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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-27
BEARS IN CONTROL
Stock Market Opens Weak
After the Triple Holiday.
SELLING MOVEMENT HEAVY
General Electric Leads Decline,
Which Becomes General.
BUYING ORDERS INSUFFICIENT
Slump Is Partially Checked, But
Tone Continues Dull-Pools
Help Some Issues.
SELLING MOVEMENT HEAVY
BUYING ORDERS INSUFFICIENT

NEW YORK, December a7-The
feature OF the stock market under re-
sumption Of business following the
triple holiday was the severe decline
In General Electric, due, presumably, to
the approaching prosecution of the So
called electric trust by the federal gov
ernment General Electric opened with
a decline of Ia and declined to 2%
points. The rest of the list was in
chned to weakness, with the exception
Of Western Maryland, which showed
initial gains of y to 1 point.
Declines in Other Issues.
Trading was all on the bear side in the
frst hour. with what the room regarded
as especially good selling of United
States Steel.
In addition to General Electric. which
continued weak, there were declines of a
point or over in Steel, Westinghouse,
Union Pacific, Reading and Lehigh
Valley Buying orders at the low level
resulted in some recoveries before the
end Of the first hour, but the markets
Undertone was still heavy.
The selling movement gathered volume
in the second hour and caused further
declines in the active list. The same
group of spectators which was recently
tTeOlteO WITH much activity for the long
account was today prominent on the
other side.
Small State Bank Closes.
The closing of a local state bank Of
minor Importance contributed to the pre-
dominant bearish sentiment. General
Electric made a further decline to Isl on
light offerings. Exceptions to the down.
ward tendency were Consolidated Gas
and Western Maryland, but the move
Hent in these issues was attributed to
pool manipulation. Bonds were Irregular
Prices hardly moved at all during the
Usual interval Of midday dullness, but the
tlndertone was much better. Consolidated
Cos lost all of its forenoon rise and
Pacific Mail was also down 2 points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-27

william H. Brookens. sixty-seven years
old. q retired farmer OF Fayetteville, Nd,
died Of pneumonia at his home. He Was
a Cnien soldier in the civil war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-27
ALEXANDR|AAFFA|RS
Christmas Celebrations Held
in Sunday Schools.
CHARLES KINGS FUNERAL
One Holiday Arrest-Negress Cuts
Man Who, She Says,
Slapped Her.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. December -. 1910.
The Christmas celebration Of the pri-
mary and beginners classes Of the Wash
ington street Methodist Episcopal Church,
South was held this afternoon.
A musical and literary program was
given. followed by distribution Of prizes
to scholars. The celebration took place
in'the Young Peoples building Of that
church.
The main Sunday school celebration
Will be held In the same building at 1880
O'Clock tomorrow evening.
The First Baptist Sunday School will
hold it's celebration at that church at
7:3O o'clock this evening. Most Of the
other Sunday schools Will hold their ceIe-
brations tomorrow evening Some are
also slated to be held Friday evening
next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-27
One Holiday Police Case.

AS a result of the Christmas celebration
yesterday but one arrest was made dur
ing the day. Blanche Parker, c0lored,
charged with an assault on Robert Hicks.
colored, with q knife, was given four
months in Jail.
Hicks had to have twenty-three stitches
taken on the side Of his face Both his
hands were also badly cut. The woman
said she cut him with knife because he
slapped her.
The affair took place at the extreme
end of North Columbus street, at 7:3O
o. clock last night. Afterward the woman
was arrested by Policemen Roland, Mich
olson and Rawlett
John Phearson, nineteen years old, yes
terday afternoon was thrown from q
horse. The horse he was riding ran
away. A lacerated chin was Phearson' 8
injury. He was taken to the Alexandra
Hospital.
A horse attached to a light runabout
ran away on King street shortly after
o'clock yesterday afternoon while the
driver was absent. The horse was stopped
as 1t turned into North Royal street by
George w. Welker, Jr. The vehicle was
not damaged.
Richard a. Lacey has sold his farm,
consisting of fifty-seven acres. near Ac-
cotink, Fairfax county, to Frank T. Tai
bot
The condition of Albert Stuart con-
tinues critical.
Alexandria, Washington Lodge, F.. and
A. NJ, will hold a meeting tonight. Officers
will be elected to serve for the ensuing
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-27

Mems evening clothes. Owen, tailor, 1904 H
'-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-27

CALL MONEY.
Call Money........... IS IS 81 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-27
Circuit Court to. Meet.

The circuit court for this city will
convene January S, with Judge ]. b. T.
Thornton presiding. The case of Har-
rington against the city council Of
Alexandria is slated to be heard.
The object Of the suit is to recover
damages for the death Of a horse
which several months ago fell into q
trench at Queen and Columbus street
and. had to be killed. A special jury
moned.
The funeral Of Charles King, who
died yesterday, will be held at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon from Grace P. T.
Church.
Services will be conducted by Rev:
Edgar Carpenter. rector. Burial will
be in Presbyterian cemetery.
The following will be the pallbear-
ers: Carroll Pierce, A: D: Brockett. Ur-
Bayne. Raymond Hulfish, w. A. smoot,
jr., and Richard Chichester.
At a meeting of the board Of directors
Of the chamber of commerce, held at It's
rooms at IL o'clock this morning, COM
A. SmOot, jr., and r. 8. Jones was ap-
pointed to draft resolutions on the death
of Charles King, a member OF that Or
ganization. 1t was also decided to attend
the funeral in body.
Funeral Of J. Hanson Price.
Funeral services for J. Hanson Price,
who died yesterday at his home, 11S
North Alfred street, will be held at IL
o'clock tomorrow morning, from the
home. Services will be conducted by Rev.
n P. Phillips, rector of st. Paurs P. e.
Church.
The funeral Of Mrs. Harriet Brown,
widow of Charles Brown, who died Sun
day. took place this morning from the
home OF her son-in-law, DR.. Angus Craw-
ford. dean of the Episcopal Theological
Seminary. Services were conducted by
Rev. DR.. 8. A. Wallis, assisted by Rev.
r. X. Massie, both of the Episcopal Theo-
logical Seminary. The remains were after
ward shipped to Mount Holly, N. j., for
burial.
George ". Halls funeral will take place
at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from his
late home, 40 North Patrick street. Rev.
w. J. Morton, rector Of Christ p. E.
Church. will conduct the services. Inter-
ment will be in Bethel cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-27
The City Lights

The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset;
extinguishing begun one hour before sun
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
extinguished forty-ive minutes before
sunrise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-27

NETWORK, December 27-F'lour-Ouiet
and unchanged.
Rva-n,11
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-05
ADJUSTMENTS
THE GRAND TONIGHT.

Visit TO Bombay hand colored).
The Great West
The Love Cure"
Bear Hunt in the Rockies.
A Visit to Bombay" is a beautiful
hand cnlored pathe picture Seeing this
wonderful hand colored finn is the
next best thing to paying a visit to
the quaint town, the picture is re-
markable
The Great W est" is one of those
clever western dramas SO popular at
the Grand and this one is UP to the
high standard Of the Seng company.
The Love Care" is a most amusing
picture Play. with a large amount OF
funny situations throughout. you will
enjoy rhis picture.
"A Bear Hunt in the 4.ockies." is a
picture that will appeal to every lover
OF sports, this is one of the best rict-
ures OF the year, very interesting and
most sensational in seveal scenes.
The above program of over 5000
feet OF the latest and best in motion
pictures will prove Zig drawing card
tor thfS%oFular Grand tonight
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-05
THE PASTlME.

Our Saturday night programs are
always selected with great care to
please the large crowds which are
always out t see them. We will run
The usual three reels consisting of
three thousand feet or more, Of the
latest and best in motion pictures.
Everybody comes to the Pastime, the
house OF quality.
The Sisters of Poverty" drama.
"Shaskay Sha Raer of japan, =
meio-drama.
o er special feature-A biograpn
OF special merit A Corner in Wheat
one of the latest and lest. Dont fail
to see the big Saturday ni2ht program.
Next Wednesday, matinee and night
we viii offer the people Of Brunswick
for the first time, and possibly the last,
the only authorized motion pictures
CT the U1itad States Military Tour
namen; which was held at Toledo. O..
last July Don't fail 10 witness this
vast, stipend US and srecacular Pre-
duction. Re sure to come and bring
HE cai'dIen Get one Of our hand bills
and see about this Remember one
night only al the Pastime. the house
/ all hig features.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-05

TEN DOLLARS GWEN TO TIE
HOLDER OF THE TIME CARD
NEAREST THE TIME THE CLOCK
STOPS. BE HERE SATURDAY
NIGHT AT SEVEN-THlRTY. WOOD
m SO. co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-16
BOSTON COppER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone a Co. June is. A stronger tone
although dealings have not increased
TO any great extent Fractional rallies
have taken place in many or the active
stocks and In the case OF Superior Cop
per the gain was points. Tamarack
at 81 is one point higher. Such stoc M
as {. & A, and Copper Range are eaeh
recorded an advance OF IS odd 10 trad :
ing. however have been the principal
feature OF the market. although taeie
has been fairly good sized lots Of North
nounced reduction in its dividend but
the stock is unchanged In price. other
departments Of the market show no
great activity outside Amer Tel X Tel.
which is fractionally higher
Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig X Co. June 10: Early London
cables quote metal market up Is Sd,
nrm. Boston copper stock market ngnl
and higher this morning. Lake and
North Butte up 81. Superior 2. ODD DO
weeks the United Metals Selling CO.
has been asking i3c for its electroiytic
copper. but the competitors have taken
business by shading prices. and VIVA,
TYNE is l2as q IL q {. Several weeks ago
g :. Henry, the London representative
~ United Metals Selling Co.. was IN
this country 90 confer with the home
office on metal conditions. His return
was followed In less than two weeks
by the departure OF L. Broughton.
while j. ID. Ryan, president OF Aniai :
gamated Copper Co was scheduled 10
arrive in London yesterday. While lac
domestic situation remains quiet, lais SO
selling interests independent Oh Anal
gamated, say that indications point TO
an improvement in Europe. but 10.
eigners Will not omit themselves 10
any amount until they obtain conees-
siOns.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-16
Markets and Finance

s..5ogs. best 100 TO i.so0-lb shipping
steers s.glse; medium butcher -Secrs.
1000 TO iloo lbs, s6,e6Q7; light butcn-
8 so. fair TO good cows, ,isSassSS.
fat heifers, tsssg7.5o; good fat helf-
8 20; stock heifers. siQ 4.5O: best feed
ing steers. s5Q5 So medium TO goou.
DO $i.Sg5, stockers, all grades. SAG
s4.75 a. .25; light thin bulls 81. seq 40;
best mixers and springers, $50 u %
each: common TO good. do. SIS g4S
heavy, 81; workers., $40; piss. $40 ISa
1920
sheep and Lambs-Receipts cars.
steady spring lambs. 5000 So year
Calves. s5us.?5.
EAST Eh aSrf htfsA 4 y. June ,s-
The market closed with, the follu'.'ug
changes cattle-RseeiPts 70; steady
s srs PEi%e '.ssrs RsG
active, zoe higher: common To choice,
s6So9 30 Sheep and Lambs Re-
ssts9s: Gull 20 fair So. SOD ! 90 yesr-
lings. si,50gf,15 sheep. si@6. Hogs
--Receipts 1869. active and frm; y0,,h =
crs. sS.s5Ms.9o; pigs $40; mixed. 81 So,
heavy, s9.s0U9S5; roughs. sS.aO - "a,
stays. s,.500 s.s5.
CHICAGO. June i6.-Cattle-Rscoipts
: soc. steady; beeVcs. s5G5G 5 80. Ten
ans. 1925 q rs; westerns, s5.lO u 90;
stockers and feeders. s3,so@640. cows
and heifers, s.. 700 $50: calves. s6.6o -
q. Hogs-Receipts 1900, slow. hight.
sy.45 q go; mixed. 81. az 20; heavy
Ss.30gg7o, rough. $3.50 s.i5 piss,
ss.l0u9.5o. Sheep and Lambs-kc-
Celpts $4,000. steady TO shade lower /.
natives s350U6: westerns, s3,15@b .lO.
lambs, natives, 1915 $50, westerns.
s625gS35
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. ., June l5--Hogs-
Receipts 1000. 100 5c higher; r'e1i-
ums and heavies. 1895; mixed end
$50 Cattle-Reeeipts 3 ears. 81, ady
Lambs-Reccipts cars; springs, 50
top. Calves-Receipts 200 head. sa5V
top.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, June l6-Opening: Wheat
IN the Detroit market Is quiet and nrni.
Cash is unchanged. and the futures ere
" A.c. Weather in the winter wheat
heit is favorable. and In the northwest
cloudy The northwest got a couple
OF light showers. but wants NOR"
red wheat, 81 05 July. s5c; September,
f2hc; December. ~ &C. No. l white.
The corn market is dull and steady
+ at Gle for casn No. .. and 90 &c Tor
No ? yellow.
oats are firm and quiet at 4lkc FOR
cash, and SIC for September. standa. d.
The rye market is dull and steady at
Sic for cash No. /.
Beans are dull at So 80 for cash.
s2.O5 for October, and 81 for November.
CloVerseed is nominal at sea- tor
prime spot. Sc. SO for October. and 800
for March.
Grain receipts at Chicago. Thursday:
Wheat. cars corn. 157 cars; oats. III
cars
september wheat in Chicago openei
Thursday at 500 so sc. corn at ssia y
- &c. oats at 3ss. u S51sc and pork
Wheat in Liverpool opened asd and
was later quoted " q \. Il higher. Corn
opened I'D, and was later quoted sd
lower
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. o.. June 15.-wheat-Casn.
cofn1cash. 5Sise: July. soils sept.
5Sc. Dee, 50 a. Oats-Cash. S9"; july.
&shc, Sept. 361se; Dec. 81 &C Rye
No 2, zee: No. 3, 76c. Cloverseed-
cash, 1855; Oct. and Dec. sss7 u !,
March. Se62is Alsike-Prime. s.vs'
Aug s745 Timothy--Prime, s2..o.
Butter, eggs and hay. unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 15.--Grain: Wheat
opening was ~ sc lower on sat
tered commission and pit selling. bas, u
IN rains In the northwest Corn start
ed a shade lower. owing TO the Gne
weather. Oats opened frmer on All
options September and December lac
higher Provisions were Sharply
higher.
Noon-There was an advance on all
wheat options. July &c higher. sep
TENDER !. c higher. and December &c
higher. Corn followed wheat. July ard
september advancing sc each. oats
.emained Arm with Jul yadvancing Sc.
and September NC.
Close--w heat closed strong with
July n higher, September &c higher.
and December i4c higher. Corn
strengthened during the afternoon;
July closed Asc higher, September ana
December. q C higher oats Followed
other grains. Provisions were or
slightly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-16

Appies-Fancy. H945o: common. 81
as per Dbl; western box apples. s.'s
635o per box.
Bananas--Gocd shipping stock. sl.so
02.50. according TO quality
Beans-Dried Lima. 5 bac per 10
Bisckberries -Lawtons. $50 $50 per
bu
C-Iery-Flo-ida $3.50 per crate
Cauifnower--californ sle5 per doc.
per doz
cahbase-New. .l,5a225 per crate.
Cherries-Sour. IS a $50 per bu.
Cheese-Mchiga nat, late made, Is
6l5hc: fall made. i74isc: York state.
10 q 20c: L!mburger Wisconsin. l7Gl
York State. ls4lsc: German cream.
brick. $50 l6ic. Schweitzer. domestic
block. 24e: domestic LOAF. as: import
ed, ESQ soc per 10
Dates-Persian. 3 q sc per Id: Fards.
Qs1ac per 10.
Dressed Calves-Choice. IL u Il &c ID;
Fis.-imported. new. llGl4c per 10:
California. s5c per box.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers. hot
house. l39l4c per ID; head lettuce. 81: rs
per doz: radishes. long. i3c; round. zoo
Ter doz: wax beans. sl.1592 hu; T'ars.
LIS hamper; green peppers. So crate:
Florida tomatoes. sl.75 per 4-basknt
crate. soc per basket: water cress. .
q soc doz; carrots. 4oc doz; pie plant,
$4,000 doz; spinach. $4,000 bu: as
psragus. 81 G1.25 doZ. green peas. 500
2.25 bu: young onions, l0Vl2c q q.
California Fruits-Peaches. So: april
cots, S275: cherries sl.75 o. 25 per box.
GOoseberrfes-s4.5 per bu.
Hny-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for bsled hay In car
lots. T. O. b. Detroit: No. timothy.
$3.50 QlS; No. . timothy. $3.50 1850;
clover mixed. sl6n16.5o: rye straw,
t150QS: wheat and oat straw. $s.5OG ..
Loose hay from farmers wagons on
the city markets ranged from slSg %.
as to quality.
Hfdes-No. / cured hides. eHc: No;
green hides. Sc; No. ! cured bulls. srs
No. ] green bulls. &c: No. cured veal
kip. loIsc;. No green veal Kip. 81;
murrain' &c: No. i cured calf. I5c: No
green calf. lac: No. horse hide9.
$3.50; No horse hides, $3.50; No: 4
tsliow. 6lkc: No. talow. y sheep-
hides. lc on No. kip. calf, hc OF.
Honey-Fancy white. leo lie; amber
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-16
NEW AoRk pnnnucE

NEW YORK. June i5--E ,our--Cu i.t
steady Pork-Firm. mess s24H - So
Lard--Fiim. middle west. spot. sl2c0
q 1910 Sugar--Raw, weak refined.
dali, unchanged. Conee--Not quoted
Tailow-Quiet weak; city CSC. coIn-
try, 6it cGs, g Dressed pOuitry--Duil;
turkeys l5WlSc. chickens. lGt2sc.
fowls. l 3 u zoe; spring ducks. i9c. Live
I CultTy--Firm, geese lie: ducks. &c:
fowls, l9isc. turkeys. l0nlic. Cheese
Quiet. steady. state milk common t.
specials. loT l5c. Coffee options ops ned
unchanged 10 . points lower. Butter
Quiet. receipts 1866. creamery. extra
- r. state dairy. tubs. % &c. imi-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-16
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
DetrOlt.

s;ts ,T1sssaay night; ?, Miller 30;
II 20; boland; II 40; Kensington. Mid
land Prince, IA. IA. Rogers. l2:20 We'd
nPe rsdS.y morning ,MsinneaPeiis 1897;
Gates. Maia. 2:2o: shenango, S.SS. Mai
40; Cole, l:iS; o. Il. Parks. $50:
Adriatic. 5:s5: Prince Rupert. $40; AT.
fred Mitchell. 6:i5; Duneim. $50;
Schnck $40, 81: clair. $50; keefe, A.
Mazda, ,ii:.o. Northern Wave. Naples.
noon; Maryland. 1915 y. m: Garre.-
son. j. r HUTCHINSON, 80; Dulnln.
Ms Mari nooS sis HHermen. Marcia 25o.
Stearn. 100; Gilbert Nasmy,h. 5:Io.
Wisconsin. S'45' Berry. Roumania ana
Gayley. 3:iO: colonel, $50. 49,
Down: Eads, Darlington. Stadacona.
S;4O Tuesday night. Crerar. 1910, But
garia. 1925; w "a. Mack, 1870 We'd
nesday morning; Corey. Peter Reiss.
1870; John Mitchell. 2i5; y. O. Kerr.
Mariposa, Krupp. $50. Northern Light.
$50; X ). Warriner A W. Thomp-
son 80 Bartl' Heiyetia. Marvin.
m, Packer. 1925; Carbray. 1850, Pope.
>. Chicago. 2:aO, Sinaioa. Marina. 2.Zo.
Manchester. 3:@5. Rockefelief. Beil,
i.4O; cofiinberry, 80; J J. McWill-
Jams. $40, CoilingwOod, $3.50.
The 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE Mich. June Is.
Up. Leonard. Dunn. noon. Frlck.
~ 80 p. m. Wednesday; Reiss. Is. Ly-
man smith. 1880, Durston. 2:S0; Zenita
ana oil barge. $50, kongo. s, wexford.
CSC, lshpeming. Charles Mem. u FAIR
mount. Morreil, $50.
Down: Michigan. p m. Wednes-
day. sill. so. l.. &. Smith. $500 An
drews, q Carter. $50. Ellwood. Fritz.
s wiipen. $50. Morley $50 Glen
mount. samuel Mather tsmalD. :; Me-
kee ) 90
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-16

i2Qi4c: extracted. 70se per 10.
Huckleberries-s5.5 500 6per bu.
Lsnsas-california. sAaSVAn per
box
Lime.-siaiss per 100.
case: watermeions. sO07Sc each.
Ma.hrss~.-,is . See per 10; mo,a. :.
q 1be; pecans. l2OiSe; alberta II Uiso;
10; hickory nuts. shelibarks; si.2s0i %.
rs os.or ssrmsSls p per erss
Orsnses7california navsis. ss'Is0
per crate.
Piaenpple. - Fioridas. u,2s0s per
r~nchs.-t, basket crates, Ngiso
Potatoe---Car lots. bulk. 25V. ec'
bass. 2bV 2sc per bu. new Bermudas.
i.1s per bu: new southern. si''9 per
Pouitry-Broiiers. 25@2sc: chickens.
&c, hens, l6c. old roosters, l.u To-,
ducks lagl6e' geese l2c; turkeys -
straw berries - s.-qt. cases. $3.50
rasicw.No; l. 6ac: No 2; src 10
W 00i-Medium unwashed, leU -iS'
fine unwashed. iiU Ice per To-
JoRBING PRICES.
Canned coods-Appies. gals, s,.e.
slui.5O. Iorn-Fancy Maine; siis;
standard s5c. Fable beets. ESQ l.to'
Peas-Fancy. early June. u.y5. stan
dards. 81. soaked, BOO '0c. salmon
reds. sl.so, Alaska pinks. tllo To-
matoes. iSVSoc. suecotash' NWi.lo per
dox
CoGee-Package coffee. ioo-lb case.
Sis.Z5Wl., delivered.
Feed-Bran, 40. fine middlings. s2s:
coarse middlings. $26: cracked corn,
S27. coarse corn meal, s27: corn and
oats chop. s2i per ton.
E1our--Michigan patents m wood
straight. s5.iO; clear. ,4jo per Dbl. Ryc
Hour. $3.50 per Dbl.
ois-Rnw linseed. sic: boiled IinseeG.
see; Diamond headiight Kerosene. &c;
Perfection. SIC; Losan-. NC. crown
gasoline. i2e. per Eai; turpentine. m
barrel lots. CSC per gal.
Provisions---Mess pork. $3.50, faGi-
lily. .s26g2s. medium, clear. s2tV2e 50 /:
smoked hams: i:hg e,is: dry. s s,.'.,d
hams. l3c; bacon. 20Q2lc; lard. In
tierces. lsc; kettle rendered. lac per ID.
sugar-rhe retail price lisa for Do.
Park. North Detroit and River Rouge:
Crystal dominoes. 2-ibs 1915. crystal
dominoes. b-lbs. $ses. eagle tablets.
ts.25; cut loaf. $3.50: CUBES. s5.s5.
XxxN powdered. .e.ls; standard pow
$3.50. do, fine In bulk. $50: do. alb
cartons. $3.50. do, 2-ib cartons. Sc; do.
5-lb cartons. $3.50. do. lob cartons.
s5s5; 30. e6-lb cartons. s5.7s diamond
$40; No. z. $40; No. 3. 1875: No. Z.
s545. no :. S. 40; NO. y. s5.3s. No 10
$3.50. No II. s;25; No. y, ,52o; No
Michigan graduated. $3.50; household
powdered lib cartons. as to case. s3e5
yer case: household powdered. S-lo
cartons. is to case. se.4O per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-16

Reported for The Times by Carson
craig Il Co, June 70: Wheat--A few
ycattered showers over the spring
wheat country. with promise Of better
rough selling TO take isc or more OF
all months There was quick rally
from 90 to 92&.c for July. Sgh to SO u =
cor SepteTn Der, and December firmed up
To soto. now holding soc. Aside from
the possibility of high temperatures or
not winds In the northwest, the news
g. rnostly on the side OF the sellers.
weak closing cables. forecast OF ltti-
change In temperatures, and the best
az weather for the early harvest south
we4t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-16
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter--Creameries extras. &c ID.
hrsts. 26c; dairy butter. ale; packing
stock. zoe per 10.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. lSc per doz Receipts on
Wedpt sday l.072 cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-16
COPPER MARKEr-CIo.e.

Ariz Coml g; Are. 5, All. 80: Bos.
y corb., ig+ Butte Cltn. lsts c *
A. So, c. q H., $50. G. Range; e0H
CIR. :, Gold. Cons. l5.le, G.-can..
Las. II y Lar. AZ Lake. 5Ot. Mica,
liz y Butte, 2SIs y. Lake. lis :
old Dom. so; Par. 1914 Quincy. 20:
Raven, 81 Ray Cons. III snan.. i0h
Sup, Cop; ts1 sup s ,, BHs" A s,s' cup:
Utah Cons. 81. smelling 3sS. do pfd.
az, Wet 8: Wyan Is Yukon. ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-16

An ingenious French optician has In
vented cane fitted with lenses and
mirrors III such manner that user
can see over the heads OF crowd in
front OF him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-16
BosroN COPPER SALES.

DETROIT. Juno l5.-Boston copper
share sales OF June l4th. furnished by
Hayden, Stone q Co. ADV. 10, Anal.
2,o35 Ariz.. 10. A G. SO. Bat, H.;
& II, l. Cent, ll5. {. Range. is7; e..
b 2s5 Err. 20; CIR. IS; CIR 20: G.. &.
37s; Hanc., 50; Helv, IS: Ind. 60: Isle
Roy. So. Kerr l.. 80. Las. 10: Mayh-.
800 ~. b., 1850: y. L.. 20, Glib. 80:
.. c. so; .. ID. l6o, Par. so: Quincy.
10 Ray. 100; Shan. 100. sup. liz; >.
4 Bos. 1922; ). & Pitts. 6T5 Tam, %,
Trim. 10. L. s. r., 2I0. do pfd. Sc.
Apex. so: 1t. Con. 2s7. Utah. 100; Win.