probably overlooked the one fact
which might prove fatal to the
health of the city.
Mayor H. NJ Schriver answered
the question by stating that the
municipal body had also considered
the heaIthfulness of the location
Hng before yesterday. Discussion
of other sites have also been before
the commission.
An investigation was ordered of
the river water at the termination
of Fourth avenue, and it is be-
4ACNCu LAdL the sue 10 LuS only OuC
within the city limits which would
provide a safe bathing beach.
AS to the Moline sewage, Mayor
Schriver explained a few courses
in the river which he himself had
Investigated. When the waste
passes under the Rock Island
bridge it comes in contact with an
undercurrent which draws all ma
teTial to the Davenport side of the
river. Thus the sewage disposal
directed at Rock Island is sudden
ly diverted and passed on to the
neighbors across the river, near
the spot where the beach is pro
posed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
Objects Ahsenf.

Two officers have been discharg-
ed at the arsenal during the Iast
week Captain Hammond ". Whit
slit of Moline was released from
the service June 8. and the ais
charge of Second Lieutenant F. J.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
PROBATE COURT TO
BE CLOSED A HALF
DAY IN EACH WEEK

In accordance with the privilege
granted by act of The last general
assembly, the probate court will be
closed to the transaction of all bus
mess on every Saturday afternoon
beginning July IL.
Judge F. ]. Landee entered his
order to this effect today.
The law was effective July l. 1t
reads that in counties of 10000 pop
ulation or more, the judge of the
probate, circuit and county courts
shall be permitted at lis discr ,tion
to close the ffices of the court on
one afternoon each week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
PART ENGINEERS
TOOK IN WAR Is
TOLD BY DESHTET
Especial Moline Service.

The part that the Six Hundred
Fourth engineers, in which unit
there are many East Moline, Mo-
line and Rock Island members,
can be gathered from the story
written by Alphons De Smet of
East Moline, member of the en-
gineers. He writes:
Since the time of the organiZa-
ton of this unit April 25, 1918, at
Vancouver, Wash, the Six Hundred
Fourth engineers have had an ex-
citing time. Men of every trade
and profession were selected for
this organization and after a cou-
pie of months training they en-
barked for France.
During it's trip across the At
lantic the regiment had some fun
watching the navy men pepper
U-boats. A battle at night with
submarines was one of the thrill
lers and after that the convoy was
not molested. The Six Hundred and
Fourth had its first baptism of fire
in the Meuse-Argonne scrap. They
we're often the objects of German
air raids in which the Hun airmen
did their best to bomb the engi-
neers. On the night of Oct 81 and
the morning of Nov. 1, they expert
enced some hot work in the midst
of shells, shrapnel and machine
gun fire.
Little sleep was their lot dur
ing this final phase of the great
Meuse-Argonne battle and while
one of the greatest barrages in the
history of the war was at its worst
they were busily engaged in main
tanning the narrow gauge NUM-
lions railroad which supplied the
big guns at the front In fact the
success of the American artillery
fire depended almost entirely on
the efficiency of the Sixth Hun
dred Fourth engineers and they
came through in magnificent style.
The armistice followed and the
regiment was cheated of further
chances to work against the Hun.
They did their part toward putting
fear of the great American SOL
der in the hearts of the boche all
along the line They are now in
camp waiting their turn to en-
bark for home"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
COURT DISMISSES
COLORED WITNESS
IN SHOOTING CASE

Joe Pruett, coIored, was dismiss
ed in police court yesterday aft
er a hearing in connection with the
shooting of Oscar A Davenport by
Cola Smith, both colored. Pruett
was held as a witness to the crime,
which took place June 4.
Two persons were fined by Police
Magistrate D. J. Cleland for speed
ing. o. s. Erb and Burton Doyle
paid IS and costs each.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
I'LL FuPNituFE@
CHINA AND GLASSWARE

Whether you want medium or high grade
china or glassware you'll find it at HIPS and
you'll be surprised how you can save. Dishes
in open stock or so piece or 100 piece sets
select any number of pieces you desire and
figure the saving yourself.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
ASKS DIVORCE.
Especial Moline Service).

Especial Moline SerVlceJ.
Judge G.. o. Dietz yesterday
separated the matrimonial bonds of
Esther and Otto Hiatt. Esther
charged inf1delity and Otto didn't
appear to contest the suit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
CONFERENCEAT
ARSENAL ABOUT
WAR MATERIALS
Future of Island in Dark-COlOnel
Announces Administrative and
Personnel Changes.

Colonel NJ. L. Brett, ordnance
department, reported at the Rock
Island arsenal yesterday for con-
ference in connection with the
manufacture of artillery material.
The commandant of the arsenal,
Colonel Harry B. Jordan, has been
in conference with several officials
from the war department during
the last month.
Although the manufacture Oh war
material at the arsenal has decreas-
ed since the signing of the armis-
tice, Colonel Jordan is unable to say
what will be the future of the ar
senal in that connection. Most of
the conferences held with war ue-
partment officials, as in the case of
Colonel Brett, only pertain to the
present situation in supply and
smaller matters.
Colonel Jordan said that the fu-
ture was kept in the dark to nm.
Just what will take place at yhe
arsenal within the next few years is
something that is known onry Dy
the general staff and will depend
upon the size of the standing army
authorized as a regular establish
ment.
Captain o. H. Jones, ordnance
department, also reported at she
arsenal yesterday for duty in con-
nection with the inspection of I55
millimeter recuperators. First Lieu
tenant W. H. Middleswart, of the
ordinance branch, has been on de-
tached service at the arsenal since
July 2 for the purpose of investi-
eating the shipment and storage of
ordnance stores.
Officers Absent.
Two officers have been discharg-
ed at the arsenal during the Iast
week. Captain Hammond W Whit
slit of Moline was released from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
Not Holding It In.

me question OF heaIthtuIness OF
the%proposed location is not what
is holding up the establishment of
the beach now. The only delay in
plans has been caused by inability
to secure the property for perman-
ent use, which it was intimated at
first would be donated to the city.
Mayor Schriver has refused an Of
fer of use of the land for a two or
three year period. The cost of con-
structing houses and other facil-
tiles would be too much, it is stat
ed. for a temporary project.
What the city wants now is,
enough of the property for perman-
ent use as a beach; and the Rock
Island municipal body will create
a bathing beach in short time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
Livestock Market


Chicago. III, Oct Hogs-Fleeeipt Is
1900; market strong Heavy sls-5o 2 1880
medium. f1E75 G15.20s light. &14-la Q l5-toi
nght-light. SiE25 q 1888; heavy pacAias
soTs. smooth. 1895 G1425; packing sows
rough. sI22 G13-75; pigs. Sl275 @ 1900
Czttls-Receipts. 5000; market SLOW
Beef steers, MEDIUM and heavyweight
choice and prime, Sl6-754 1875 medlull
and good. $500 Q 1916 common sou
11-oos lightweight. good and choice, slts9
G1E15- common and medium. 500 ,
1850: butcher cattle. heifers. $3.50 @ l4-l1s
cows s6-25 G12-75; Gamers and cutters
SIS 6.25s veal calves, sl6.5 g ll.i5i teee-
er steers. S7-25G 1905 Etocker steers, So
G1o.E5s western range. steers. sS.0oG lF-5o'
cows and heifers. S7-5oG12-50-
Sheep-Recelpts. l1.elei market unae--
tied lambs, Sl--45 G l5-ss. Sal-s eno co. ~
mon. $3.50 1880; ewes. medium good alo
choice. $3.50 @ 80; culis and common $500
G6.o0; breeding. S7-ooG 1915
kansas City Livestock. Close
kansas City, No, Oct lu-Hogs-tt=-
oeipts. 5000 market uneven Bulk. fl4-l5
G15.6o; hearies $500 1885, medium
weight. S15-15 G15.6o; lights. S1t-I5G 1850;
lieht-uFhts, s1Az5G 1870: packing soWs,
Sass a1Loo; piss, sls.oo @ 1880
Catte-Receipts, 5000; market strong.
Heavy beef steers. choice and prime. sl6-l5
11s.1o; medium and good Sl225 1900;
common. s1o-l5 G12-15i light, good ana
choice. f112o @ 1885, common and me-
dfun. SS.15 1s-25s butcher cattle, helterE'
Ss.257 1A15- cows. seas 1900. canne-s
and cutters. s5.00F s.s5s calves. s1259d
1900 feeder steers. ss-5o0lS25; stoezer
steers. S5.75 $50
sheep-Rsceints. 1000: market weak.
Lambs. s1200G1s.00; culls and common,
$500 G1250s yeariinE wethers, $3.50 Q
1850. ewes. S5.7517-25s ewes. culls and
common s60oG $50 breeding ewes. 500
G1Eooi feeder lambs. Sll-o09 1900
Denver Livestock, Close.
Denver. Colo. Oct 1O.-Catue-Receipts
$50; slightly lower. Beef steers, sllQeg
12G0- COWS and heifers. 500 @ SIS; stock
ers and feeders. g7.o091L0o.
EoEs-Receipts. 150s market STEADY
TOP. STATS: bulk. S1LooG1E
Sheep-Rcceipts zoe; market steady
Lambs E13.5c T15-G0s ewes. $500 @ 1906
feed lambs sl2.5ol1250-
Fort Worth Livestock Close.
Fort Worth, Texas. Oct. 10--Cattle-Re-
coIpts. 500. Bseves. S3-0oG11-oos stock
ers- $3.50 3.75s COWS 5000 500; helfers.
$50 G1b.50s bulls. $500 zoo: calves. $3.50
Hoes-Reeeipts, 500; market steady.
Lights. g15.550155o; medium, S15.25e
1870 heavy. s15-15 115-25; mixed. s15-4
BIS common. S14-o0G15.oo; pigs sl05o4
saes7-Rsceiuts. 500: market INFESTED
Lamas s1200G15-o05 yearlings. ss-00e
1900 wethers. $500 1900: ewes $500
s.5os ouIs. s4-oog7.oo: goats. S4ooG7.o1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
WANT AD RATE CARD.

One cent per word each daily insertion
Two cents per word each Saturday In
sertton-
Three consecutive Insertions. including
Saturday. s cents Ter word
SIX consecutive Insertions. 5 cents Per
word
The above rate Is based on a minimum
Of q 20 word count Ads containing less
than this number q words VIII be counted
one dollar and thirty cents Per line per
month
Bold face lines double price.
No ad run for an indefinite period Ct.
F.. taken over the telephone Orders 90
discontinue It. F. ads must be made IN
writing
Accounts FOR classified ads are due after
first insertion. Not responsible FOR more
than one Incorrect insertion
In order 70 give time for proper classi-
Hcation 70 IS necessary % close The Herald
classified page Saturdays al y noon. All
other days al 1880 .. n. Want ads re-
ceived after this hour viii apT ear the next
day Orders 20 discontinue want ads must
be In Herald office before 3 p n Of pub
lleatlon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
HEAVY BUYING
B005TSG0TT
Predictions Cause
Upward Trend In New
Orleans Prices.

New Orleans, La Oct. 1o.-Predic-
tons Of frost IN the western belt we're
responsible for heavy buying in the
cotton market TO-DAY. In the first
half hour Of trading prices were sent
up for gains OF IS TO 81 points
Opening prices we're: October,
sS33.60s December, s8225; January.
ss2.ss: March. s32.37; May. s32.77.
Small reactions followed the first
advances. but reports Of a continued
good spot demand put prices higher
than ever, late In the morning the
trading months standing 60 20 g.
points up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
Oil and Mining

~-----~------~-~-~-----~- -----~--------~-----~
OIL LEASE BLANKS a. Ellis Brua- PRINT
Ing 20 Siork certificates and scala
Gao ACRES in Hueco Basin. Hudspeth Co.
Tex. have permit from the state. well
located IN Penn formation. price right
l. 7. ElBLER.
rs Texas St Phone 422s.
ESQ BIG ACRES acres Northwest tx
tension Burkburnctts new drilling rigs &c
be put IN operation for company. The next
big sensation; watch this capitalization
$500. 0o0 par value 81 Good salesman
wanted az once Write or wire today.
LanEford OIL & Development Co. sol Main
St. Fort Worth. Texas.
HUECO BASIN-40 miles from Fl Paso.
weu now being drilled biologists say oil Is
there have state permits on large tract
OF best located Land IN this district. VIII
rclinqulsh interest IN 40. so or $50 acres.
s2.60 70 $500 per acre
J.. u. kIBLEH.
116 Texas ST Phi 1926
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
make
NEW RECORDS
Big Upward Movement
Hits the Red Metal
Stock List.

A big upward move again under
way IN the market crnted some new
high records IN the copper list Friday
according 60 J. s Curtss & Co. hotel
Sheldon
Anaconda showed an extreme ad-
vance Of over g point American
Smelling & Refining gained $3.50 per
share Inspiration sold exdividend
$50 a share at 622s. recovering %
OF the div lend. Utah opened At 81
up one quarter and at noon was SELL
ing at s5&.
Oils. especially Mexican Petroleum
and Texas. boLh worked 20 new levels,
Texas gaining points at 2eL Repub-
lie Steel American Locomotive and
Bethlehem AL made new high
records for the week
On the curb Verde Extension sold at
44M, the bid rtrice. Verde Combina-
ton 8 bid, and much stronger. Mag
ma Copper was reactionary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
SHRINERS TO GIVE GRAND BALL
AND ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT

FL Nadia Temple. A. A o. y. Il s.
tonight in Liberty hall following. q
concert BY the Temple band. under
the direction OF \. n Bourland, VIII
give a vaudeville show and grand
BAN for the benefit OF the band and
patrol Of the temple.
The program follows
Band concert
Reading. by Roy Colburn.
Saxophone solo, Serenade, BY Miss
Nina Locke. accompanied by Howard
Locke
song. The Winds o. the South
Monolog. BY Wilke-
Song. by Frank Cheek
Toe dance, Miss Martha Esquivel,
accompanied by Miss Nae Hermans.
Violin solo. by Mr.. HouOWcheek-
Sketch, By Misses Beatrice Hills
and Annie Chase, accompanied by MISS
Mae Hermans-
Spanish waltz. Margaret Stevens
and Frederick Krupp-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
Grains and Provisions.
Chicago Grain, Close.

Chieago Grain, Close.
Corn-Dac-. SL22E; Nay SL21A-
Ozt-Dec.. -0Ec. Nay. 72Ac-
Chicago Provisions. Close
Pork-Oct. $500: Jan. sS2-5o.
Lard-Nov. S2600s Jan. S2s.27-
Rlbs-Oct.. S1S25; Jan, S17-3z-
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago, Ill. Oct 1Q.-Butter-HtEher
creamery. 49665Ac-
Eegs-Higher. receipts, 5s52i flrsts. g @
55Hcs ordinary frsts. 4s G47c; at market
cases included. IS @ 53cs storage packed,
firsts. ssh O SIC
fowls. 17624c-
Potztoes-Weairs arrivals. IS cars north
ern sacked whites. s2-0o q 22o: bulk. $500
921os Idaho rurals. S2-356 as.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
FEDERAL COURT TO TAKE
CRIMINAL DOCKET MONDAY

The criminal docket VIII be taken
ID IN federal court Monday, district
attorney Hugh Robertson announced
Friday. The grand jury viii make
another report Saturday afternoon
when It is expected that between 30
and 90 additional true bills viii be
returned Federal officials estimate
that fully $50 indictments viii be
returned during the present term Of
the grand jury
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
Legal Notices.



EDICTO.
In e. 5uiolo testauentario del ST. Juan
2. Rinc6n Callardo. e. 81. Juez SO. de 20
Civil de esta poblaci6n. Lie Trinidad
Gonzalez de IA vega, ha mandado citar a
todos lossobrinos del testador dentro del
tercer grade. a FIN de cue Sc presenter q
deouctr los derechos cue les Correspondent
con motive del lagado de cinco mil pesos.
cue para cada uno dej6 el ST. Rincou
Gallardo en- So memorla test5nentaria de
de mayo de 1916. cue oiorgo en- esta
Cludad ante el ST. Notario Agustin Silr1
Valencia, bajo 81 concepto de que para
pressntarse. tendr4n IN t6ruino de treinta
dfas q contar desds Ia Ultima publication
del presente edicto. cue Sc hara por tres
receE ed dlez en- diaz dfas.
Mexico, % de Septiembre de 1873.
A sAN-GERMAN-
translation
4 stamp which reads: UNITED ME1kI-
CAN STATES. Ftfth Civil Court. Mexico
On the CENTER The National Coat CT
EDIcr.
Under the restaneutary proceedings OF
9lr. Juan 3 Rlnc0n Gallardos the Judge
q the Fifth Civil Court OF this city Lie
Trinidad Gonzalez de Ia Vega. hereby
orders 20 be summoned all the nephaws
Of the testator within the third degree
OF kindred. for the purpose that they
alege the rights corresponding 70 them.
IN regard 20 the legacy Of tive THOUSAND
pesos. heuueathed 90 each one OF them
by 1lr Rlncon Gallarde IN his viii dated
May 9Th. 1916. executed IN this city be-
fore Notary Public Agustin Silva Va
lencia. On the understanding that the said
nephews are hereby given a term Of thirty
days 10 appear. % be counted from the
date o. the last publication CT this edlct
which shall be published three tlmes with
intervals iof ten days between each pub
lication.
Mexico. September 2sth. 1873.
tsigusdl a. sAN-GERMAN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

fBy Associated Frrsl-l
New York Oct 1o.-Sterling demand,
sA1ss cables. 9419A-
Tine loans. strong 90 days, so days and
six months, 6 bid
Call money, firm Hlgh. s; low. 8; rul-
ing rate. s. closing bid. ~ offered az 8
last loan. 8. Bank acccptancea, as
Bar silver. sL17-
Mexican dollars. sic
Copper. steady. Electrolytlc spot and
last quarter. 25ise; small lots second hand,
21H 22Hc
Antimony. $3.50
Lead. fiTH- spot. $50 bid; Dee. ss.15
blds-S6-S5 asked
speIter. firm East St Louis. spot, $3.50
asked
At London.
London. Eng Oct lo.-Ths following
quotations were offered;
spot copper. E1o4. us, Sd
EIectrolytic. STA
Tin. 1883. rs. Cd
Lead. E27. rs, Sd
Snelter, $50. 15L