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The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Ice Hockey Guide Just Out.

The Ofcisl Ice Hockey Guide has
juet been published n contains The
Laws Of hGckey. Constitution OF thc
Amateur Hockey League, the Ontarip
Rulcs; Eastern Canada Rules; or
fetal Rules Governing Play for the
stanley cup; Championship Rules Of
the Amateur Hockey League, and
chapters on the American AmatCUT
Hockey League season % 1909 Inter
collegiate Hockey League Champion
shin Race OF t9o9 AllColieGiate
League Ice Hockey Team oi 1905.
InterschOlastic League Championsh.p
Race of 1909: Hockey in the Pittsbufg
District and also In Cleveland The
book contains fine halftones Of all
the prominent Hockey Teams. I VII
be sent 10 any address IN the sUniteJ
states or Canada by the American
Sports Publishing Company. - Wnr
ieu-st. New York city. upon receipt
OF ton cents
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
AUCTION SALE
UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
ERuDAY. DECEMBER 3RD.

The Grand Trunk Railway System
Will sell at Public Auction at Auction
Warcr0ouIs NJ Mcssrs Van Loon a.
Goebel. l6l Nichigap.aye Detroit. on
Friday. December 3rd. 1909. at 10 A.
~. all unclaimed baggage. consisting
OF trunks satchols. purtmanteaus
package. rfc. m their unclaimed room
not called for and taken away previous
TO that date.
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REDUCED RATES TO OMAHA. NEe
AND RETURN VIA MICHIGAN
CENTRAL

Account National Corn Exhibition
Tickets at rate Of one and onc.nali
fare will be sold Dee 9th. Sth 10ta
18th and 18TH with final return limit
Dec 20th Consult AGENTS. Opera
House Block or Depot foot OF Thifd
81. for full particulars.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

Diagram Cue ball IS below. 5.s
loft: object ball - right. stroke -
in excess 81 medium Cue bail cVsl-
ions az s y. & onectinE carom on
bali - object BALL cushions at y, =.
resting at ,. near ball b Tnis oc.
cufs often ,n . game Most players
arc content with matiug the caruni
and. with thdt in FicW clt nuc lHa
object bail while f Jb,t would pin.
nI with twist iae stroke would 8e
effected and s"t.up left The sccro;
az the s'.ote g. 10 throw the object
ball at the point n 0r near as posi-
Uc. eEcc~sjyc twist being Gycn tho
cue bali the carom i- assured
Diagram Cue fall is above -
leff. ouigrt ball - Ioff stroke
medium Cpc BALI kisses directly un
carom bail AMI object ball. spriug,ng
from the cushion. rolls 10 a.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Throws Scare lnto Lauhschef.

Lou Laubscher, the pool shooter
had narrow escape I'm his match
with Earl Weldon al Dingeman's room
703 Kercheval-aye,. Wednesday uigar
but rallied just az tho crowd wa
awarding Weldon the match and Won
out. 100 TO 90 Laubscher then offered
TO play Weldon l25 balls so l0o bu,
the latter declined Thursday uiRni
I.aubscher is scheduled AZ pete Er
yink's 4S3 Holcomb-aye.. where he
VIII play Eddie Allen.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Sells 500, GOO Worth of
FiuE1f Seats Already

NEW CoGroh has done thing that
his business affairs connected
de Emssar
les have canyassed getting subscri
t.4us % IohnsonJenries u' a.
reach the 100000 red CoTroJ Four daHs ago
100000 had
Yesterdays mail brought The complete list Of Subscribers
hundred individuals have
$1,000 worth o. reservations several are down for
These
amounts
hoatiug
cone dreved surely the bidding
an the hole
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pevereaux beats Burke.

of ihe hest drivers in America. won Is
frsts aud l6 seconds in the Cleveland
matinee events the past season. +. ).
burke Jr, was only on" behind NIr.
: DevcreauX IN The numh"r ot races
won.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Slightly Mixed.

Ch.cazo Tribune. pulls a good one.
"a. follows. THE fne Italian hand
% John r. Brush's gum shoes y
iroueiv iu evidence. says n Phi.adel'
phia chr6nicier Now really we
can't stand for that
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
JOE CHERRY STILL ALIVE.
Actually Signs 10 Box Bout Up IN
His Home Town. Saginaw.

Saginaw. Mich, Dec. l.--(SpcciaD
Joe Cherry the Saginaw lightweight.
and Ford Munger OF Detroit, have
been matched for ten rounds here
next Monday night. Tn. Clarence
Forbes johnson 20 has been postponed
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
cooner saainaM's capta IN.

SAGINAW. Mich. Dec. ., 1909
Especial Dewitt Cooper, dashing
baif back of two years experience
was today elected captain OF the sag
iuaw hirh eleven for 1910.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
STILL RUNNING

ID. & c. Line steamers daily be-
tween Detroit and Cleveland
leave Io:4S p. m. Boats are
we'll heated and as comfortable
rs your home.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

can Lacquer. figured in il. as did Jonn-
ny Eyers. the brainy little iuhelder OF
the CUBS
Detroit had runners on first and
second. with no one ont. when "
Cohh walked 10 The plate The score
AZ the time being close. Il was CpUE's
place 10 advance the runners by sac
rifcing or on the hit-andlun play
Joe Tinker. at short. held his man
close 70 second base, and 'Three-Fin-
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Test fer George cano.

George Gano. 2:02 Il, will be IN a
class rext year that Will tell how good
a race horse the son Of Gambetta
Wilkes really is.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

The most remarkable play that /
ever Witnessed on ball field. every
thing considered, took place AZ De
troit, during the worlds series OF sos.
And Ty Cobb. the sensational Ameri-
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
ROOT.FOGLER TEAM LIKED
viii be the FsVorite in the Sir-DaJ
eicycle Race, On Monday.

Bicycle Race. On Monday.
NEW YORK. Dec Root and
Foeler who have twice captured the
long six-day bicycle races in Madison
Square Garden. have become team
mates again this year and will be the
favorites in the betting on the race
which begins Sunday night at one
minute past midnight
Last year Root and Fogler split AMI
tried new partners With the result
ihat neither team won
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

Cobb attempted TO steal second base.
10 be thrown our by Yards by Johnny
King. bringing 10 a close one OF the
most remarkable innings ever kno sn
in baseball and practically cinching
an important victory FOR Chicago
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job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co., Il John R.-St. Ph. 1893
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

Some tIme in the near future cap
tain L. to he selected by the lively
nttlc Spaiding basketball team Man
ager Bob Grogan tells me thar one cleo
ron has been held ALREADY There
wore six players present and all voted.
Merz. Bullion and Clhrich each re-
ccived two votes Some terrific Wire
pulling is said 10 he in process AZ pres
ent. pending renewal OF the right or
suffrage
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
HEART
HEART
Uffh the
Sporting
Editor.

II the magnates of the American aud .
National leagues really want 10 make I
the batting department Of baseball a
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

In another column the Times repro
iuccs Tim Murnane's recollection OF
tho play which all Detroiters will prob
ably cOnctde 70 have been, the best In
he history Of Bennett park. Aside
from The fact that Tim makes the
PLAYS on OLearv and Crawford con-
tinnous his recountal Of the deeds Of
Brown. King et al. is substantially
correct. too.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Carr Boosts Sehreiber.

Carr speaks well OF Pitcher Schrei.
Der. the giant southpaw whom De-
troit drafted from the Central league
He was formerly on indianapolis list
and showed all sorts OF ability. Carr
thinks that the Tigers well knowN
scrappy proclivities viii perform a
valuable service for the Young man
when he gets into close games
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

The daily NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to-the-conferenoe story in the Chicago
papers is quite entertaining TO those
in these parts who may have wondered
whether II was the conference or
Michigan that would 90 the worrying.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

Ry the vav What became ~ Kala-
mazoos bid for the 1effries.Johnson
go
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

Frank Gotch has now forfeited some
thing like 500 900 TO Dr. Roller, but
keeps on trying vainly 70 throw the
dentist nightly with the Jeffries snow
The champion is surely a plucky ath-
lptt
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

tlolt college, lNtifa.I eleven Nt.
year George Kelly 'riIl s.Iiu .oa.
The team loses but thrcr mru kDu|
McGnNRh nnd ltahAuI
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NEW YORK BANKS.

NEW YORK, January 9-The state
ment of clearing house banks for the
week shows that the banks hold s., &c., go
more than the requirements of the % per
cent reserve rule. This is an increase of
81 ,73J, go in the. proportionate cash re-
serve, as compared with last week
The statement follows:
Loans. 81 o97 ,035, 100, increase So. ST.. 900
Deposits, $1,31S, 349, 500 increase $780,
600.
Circulation, SO, 254, 300 decrease S1O6, 100.
Legal tenders $s3 151 900. increase S.
Coz $50.
Specie. $40 100, 400 increase 81 800.
Reserve $780, $50, 400. increase s11 JOG, 200
Reserve required, $;;39, 5s7, 49, increase
$3.50, $50.
Surplus, So co., $50 increase 81. 7,5,6 go
EX-Unted States deposits, $24 $50, 30,
increase. S1.74O. $50.
The percentage OF actual reserve of the
clearing house banks today was 27OS
The statement Of banks and trust COM
panies of Greater New York not report
ing to the clearing house shows that
these institutions have aggregate deposits
of 81, 145. 499, 500: total cash on hand, $112
3O1. 100. and loans amounting to $1,OJ6
500 800.
Money on call nominal; time loans dull
and heavy; sixty days. 2la2& per cent
and nienty days, 2s4a3 per cent; six
months, 81 and 31a per cent.
Close-Prime mercantile paper. 324a4 per
cent. Sterling exchange steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at 4S49Oa
4S5 for sixty-day bills and at 4S715a
4.s720 for demand. Commercial bills.
4.s4s4a4.s47s. Bar silver, 5l1a. Mexican
dollars, A. Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds easy.
The F'inancier says:
1.-The statement of the clearing house
banks of the city of New York for the
week ending January showed a heavy
increase in all leading items, the most no.
ticeable feature being the gain of $19.-
600 500 in cash. Loans expanded $l4 49,
600 and deposits rose 52,Oo0.900 The in
crease i'll deposits neceSSitated an addi-
tional reserve requirement of $1,000. 900.
but even with this, surplus reserve on all
deposits was Increased 81 ,J97 ,075, stand
ing on Saturday at s26,301, 400
The banks gained heavily during the
week from the interior, and also from
operations with the subtreasury. The
shipments of gold abroad amounted for
the week to s2.OOO,0OO, and as the season
is approaching when money naturally
flows to this center from the interior,
every facility for further gold exports eX-
lists at this time.
The summary of the state banks and
trust companies in Greater New York not
reporting to the New York clearing house
indicated a contraction in loans of ST.
9JS. 500. an increase of about one and one
half millions in cash and decrease of
500 100 in net deposits.
1.-The trust companies within the next
three weeks will have to provide some
thing like $4,000 900 additional cash re-
serve against deposits III order to com
ply with the provision of the New York
banking law, and this withdrawal of funds
may have a momcntary effect on the local
money market"
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ENORMOUS PROFIT POSSIBILITIES

Buy COALITION Monday market"
member
outright,
half single month in 1905 Mohawk
30 $40 share One blast
in he Monnette
accomplished the
COALITION is times large the Mohawk
being in opening the COALITION today
the Mohawk. RAWFIIDE
the
bullion. will
men in COALITION
hawk
While a
of heir
| RAWHIDE COALITION springme
the TRUTH RAWHIDE COALITION n
mining share trading the East West
offered the chance of getting highcas
security GROUND
basis Rawf Coalition. This is YOUR opportunity.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, January "a more liberal
estimate than any previously made on the
total wheat crop of Argentina caused a
slump in prices in the wheat market here
today, final quotations showing net losses
of a to Is Corn, oats and provisions also
closed easy.
The break in wheat prices occurred late
in the session following the announce
ment that n reliable authority now placed
the total yield of wheat this year in
Argentina at 10000 900 bushels, which Is
a much heavier yield than previously esti-
mated This news enlivcned an otherwise
dull session and brought out general SELL
ing during tho final half hour, which re-
suited in the May and July deliveries de-
Ginning nearly j cent from the high point
of the day.
Moderate tirmness was displayed early
in the day owing to the bullish situation
In the market for cash wheat, a good de
mand for the cash grain being reported
again in evidence. The market closed
weak, with May at LOSS and July at 9S-
ClearanceS of wheat and flour were equal
to $4,000 bushels. Primary receipts were
10000 bushels, compared with 52l, 900
bushels the corresponding day year ago.
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of 226 cars. against DBL cars last
week, and 800 cars q year ago
A substantial Increase in offerings of
corn from Iowa and Nebraska had a
weakening effect on the corn market, but
the volume of trade was not large. The
late slump in wheat also induced some
selling. The market closed weak, with
prices off las compared with the
previous close.
Final quotations on May We're at 611.a
619s, and on July 6124. Local receipts were
1870 cars, with of contract grade.
Commission houses and cash interests
were fair sellers of oats throughout the
greater part of the day, and as result
the market was rather weak. The break
in wheat brought out additional offerings.
At the close prices were 1saAaas below
the previous close. Local receipts were
80 cars Provisions were rather weak the
entire day. the feature of the trading be-
ing free sales by leading grain operator.
The market closed easy, with prices 3 to
1Oc lower
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat.
ii cars: corn, I'll cars; oats, 123 cars:
hogs, 5000 head.
ST. LOUIS. January s.--Wheat-No. ..
red. cash 1.10a1. t.: No. >. hard, 1.05laa
90. No. 3, LOS: May. 1.O7h: July, 9614.
Corn-No. cash. 59a60: May, COL July,
CHS; No: white. "a.
oats-No cash. a11aa521a; May, 5o,a:
July, 4o14; No. white, o2l2.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. January O.
Close: Wheat-May, 1.Os1aal.0sss: July,
l. 0S9s: No. 1 hard. 1.10h; No. L northern,
.o9l4; No northern, 1.07l4 No. :; north
ern. LOLA al. 05I.
Flour-First patents 5.4oa565; second
patents, J.23aJi0: first clears, 4.00a4. 10;
second clears, 2.Hja::00.
Bran in bulk, 1S.7Ja19.00.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis. January .
Wheat--No. l northern. III; No. north
crn lao; May. Lees asked.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Yesterdays statement of the Treasury
balances in the general fund. exclusive
Of the $50. 000.0 900 gold reserve. shows:
Available cash balance. s16e. 263. 201 /;
gold coin and bullion, s29.4s5,017; gold
certificates. Si0,31S,S10.
The condition of the Treasury at the
beginning of business yesterday was as
Follows
Reserve fund-Gold coin and bullion,
~. 100000.
Trust funds to redeem outstanding
ter,ificateS-Gold coin. 1851. 002 500: sill
kcr dollars. $4SS,S So. 0O0: silver dollars
bf 1890. s+.aS1. 900. Total. $1,354.445.S69.
General fund sI62.I61.s9I: deposits in
national banks. s125.100.994; I'm Philip
k,ine treasury. S5.121.15.: awaiting reim-
bursement, s2,o45,911; current liabili-
lies, $l3S, 161
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New York Mining Stocks.
MANCHESTER CLOTH.

MANCHESTER. England, January O.
There was slight improvement on the
cloth market last week, and more cheer
full reports from China helped to better
the tone and fair sales We're recorded
in that direction. The Indian offers
proved a shade more attractive. prob
ably due to the tirmer tone of silver.
Mediterranean buyers operated more free
ly and prices generally were firmer.
The volume of business in yarns did
not improve. and stocks, especially of
fine and medium grades, are increasing
The demand runs principally for the low
er sorts and quotations occasionally We're
dearer.
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COPPER. PATENTED. FOURTH REST IN
Verde district: $4,000 improvements; easy
terms TO responsible parties. BALLARD, Jew
cler. Jerome. Ariz
Surety Bonds.

When Won have occasion TO give take a
surety bond tot any characten see Phone Main
3l3. J. S. SWoRMSTEDT, a423 \. y.
ia94t6
BIG MONEY IN WIIEAT-$10 BUYS PUTS OR
calls on 10000 bushels Of wheat: No FURTHER
RISK, movement of ~. from price makes You
$500: 10. $500 Sc. $500. etc. Write for cir
cular, FREE EXCHANGE MEMBERS. THE
STANDARD GRAI&AND STOCk co. 1nc }.
43t Electric bldg. cleveland. Ohio. drl3- Su, If
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

NEW YORK January 3-lmports of
and dry goods at the port
f New York for the week ended Janu-
nv were valued at slJ,361 $50
Imports OF specie were SO, fJ1 silver and
I 1S.61o gold.
Exports of specie were sos. fOO silver
md $3.50 gold.
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HAS NO peer IN the west

Born in February, RAWIIIDE COALITION Mines
gold nne record for quick
Ely
boast OF the follow
IN RAWHIDE COALITIONS
mining machinery with which
the Twentyone machine hoiss OF an aver
have been installed and In
operation Approximately been in
is being spent to develop the
ground being other month Of the
panys showing single easers
total
mile that this easer has
capacity to treat its alone
a the still
unsold with
mills when the leasers
it treasury
practically been oasis
royalties received from leasers being at all
during the exploratory
Nnetyfve cent Of the spent
bodies
already shipped
and distinct workings on the
commercial been disclosed In not
opinion Of President E. w
without scientific endeav-
block out for purposes OF
225on-per-day mill busy for
capacity OF the
100000 when
been installed OF an issued
selling
Exchange 81
max RAWfIIDE COALITION at least 60
dividend
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales.-Regular call, L. O'Clock noon-W ashing-
ton Rwy. and Elec. Is. 81 900 at Ss1s.
Washington Gas ., at az. % at 6S, 81 at 6S
q at IS. % at GS, p at 6s, % Mt So % at 6S
% at 675s.
Mergenthaler Linotype. J at 2osi4. 10 at POS.
National City Bank. 100 at $50.
United States Trust, 10 at 100, al 100, 10
at 100. at 100.
Fircmen's Insurance % at 10.
Potomac Insurance Sc at 33.
After call-Unted States Trust. ! at 100.
Washington Gas cert. $500 at 1O1.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. COM. 10 at IO5s
10 al 40ss 10 at 4O5s. Is at 409s.
pnNnS
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FOREIGN BANKS.

PARIS, January 9.-ClosinG: Three per
cent rentes, 96 francs so centimes for
the account
Exchange on London. 20 francs 10la
confines for checks.
BERLIN, January 3.-The weekly state
ment OF the Imperial Bank of Germany
shows the following changes:
Cash in hand increased 65,11I. 900 marks
loans decreased Sl.036OOO marks, dis
counts decreased 175. SCI 600 marks, treas
ury bills increased S.74l 600 marks, notes
in circulation decreased s203 All 600 marks
and deposits increased ?,419,HO marks.
Exchange on London, - marks IS pfen-
nicS for checks.
The rate of discount for short bills is
> per cent and for three month bills Is
rs per cent.
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Listed on the New York Curb, Boston Curb, and San
Francisco Stock Exchange, and Still Selling
at Only Fraction Of Its Real Value
It Promises to Earn Enormous
Stock Market Profits
and Dividends for
Investors.

mining speculation East or
public been afforded an OPP
gold mining enterprise on sucn an
making basis that offered IN RAWHDh
share present market quo
profits IN fAWfDf
COALITION period to be oVerwhennsN
other security railroad IN
mining American securities list and
urgently anything prevailing
dividend profits
mad by in
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OPPORTUNITY

One of the largest operating mining companies
of Nevada. which has large bodies of MILL
GRADE already opened up, and some HIGH
GRADE ore which assays as much as 500 per
ton in gold and silver, would be glad to interest
a few men of means for the purpose of install
ing larger working plant. that these bodies
of ore can he developed and handled at pro6t.
number OF prominent business OF Wash
ington largely interested. Highest references
TO the properties and management. with ful!
description. will he furnished upon application.
WILLIAM Ii. LEWIS
ASfSu,w. 1:t'.0 Room sol. Star Bldg.
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BERLIN. January 9-Prices moved ir-
regularly on the boerse here today and
trading was inactive. American securi-
ties were weaker
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THE FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, January 9.-Trading on the
stock exchange has seen a disappointing
week, and unfavorable influences predomi-
mating there have been check in the ex-
pansion of the business which was gen.
orally looked forward to with the en-
trance of the new year The political I'M
certainties again caused an irregular ten
dency in the foreign section and also In
kaffirs. These securities dropped on lack
OF support from Paris, which has been
the chief mainstay of this section. Good
business transpired in the new ISSUES that
continued to appear, always to the detri-
ment OF the standard securities of low
yield, and with the monetary conditions
harder than was expected the general
trend at the end of the week was down.
ward
Consols registered loss of Is
American securities moved in see-saw
fashion. First the Supreme Court decided
against the Consolidated Gas Company
and sent values down; then Wall street
bull support more than recovered the in
itial losses, but later interest sIackened
and the week finished dull and uncertain
with values from l to ; points lower than
last Saturday.
Money became available early in the
week at / per cent on individual dis
burSements, but the huge repayments 10
the bank left the market rather bare of
supplies. DISCOUNTS moved upward at
the end of the week OH large gold shin
ments to the Argentine and the continued
weakness of Paris checks. which is con-
sidered in some quarters as foresha Allowing
an early advance in the Bank of Eng
lands rate of discount. This because gold
is returning to the country quickly owing
to improving trade conditions and the
bank soon must consider the advisa bility
of building up a reserve
BERLIN. January 9.-Prices moved ir-
regularly on the boerse here today and
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PARIS. January 3-rradnS ON the
bourse today was steady.
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Rye-No 1, 761.
Corn-May. 611:a61:s bid.
Barley-Standard, tG12; samples, eliza
6Ji3; No. .. t2aG4; No. 4, Gla6112.
DULUTH, Mimi. January 3-Wheat-
No. l hard. LOS: No. l northern. 1O91s
No. = northern. LOTS; May. 10als; July,
1.O9is
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MILWAUKEE. Wis. January .
Wheat-No. 1 northern. III; No. 2 north
crn, ll0; May, 1oG5s asked.