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Manhattan Opera Company.

Brunswick is going to have a short
season of comic opera The celebra :
ted Manhattan Opera Company, which
has been making a big reputation for
itself in the south, will be at the
Grand for two nights and matinee
beginning January "a. The matinee
viii be Tuesday and the opera Pima
fore" viii BE suns On Monday nighi
the opera wiz he Fra Diayoio," while
the Offering on Tuesday night will be
the comical "Oliyette." The calibr(
of the Manhattans is known through
cut the south. and Manager Finne!
realizes that it has been q long tins
since Brunswick has heard opera, anC
for this fact it is expected the Crane
will be packed at all three perform
ances.
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man Bowen) :

man BOwen):
AN ORDINANCE to repeal tlat GER
tain ordinance numbered pa and
adopted January 2lst, 1903, and en-
titled an Ordinance regulating the
employment OF employees OF the fire
departments u ublic works depart
ment. and sanitation department of
the city OF Brunswick, and for ether
purposes. ~r
Section l.. BE it, ana it is hereby
ordained by the mayor and council OF
the city OF Brunswick in council as
sen1bled that FROM and after the pas
sage of this ordinance, that certain
ordinance known. as No. 224 and en-
titled as set out in the caption Ct this
ordinance, lie, and it is hereby re-
.pealed t,.9*
Sec. y; Be iii, and it is hereby in
like manner further ordained that
from and after lie Passage of this Or
dinance, the respective committees oil
the mayor and council Of the city. oI
: Brunswick shall employ or ca0se .to
u,
such committee shall designate, any
. and all employees. assistants or help
that may be required, In the j!idgmen
of each committee, Ior the proper con-
duct of the business of the depart
ment assigned to such committee, o.
which may be hereafter referred o.
assigned to, or placed i'll charge o
such committee, and shall also fix TN
duties to be performed by such EN-
ployes respectively, the period of en-
ployment. and tn. COMPENSATION TO b.
paid therefor, which compensate j
shall be paid by the treasurer OF sal.
city upon the approval thereof II
writing of the chairman Of TIL, con-
mittee under which such emDioyc +
serving, and in the manner in ~hSri
such emplc yes have heretofore arms
are now being paid ny said 1rea Stffft
Sec. 3. Be it. and it is heraby in a1H
> manner further ordained TINT afi ~
dinances or resolutions, OF parts
ordinances or resolutions, either .
both, initiating against or IN condif'
, with this ordinance be, and tne I'D ri
ARE hereby rerkaled.'
The bohdvtd fdered by the fellow
ing officers Aeif read and apptoved
deputy marshal, city rhysiadar am
: health officer, city, printer. SetaSer
-guaPdhanse. ard. clerk OF the market
; impoundine~- officer; and sextoRs Whit
and colured cemeteries =
Bills and accounts properly APPROX
ed and -aahited,, were read and order
led placed nfcanrse OF settlement
Adjourned N. Q. russell. RI
| : Clerk OF t'oincif.
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"MeadeNN.Rrrok Earn, .

Meadow Brook Farm" is the COM
position Of l.. b. Parker whose pen
has already given to the amusement
world several successes in the same
vein with which many players have
started to their renown. W. F.. Mann
has given the several settings his
personal attention and the results are
wonderful examples of fidelity In color
and detail. A thoroughly excellent
company, headed by Lou Streeter. is
chosen to enact the various roles, and
you will greatly enjoy seeing the rural
play, which is booked TO appear at
the Grand Tuesday night. The com
pany carries .,oncert band and crI
chestra.
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Ordered, aileds q; u. Committee.
From: ssance cornahittee on com
munication from H. ". Gale & Co.
on ofrer 70 cancel the. bond OF city
engineer at present dated August tc
August at prorate and apply the
premium returned % new bond dat
ing from january IL January, viz: :
Recommending that flse offer be ac-
cepted. ~
L. Ludwig. Chairman.
q. .+as ..-.. r,s.~.- enc "a Hrr,k
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L. Ludwig. Chairman.
y Geo. n. Cook
t.. Goldsmith.
Adopted
Resolutions.


A resolution by Alderman Baker.
authorizing abe purchase of 1000 feet
OF fire hose. was read, and under the
rule, laid on Che Table unsil next regn--
lar meeting. :.
By Alderman Ludwig:
Resolved, That the brunswick News
newspaper having a general clrcnt
latior III Brunswick and Gaynn county,
be designated as the Official organ fof
the mayor and council for the year
1910. Adopted. ~ "a "
BY Alderman Ludwig: 20
Resolved, by the mayor and couh-
ell of the city of Brunswick, in c. un-
Gil duly assembled. That the city at
torney be requested to prepare an or
dinance amending The existing ord
nance providing for the establishment
of a board Of trustees Of the Bruns.
wick HOSPITAL by Increasing the NUN
her OF trustees from seven TO eight
members. Adopted.
Ordinances.
The foil, wing or4linancc was placed
on its first reading and ,gestrI,ssil n -
the ordinance committee. @(RI Alder
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Wooo-eAiLEY SELLS THEM FOB
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FREEl

3. 3. 8. Cures Above Troubles. Also
. Eczema and Rheumatisnn- Test o. D. g.
/ For tr7ent Y Ave years Botanic Blood
Balm tB. Il. b, has been curing
Ee2t's tho1sSBds 'Saf sshsrSrs from
Primary, Sec .ndaks or Tertiary Blood
Prison aud all Forms of Blood and
=. Skin diseases, Cancer Rheumatisn,
AND sascema. We soaisss. the most OBJ.
Stina3a cases. beraase " r. p. cures
where all else fails. Ii yon have aches
and psfns in BsHes, Rack or Joints.
Y N,sen,Es Patches a. ,&4oHtil Sore Throat,
Ptissases;, copper CoDteG Spots, Ulcers
on any part Of. The sady, Hair or
Eye bIsws falling oal Itching, watery
0hsieEa u open h1nTe1's Risings or
PIN pies of Eczema. fsoias, SwellingS,
! Eating Sores, take Il. f. b II kills
the Isshson, makes the blood pure and
rich, completely changing the entire
hOdy into "a clean. healthy condition.
healing every sore or pimple and stop
ping 5is aches, pains and itching. cur
ing the worst case Of Blood Poison,
Rheumatism or Eczema
BOTANIC b. uoD BALM (B. 9. 81
is pleasant and safe TO take; COM
posed OF pure Botanic ingredients. It
#purlfies aud enriches the blood.
DRUGGISTS, 81 PER LARGE BOT
TIE. with directors for home cure.
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brass tea kettle for the ) ocIocI,
~, 20, ,aD'e is suggested by the Georgia
'drn"ar" Co, as an apDreciable eift
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LAVE YOUR PAPERHANGINc
DONE by A. g. JACOBSEN
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JUST IN, LATEST STYLE PANTS.
THEY MIST GO. CALL AND SEE
ME AND SAVE MONEY. S.a LEVI
EXCURSION RATES TO NEW OR
FANS

Account of the Mardi tiras. cesehrl
ton, the Southern Railway Wiz sci
round trip tickets from Brunswia& =
New Orleans at $685.. Tick - wil
be on sale daily from February to
The 18th. inclusive. and will be good
returning to leave New Orleans, o'
later than midnight Of Febftiacy A.
1910. Tickets may be extended nnAsl
March : on payment Of fee Of $tos-
E. |. McGougan, Gen, All,
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SPECIAL RATES TO MOBILE, ALA

Account OF the Mardi Gras celebra-
ton the Southern ny. will sell roun(
trip tickets from Brunswick 10 Mo-
bile, Ala at $l4.G5. Tickets viii b.
eli sale, from February to T, incia-
sive and will be- good returning t
leave Mobile before midnight OF Feb
10. On payment OF sIQg licked may
be- extended until aarch I.
*as# e. L. Mccouosn, Cen Az.
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"Riack Patti" Show

The advance sale OF seats for the
Black Patti musical comedy starts
today, and Judging from the demand
capacity house will greet Black
Patti the greatest singer OF her
race.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
yoBBING PRICES.

Canned Good.-Apples. gals. ,s2.lS;
baked beans. lib. 6vU 60c: Lima beans
$lul.50. Corn: Fancy Maine. S!l0'
standard. s5c. Table beets sl2S yLaS
arc, 81: soaked. 5og7oe, salmon:
Sockeye. tall. s2.l5; NAT. S2.25: Alaska
reds, $3.50; Alaska pinks. 81 20. Toma-
toes, 4sQ soc; succotash. u Vl.lo per
doz.
Conee-Packet coffee. l00-lb- case.
SIC 25 a 20 rs. delivered
Feed-Bran, SEA: fine middiings. Wa
coarse middlings. S25' cracked CORR
$23: coarse cornmeal $23: corn am
F'Iour--Michigan patents, In wooa
best; $500; Ordinary mary P pass Ser Dbl
Rye hour si.3o per, Dbl ~. -,
seed. gee: Diamond headlight kero
sene, &c: Perfection. sac. Eocens'
llIkc; crown gasoline, lbc per gal: tuE-
pentine. in barrel lots, sOhc gar
nv rrSsi- se msdam p9 Clear VA sal
smoked hams, 15c. dry saited orlsketu.
lsMc; shoulders. lie; picnic hams IL,
bacon. l9Q22c; lard, in tierces. isS
1Shc; kettle rendered. l44c Id; ..,.
by ". ii. Edgar & Son: Crystal dom
tablets, $3.50; cut loaf. $50; cubes.
1925; NIX powdered. $3.50; stani-
ira coarse. $50: hne. il Dulk. ;stG; 10
granuiated, $495: household powdered
B-lb cartons. Is to case, -: lib ca:
tons, 4s to case. $3.50 1,among -
1910: No. 2. 1910, No. 3. $500; No
ass; No. 8. $3.50; No. g. .t75; No. 10.
1870; No. II. s4ss: No ~ !tsss s; No. i is;
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
NEW YORK. STOCK LETTER.

There has been an impression Tor
some time that the government would
withhold proceedings against corpor-
atoms thought TO be violating provis-
ions of the Sherman antitrust law,
until such time as a decision was rem
iered in the cases OF Standard OH ana
American Tobacco Co. insistent ru-.
mors however, to the effect that action
is likely TO be taken against the So
called electrical trust has added to the
feeling of uncertainty and caused IL
Quidation which otherwise might not
have taken place at this period Senti-
iment as the year CLOSES is not likely
ito tbe as cheerful as anticipated ny
many. particularly in view of the re-
ported closing today OF an uptown
state institution with several branches
The AFFAIR is not considered OF prime
ifniportance, but nevertheless has 4
depressing effect on sentiment.
In spite OF a better Saturday bank
abatement than expected and the set
Element OF the engineers strike. the
stock market broke sharply after the
lopening this morning and losses were
loufte general. extending in number
/ Of the more active issues TO more than
Ia. full point Sentiment was adversely
affected by the news over the Mondays
that the government would take pro-
! ceedings against reputed electric trust
flor violating the antitrust law, and
the closing by superintendent OF banks
OF, Northern Bank OF New York.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
NEW YORK PRODU CE.

NEW YORK. Dee. 21.-Flour Dun
and unchanged. Pork: Firm; mess,
s2l5O Lard Firm, middle west spot,
s1llOGll20 Sugar Raw, nrm; cen
trifugal 90 test. $3.gS19 muscovado, 81
test, sS4sla: refined. quiet; cut loaf,
IS. SO. crushed. $3.50. powdered. $3.50:
eranulated $3.50 Coffee: Rio No. 7
on spot. l3ss a Sisc. Taliow Dull ::
STEADY. prime. s110; No 3, IS a zoe;
clover s5ds5c Dressed poultry:
Quiet: turkeys. l6Q23c; chickens. l0n
&c: fowls. 10Gl51Hc; ducks, l0M zoe.
Live poultry: Weaw: geese, l34 loo;
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
BUYS ENTIRE STOCK.

PONTIAC, Mich, Dec. 27.-(Spe-
ci1lD-Mayor X. +. Monroe today con
hrmeu the repor, that he had pur.
chased the interests OF the other
stockholders In the plant OF the Yeo.
man Body q Box Co, in Detroit. The
concern Is now known as the Monroe
Body Co, and is connected with the
plant in this city Mayor Monroe
says that he will not move 20 Detroit
and that he hopes ultimately TO bring
the Detroit concern TO this city.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone * Co, Hollis Griswold-st.
Open High. Low. Noon
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times by Paine,
Webber * Co. Dec 81
Only show of hrmness in wheat trade
was at the opening. selling pressure
followed quickly and as the support
gave out prices had rather sharp
break for the early months The May
Gs5b. and now holding around 95 q e
July showed less selling pressure. of
from 93iAc to 92Tsc st. Louis houses
are reporting rain and snow for MIS-
souri,. and the forecast suggests mols-
ture for the southwest. There has been
some activity on the selling side, which
has proved quite surprise. Peavey,
McDougal. Kingfarnum. Wagner. Bat
tleford and "A number of pit leaders
selling on the break under 96c for
Nav
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27

per Dbl. western apples, s225 CARS
Bansnas-Good shipping stock. $3.50
Q250., according 10 quality.
Beanx-Dried Lima. 81. u &c 10.
C-iery-Home-g grown. 20 q SOc' state
stock. 10 q zoe doz
Crullnower-Cdlifor 1870 VSov
per crate. sl.75Q2 per doz
Csbbsge-Sl. 90 per bbl.
California Fruits-Grapes. si.75 % 22s
per box pears; c, fs;s0g ea, per 9Vs
York State. l7c: Limburger. Sh %
i7Isc; brick. i6h OH nc; domestic
SWISS, qsze; imported DO 2sVSoe
Cranberrirs - Late Howes. $99s5o
per Dbl. So Is per bu
Date.-Persian. SGec Fer Id; Fards'
Dressed Caive.-Fancy. llQl2c per
10. common, sQioc 10.
Dressed Hogs-94s1c ID
Fix.-lmported new. IL a &c per 10:
California. 35c per box
Fresh observation-disclosures not
house house per Pf i6 head lettuce, sis5
al so per doz: rad.shes, hot house
20 a 35c per doE; parsley. $50 zoe doz
green peppers, , go 'o H.r per sp ca asS
Zoe per bu, rutabagas, 4oc per 5u; par
ships. SO "a 65c per bu; oeets. ooc per
eu: turniPss, "a soc ger So su' tomatoes can
Grapes-Ponies. Catawbas. l79isc
pc basket
Grape rruit-Florida, ,ss7S94 case
i6ql7c: amber. l4g15c: extracted. SO
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots. I. o b: Detroit: No l timothy.
sGyeg m,f Ssa, as as, straw ave-
$65Oa7 Loose hay from farmers.
wagons on the city markets. ranged
from sisQ22. as TO qrauty.
7Ec: No. ! cured bulls, Sc No green,
sac: No cured kit i0kc; No.
green. l0c; No. cured murIain. sc; NO
green. &c; No. l cured calf, l5c; No.
j ss5o; No 2. $3.50: sheepskins. as 70
Sip. 10 sve% on 4 on nc calf. ~
Nut.-Biack walnuts. " q &c per 10
batternu1s; sh Q4c per 10; new smell
0a Gsn,o as.cf f5r is $500. boz.
Limes-sl 0l.25 per box.
onions-7oq 75c per bu; Spanish
oInnse.Gcslifornia aavel., s2.759
$50 box: Floridas. 81 oars box.
Observation-Disclosures. $500 per crate
s2Q25o per doz.
Michigan car lots. $50 40c
per bu: New Bermudas. IS per do1'
Pouitry--springs. I1Il1hc: fowl, 10
2, SQsc: old ROSTERS. SW9e. geese, -
Q13c: ducks. Is a Ice. turkeys, lSGlsc
per ID. Dressed poultry, Hens i2c,
springs; i2t9 g lSnc, ducks D. sas III gi'e'
Rabbits-sl50 per doz.
Sweet Potntoes-Jerseys. kiln dried
Tsifow-No. i. SIC; No. 2. sac 10
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
Tons of Rotten EGGS Seized.

JERSEY CITY, n. j.. Dec. %
Nine tons OF alleged rotten eggs were
seized this afternoon in the plant of
the Merchants Refrigeration Co. by
federal officials The cans were
traced by pure food inspectors from
Chicago TO this city and the order for
their seizure issued by United States
Commissioner Carpenter describing
the eggs as Filthy, decomposed and
putrid animal matter This is the
biggest seizure of liquid eggs ever
mnde in this city
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
BOSTON COPPER LETTERS.

Reported Tor Tie Times by hayden,
Stone 4 Co. Dec. "a:
The Boston copper market continued
TO show a sagging tendency. although
business Is much restricted. North
Butte is still weak. selling down -
97t4. a loss of a OF "a point Lake sold
sat- which Is loss OF - Boston *
Cofbin lost a point. Practically the
entire list shows fractional declines.
although business has been extremely
quiet Other departments Of the mar
ket are practically unchanged A de-
cline OF x In American Tel has been
The only feature
Reported for The Times by Paine
Webber n Co, Dec 90"
Nothing OF Importance developed
over the holidays aud trading in the
Boston ooppers continued light with 2
little lower range OF prices. North
Butte and Lake each showed loss ~
nearly a point The output Of East
Butte for November Is reported az G1s.-
lef pounds. making their earnings ior
Che same month t26s sSA Dealers look
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO. O.. Dec 27-Wheat: Cash
and Dec. sec; May $3.50; July, s5 sc.
Corn: Cash and Dec, 4s1sc, May.
5Oi.c. July, 5lt &C oats: Cash and
Dec. 35c May 30 sc; July. SO nc. Rye:
Dec. ana March. s9.25: April, $500:
Feb. So %: Oct. 50 so: Jan. SO %. AL
sike: Prime and Dec. So Timothy:
Prime and Dec, S465 Butter. eggs
and hay: Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
PRODUCE.

The poultry market has rarely gone
through "A Christmas holiday IN such
good shape as this year supplies came
hand, and while there was no Hood OF
stocks rushed 10 market AT the last
moment. the ~trade had an abundant
supply. and on Saturday night the mar
ket was sold out clean. There We're a
few coops OF chickens in this morning.
and they were moved at steady prices.
but OF course there was less inquiry
for turkeys. ducks and geese. AS Tor
the rest. the market was unchanged
and very quiet.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
NEW YORK COTTON.
CHICAGO pRoDICE.

CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-Butter. Extras
30: hrsts. csc; dairy extras. Csc: firsts
zee Eggs. Prime hrsts. sic; frsts.
29c. Cheese: skins l4ml4i2c: young
Americas, l4a. q loo Live poultry:
Fowls, IIml1iac, ducks. 13gl3lsc;
geese l2m12iAC
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries, extras. 30lac;
hrsts, 2SAc; dairy. 23c, packing STOCK,
zoe per lb.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts cases
included. 81 &c per doZ. Receipts on
Tuesday were 463 cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27

DETROIT Dee l7.--close. Worlds
wheat exports were larger thah eN
pected for the week, Out not IarSe
enough 10 prevent decrease on pass
ace Rain Is predicted IN Argentina
and markets there are unchanged. IN
| dfa reports decrease In acreage, Ihe
were inclined 20 work lower, but traie
was duh all day mere anu eise"he'e'
ola conditions govern a.
Last week snort sellers VII sa -
force the break expected, out peiol
the end OF the week bears VINO h"u
switched TO the bull side We're ais
couraged by their failure 10 secure AN
advance They thought higher prices
should have resulted from decfeaseu
primary movement, the continued uIS
weather IN the southwest anu neans
bull holdings The market ~ pleasing
neither ats friends nor Its enemies.
The movement of wheat IN the sour J..
west viii have great deal 10 90 WIN
making prices FOR the next two weeks
\ better milling demand Is expected
early next year and there is hopetui
feeling on the buying side, but II -
admitted that agsressise nnyins VIII
be needed 10 put prices hlsneF
The worlds wheat situation as a
whole Is bearish. and the bears sim
insist that prices here must 80 10 an
export level Bulls in Chicago are pc
lieved 10 be lons 20.000.000 bu OF May
wheat.
Detroit market for wheat had a
re. Corn, OATS and rye were unchanS-
ed Cloverseed and timothyseed were
drm.
vi eat quotations Cash and Dec
charge at Sl00is and declined 10 II,
July opened at 96c and edclined 10
90 &c; No, l white. SIC.
Coarse grain quotations. Corn cash
No. 3 5Sc. No. > yellow. 56c; No J
yellow. 55c; No yellow, new, - lsc
asked. oats: standard. 35c, asked {;
s5iac; No. 2. SAG. Beans: Cash and
Jan, 81 CloveTseed: Prime spot
~ 10, March. 50 10. sample. 10 bags al
Ss.75. 40 at $3.50. 80 az IS. 20 at $'.I5'
$50; sample alsike. IL bags at $50. .
at 7.15. Timothyseed; Prime spot
Primary wheat receipts were l,172,-
ago.
Receipts OF wheat Tuesday, ST
Louis, $4,000 bu, against 2l2.0oO bu
year ago; Kansas CITY, l6f cars
against 92 Winnipeg 507 cars. against
621, Minneapolis, ga cars. against go
Duluth. p cars, against 40
Worlds wheat exports last week,
ll.797.o00 bu
Wheat on passage. l.O56,VoO bu de-
crease.
OfhciaI wheat acreage in the Pun
jauh. 7,s3s.00O bu. or per cent less
than last year Native states of India
acreage. $4,000 bu. against 100000
acres last year
Exports OF wheat and flour Tuesday.
l79 900 bu.
Increases in the American visible
supply last week: Wheat. 935 900 bu;
corn, 1.206.000 blu; oats, $4,000 blu.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Grain opening:
Dec. and May wheat opened up sc.
Dec. corn up &c, May of lsc Dec.
and May oats unchanged. Provisions
were fractionally higher
Noon. Dec wheat dropped &c dur
ing the morning. May on sc. Dec.
corn lost l4c. May off 2sc. Dec and
May oats &C lower.
Close. Dec wheat closed &c lower;
May off sc Dec. corn OF Ac; May
sc Dec oats unchanged; May sc
lower. Provisions closed fractionally
lower.
Rnnnrlad for The rrinaa by HAYDEN
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
nOsTON COPPER MARK ET-CIose.

ATiz Com l3A, Bos 4 Cor +, Dos
Ely 81. Cactus "a, Cal 4 II 117A. Chief
chino 2Ils. Cop Range So. DAILY West
a.. Davis DAILY rs, East Butte IL X,
First Nat rs. CRANKY SO. GirouX 63s,
Goldfield Cons Sc. Greene Can 6ss,
Hancock 2OIs. Ind j ~. Inspiration z.
la Sale IA, La Rose y. Lake SO y.
Miami 1SAs New Cons 1874. Nipissing
10M North Butte 21h Osceola 49,
Quincy a. Raven as. Ray Cons ISL.
shannon III 3, South Lake Z, SUP ~ Bos
SIS. Sup & Pitts IA. Trinity "a, Utah
Cons IS. Y : Smelt 34ai, do ~ a. q,
lAr..lssnrIN,n
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27

native, s2609435. western. $275g
i.SO: lambs, 81. s5q6 ESQ: western, $40
u 40
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dee. 21.-togs'
Receipts. 2.OOo. loo l5c higher. medl-
ums. mixed and workers.. ssh pigs
and lights, $500 Cattle: Receipts,
ears. steady. sheep; Receipts, cars
$500 Calves Receipts. loo, $40,
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27

ducks. l4Q15hc: fowls. 1914 q &c; tur-
Lavs Ian 2Oc' ROSTERS SC Cheese:
Steady. state milk. common TO specials
1ln17i.c; skins common 10 specials.
81 Ql2iac; fun skins, 2d3lsc
Butter. Dull. receipts. 4.21S; cream
cry. extra. 291. a SOC: state dairy tubs
90 29c: imitation creamery hrsts Is
n 2ic Eggs: Steady; receipts. 5,ss' ;
nearby white fancy, Boo; nearby mixed
fancy Ssa39c. fresh hrsts. 81 U soc
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
WARNING SOUNDED
FROM NICARAGUA

officially
President all
Estrada
peddled
or
worthless
syndicate through
In therefore, VIII
ABOUT putting MONEY
Nicaraguan
concessions
of
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The Detroit times., 1910-12-27

NEW YORK MONEY.
NEW YORK. Dee 27.-Money on call,
ga. Time money, a "a Tor SIX
months Bar silver: New York. sac
Demand sterling. sass. 80 "a 4s535
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
NATIONAL PEAT FUEL
HAS BURNED OUT


that hao more
badly financed and
of OF
valua BILE as
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
STOCK MARKET
1 HAS WEAK TONE
Uiecline of Point or More Results in
Many Issues in Last Half Of
n First Hour.
y sroCk MARkET-CIo.e.

4 Am Agri Chem AZ, Am Beet sugar
a. Anal Cop 81 "a. Am 1 * ~ ~,
tli4. Am II A 4 1915, Am rob pr IS "a,
Am Wool 81. Anaconda asa, Ateh iVo'
BIx O lO4L., X 4 74ls, Can Fac ls5 a.
cen Leath 81 H. Ches ~ q 1874, I, "
Gas iss. Corn Products l4S. Del a IL
IDA. Den a Rio q 2SIs. Dis Sec Cor
4 Al Erie "a, Gen Flee 15lSi CT Nor pt
132. CT Nor ore eff 56A, Int Met - a.
40 pf b3L. Kan & 80, Louis x Mash
i@sA, NJ, k 4 T 80. do pr 81, \ , 4 :
4 Pam n X 1854. PeO G q 100 -. Press
( 81 car 80 Read 1854, Rep ! 4 Steel
40. Rock Island 20, South rae ia, IN
Hallway &c. do pr 81, Tenn Cop 54Ss,
Steel II N ~, do pr 1l6le, L Bonds
IO4 Vir-Car Chem 81 y, Utah Cop fses'
Wabash pref S3%s, West Tn Tel 90
West Mfg 60
NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-AlthouGh
business was extremely small after
the triple holiday some important
price changes occurred in the stock
market at and after the opening To-
day, in most cases taking the shape
OF substantial losses.
ii a. m.-The tone became decided
~. weak in the last half OF the hrst
hour, and decline of point or more
resulted in many issues.
Government unchanged; other
bonds steady
Noon--In the last half OF the fore
noon, the market showed hrmer
tone with price changes in the dlrec-
ton of higher levels.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
PAYING MINES HAVE
ALL BEEN EXPL OITED

producing Nothing has oeen dohe o
time.
The is !
all exploited
the of
country do not thk 'hat am
IN n
Kenora There has been
money
n
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"


making Inquiries
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