The Native Silv?r Mining Co.—Peo¬ ple of the State of N. Y.....;..... 3 The Tilly Foster Iron Mining Co

)—Mey¬ er Caen.......................... 94 04 Merchant, Stephen L.—The Inter¬ colonial Coal Mining Co

off of a number of special¬ ties. Phenix Mining stock, now rarely dealt in, about $1.50 a share

¬ plies to that other aU-mijiortant product of the soil, anthracite coal. The catalogue might bo extended

engineering. Mr. Pierce was grad¬ uated from the Columbia School of Mines in 1892. He has been for some time

Water Street, New York. Brown's Cable Carriages for Coal Yards, Mines, Quar¬ ries, &c,. &c. J. C

's investigation was to deter¬ mine what has been the actual increase in the cost of living since the war started

-fired steam radiator, and the kitchens are equiiiped with coal ranges and gas cookers. The gas

,000,000 The increase in teachers' salaries already deter¬ mined on is.................................... 9

and in insisting that coal be mined in the Kansas fields during the strike last winter, prompted the labor leaders

of coal to manufacturers have brought down the price of Portland cement, and other lines will be similarly

would liave been obviated if the anthracite coal supjily had alwaj's been regarded as jiublic property

), telegraphs, etc., while its general location favors accessibility to coal mines. Iron mines and rich

far this deficiency -will ba made up by the cultivation of other crops is undeter¬ mined

to supply the currency demand of those countries. Tbe supply of gold from the mines was one hundred

..............................384 65 American Bonding Co of Baltimore—J J Randall ..........................397,66 King Coal Mining

to the Legislature. Extravagant! think you, Mr. Labor Reformer ! these ideas of mine ? Not extravagant, Mr, Labor

an enormous benefit to the consumers of refined oil in all countries. It mined thouaands of refiners

, or not afc all, and mines are closing up. There is less work and less pay forthe working classes than at any

by Congress. In 1876 the cost of mining 100 bushels of coal was $2.50, whereas in 1883 it was $4, aud