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The Detroit times., 1910-05-10

AppIe.--Faney. uQ.So; common. .,
O. per Dbl. western box apples. s27s
q $50 per box.
Bannnas-Good shipping stock. $50
o. So according TO quality.
H~nn.-pried Ina ehe per 10.
Florida s2.50T3 per crate.
: Cauiinow~r--california. s2.Sogs per
Cheese-Michlgan fat. late made. Is
10 a zoe: Limbarser Wisconsin, i7aise:
York state isd isc; German cream:
block 2ic: domestic LOAF. Csc: Import
ed. 2sT zoe per 10.
Srsnberrtes-sS.Sogs per osl
Dressed Caiv-s-choice. llgllho 10.
common. lSmlSa5ie per 10 haze nsr ID.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumhers. hot
house sSgss Per d9. ettSee So.
325 per hamper. radishes 1oU Csc per
dos wax beans. s35ogl per hanger:
parsley. CSC per doz. green beans; ~
ruta bs gas. s0q4oc per bu. Florida to-
matoes. s. .50u3 per 6-basket crate. soN
Ter 6ssk Yo water cr"s ss. ,u SSG eu
I5c bu. pieplant. 20 @ soc doz spinach
socGsi per bu s2.:5 per obi aspasa,
gus sSo@ 10 per case Sa5'ggrn nss s ooe
young onions. i0lii2c doz
grippe Fruit--s+ q > per case
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying me
lots, {: o b Detroit. No ! umotnn ny
clover. mixed. si6gls5o: rye straw.
-. SOFAS. wheat and oat straw. so.9OV
4 Loose hay from farmers wagons
on the city markets ranged from sis
oi Hide. "a: to q Sarsa No. /. lie; green.
No. /. Sc: No i pulls. cured. 9i.c;
green Sc, Sc 10 Kip, '" rrTea s &c.
i5c per 10. No hides. ic or kip ana
calf lisc on No l. horse ~tdes. NO l.
$3.50; No 2, $3.50. sheei skins as 10
Hosey-Fancy white. isGl7e am
Der. eGiAc; eNtractsa. "a Sc per 10,
Iimes-sl q 25 per 100
Mushrooms--i5 Soc per 10 :.
a i5c. pecans. l2G lsc. flberts IL " l2c:
Brazils a6lac MIXED nuts. l. u ltc per
10; hickory nuts. shelibarks- 81 = 20 ".
Onions--New Bermudas. 10 per
crate: Texas Bernudas $40 % per
CT ate
Grange. - California navels. ss.1s0
4 per crate
observation-disclosures So poG SO per
doZ 81 q 30 per crate
.Potntoes-Car lots. "ulk. s. 80 pc.
% y csc hu: new Bermudas " 9oI per
bu. s. per bbi new southern. . PEI
bu, $3.50 per Dbl
lIHISc. stays and old BOOSTERS -
l2c; ducks lJn l6c geese l-c' lui
KEYS. l1ai sc per To. a..
straw berri~s-e4- quart cases. " 20.
sweet Potators-Illinois. $40 per
TaIiow-No /. &c: No :, &C per ID.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
New YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. May i0.-Flour--t n
changed Pork--Flrm. mess. SEA- - %
IArd-Firm. middle west. spot DO 2.
1885. Sugar-Raw, firm, centrifuSdlr
90 test. 4.30c muscOvado. ~ test. 80
refined quiet. cutloaf. G.05c. crushed
5.25c CofYee--ilio No. :, on the SPOT
SItqSzsc Tallow--Steady; city. j-lo
country. O.. q NJ. Dressed poultry =
Easier turkeys. II ale, chickens. n
Pc. fowls 15fflgc spring ducks. - v
2Qc. Live poultry-Dull weak. geese
Toe ducks I5c. fowls. /! 1sc, TURKEYS
1Oui5 roosters. old and young, J. 2
a l5c Cheese--Moderate demand. tGll
cream. old specials l6a l7c. skins
specials. l0Gilc. full skins. q 3 lsc.
coffee options opened steady. vi
changed TO points advance. Butter
Weak receipts l6I9l. creamery, ~
ira. 2Sc. state dairy. tubs. % q 2sc Ia
itation ereamery. arsts. p y y ~
whfte fancy. ga 25c. nearby MIXED
fancy. 22d22lkc fresh frsts. "a u 22e
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
bDBtd Is
CHICAGO GRAN LETTER.

KepUrted Tor INt IImts o! I3fsoIl,
Craig a co, May lO Wheat--W hca :
has been a great surprise To 80 per
cent OF the trade with bearish views.
There was a little dip In prices under
opening sales and since then no selling
pressure OF Importance. but buying OF
good character and strong upturn Of
L. or more In prices for all months.
crop report construed as bearish DS
nine out OF ten In the trade, but the
bull leaders put forth the argument
that the central wheat states, both
sides OF the river which supply kausdS
city. st Louis. Chicago and Toledo
with stocks. will fall short. that the
situation viii be bullisn regardless OF
high percentage which was helped cut
bN Pacific coast states and other r'-
mote sections Minneapolis and pa
iuth prices are mp It. or more from close
dry weather over spring wheat coun-
thy ST Louis cash wheat &c higher
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
REPROvES NORWEGIAN.
Roosevelt is Angcred BY Publication
Of Alleged Views

CHRISTIANIA, May l0.-CoL
Roosevelt has censured ex.Premler
Gunnar Knudsen. who Is now vice
president OF the parliament. for using
his name and quoting him as a par
tisan in Norwegian politics.
Mr.. Knudsen interviewed Roosevelt
in Christiania and the latter ex'
pressed warm sympathy in the work
OF conservation. believing he was
speaking on general principles The
newspapers appeared, quoting Roose'
Welt as a warm supporter OF knud-
sens policy Roosevelt summoned
Knudsen and insisted that he issue n
denial and he himself wrote letter
to the same effect
The press regrets the incident.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10

NEW YORK May l0.-The stock
market continued strong at the open
ing today Stocks were we'll supplied
on the higher prices established. eaus'
ing some recessions after the hrst
few minutes The railroad list gen
orally opened at moderate advances
but did not hold the initial gains.
IL "A. ma moderate reaction oc-
CURED after the opening but the con
cessions were generally limited to
fractional amounts. Government un'
changed, other bonds steady.
Noon-ln the last half Of the fore
noon the market became extremely
dull with fluctuations confined 10 mar
row limits
p. m.-lncreased activity devel
oped after noon, stocks recovering
all the losses OF the late forenoon.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
PRODUCE.

Aside from a two-cent decline In tie
Flsin butter market there were tao
special features today. Dealers Were
looking for break of "a cent. but re-
gard a Iwo-cent decline as a lttlr ~
- ssiVe. and look for reaction Calves
have been Ia light receipts this WItk
and seem inclined To do a little bettN a.
Poultry is DUN Receipts are NesS
light but at that are hard 10 clean a..
Eggs are active and steady at the last
decline. and the market as a whole, was
a. heretofore quoted.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
ANDREW CARNEGIE HUGS
l5-YEAR.0LD CHOIR SINGER
lronmsster Is Greatly Impressed BY
Remarkable Sweetness OF Lads
Voice in Washington.

WASHINGTON. May l0-Andrew
Carnegie. the ironmaster, put his
arms around this boy and Rugged
him after he had heard him sing.
The boy is Joe Merrick. 10. page
in the house OF representatives. Joe
has a clear soprano voice OF remark
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
nnsrnN CnI,pEn sNLEs.

DETROIT May 10 Boston copper
ahare sales of MAY y furnished by ittN.
den stone g. COO \ e. o. iIg4 Nlv.
to5 An. 90. YIN Iinc, GO Arc ~.
Arfz com gS5. Att Is. ~ a e. sea
Ru. Los. " a. R3t 20. g a. A. ~.
a. a o. ~ g. Range 30. -. ", g..
T. Butte. I15 Frank. l.0t5. cir. 30
Gr. g.. O.. g.. $40. Hauc- 800; Helv.. l@9.
IND. loss. ROY. 6i5 Kerr L., 200.
100. Moh. To- SeV.. $50. Nip. %. =,
l., I,l0O. %. H.. 200. Use. 60. Par. Nv,
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
Pursues Fugitive: Siezes Dead Mar
WASH Notion May l0-Chasin

v fTNN ON. NIdE TU.--t IdHITI-
a gang OF Negro crapshooters who
had fled to a cemetery Policeman
James Horton in the HALEY comet
hours. today grabbed what he suppoS-
ed 10 be one OF the fugltives crouched
behind a tombstone. Instead OF a
frightened crap-shooter. the policeman
found himself holding the cold. limp
body of.a dead man. Nearby Horton
found small vial labelled carbolic
acid
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
Refrigerator Company Is BANKRUPT

The United Machine Co. Of Bron-
son. Mich. with a factory I'm Angola.
Ind. was adiudged bankrupt By Judge
Swan. Tuesday morning and Albert
A. Sherman mayor OF Coldwater.
Mich. was appointed receiver The
liabilities are s67 900 and are about
equalled by the assets The company
manufacturers refrigerators
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
La FARGO Is Worse.

NEW YORK. May l0.--The condi-
ton OF John La Fargo. the artist. who
is In New York hospital suffering
from general breakdown. was re-
ported today as very grave Mr.. la
Farge's heart is not responding well
To simulants aud his age tells against
him.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
NEW YoRk sToCK LETTER.

Keported Tor The IIhes "a -,
C,ate A. 90 MAY ~. Stocks-lh ne
sto"k market opened this mornins AZ
irregular price with the genera I'm
OF the trade inclined To take Plon'
TIRE were some favorable comm thts
- .Tect that yesterdays soN"i a
ment crop reports would have on tue
stock market Reading, LoulsVnle ~
NospvliIe Il Paul and the Coppers al
-,,,,..,,,d bigher while steel and the
greater number OF industrials We!
offered at recessions from YESTERDAY
close Trading was dulI ahu p.lN,h,ns
80, mad sazged losing something
n,r- than the earlier gains.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10

George W. Fowle was a visitor In
the mayors Office. Tuesday morning.
for the first time since his recent I'M.
ness. Mr.. Fowle was apparently
greatly improved In health and an.
nounced that he was ready 20 resume
his duties as chairman OF the finance
subcommittee OF the committee I'm
charge OF the Maybury memorial
statue.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO o. May Wheat-Cash
and May. 81 121a July slot1 sept.
sl02s. Corn-Cash and May. sic {.
July, s3s.c Sept. 641ac Onts-Cash
and May, 442.c; July, 42i.c, Sept, 39c.
Rye-No .. pc No. 3. &c. Cloversced
Cash. $3.50; oct, $3.50; Dec, 500,
March $3.50 Prime timothy. s2.l5.
Prime alsike. ss.75. Butter. eggs and
hay unchanged
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
-Bosro> COPPER LETTER.

. Reported Tor Tue Times by tsfsOn,
craig - -. MaN 10: EARLY LONDON
cables quote spot metal advance 80.
copper market had a decidedly bet,er
undertone and stocks were higher tnis
morning Indiana showed an advance
OF 81 The other Lake properties Iks
North Lake. bohemia and Lake are oc .
Ing we'll bought There Is also good
buying Of Hancock at 20
The positions OF the drills at NoTta
Lake aud Indiana properties, accorutns
20 late returns, are as follows. MOI n
Lake No. completed No, sas2 frtt
in ophtte. Indiana No -. 1886 feet m
ophite No. 4 9.elG feet IN congloincr .
axe No. ). lioe feet in Amagloid No.
g. 1l5 feet IN Felsite
For the quarter ending March u.
Utah Copper 90. reports net proni =
from mining and milling operations ior
the quarter OF sS5s.1s3. Additional an
come from rent. etc. Sl31s5. Total net
pronts for quarter. ss1l.s5s.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
IORaINE PRICES.

Canned Goods-Appies. gals. " 10
baked DEANS. I-lb. 5Jg eOc Lima beans.
Nq1sO ocorn~rEs91ncy Maine, - si;i ~
da-ds. 81: soaked 50M70c salmon
so Soc tai s. sO' o, iIst g. i,s Alas So.
matoes. '5QSvc. succotash' IVn-lo
Conc~ - Package coffee. loo-lb. case.
F~ed-Bran. 500 IN" middlings s2o.
coarse middlings. 81 cracked corn,
SIS: coarse corn meal. SIS. corn and
Fiour:;-Mich,gan patents IN Wssoo9 s:
ssssraisn;' ,.ss ?'u clear, .S.5s per OBJ
OiIs-Raw insced soc: boiled In
ave; Perfection. iOc Eocone. i:c;
sns fS" arpe lots lac p sI gal
Proyisions-Mess porkr so tar. =
ily, So 30 a 80, medium, clear 80 q
% smoked hams, I7is a lsc, dry salt
picnic hams. - ne; bacon. - a 20C. ARC
in tierces. lac. kettle rendered loo
sugnr--The retail price list for Dc DC
tIoit Delray. Crosse s'ointe. Highlan'i
Park, North Detroit and RIVER Rouge;
Cdys"tal domlPoes 2ie' a ss.s t Srb.ts
$40: cut loaf 500. cuees. IS %
%XXX powdered, se.l5. standard pow
$3.50; do. me in bulk. $40. Dc, go
cartons. $500. do, 2-lb cottons. 30. do
5-Ib cottons, $3.50: do lO-lb cottOns
s5s5 do. 25-lb cottons, s.. 20, diamon nj
A. So so, confectloners' A. s5.65 no /
& CO. No. 5. $3.50 No. g. sj.50; No. 4
S545 No. 5 $40; No. 8. s5.35. No. 10
$3.50, No. II. 500. No. ~ 20: 10
Is. s6i5: No. -, 1913. No Ia. $50
Michigan graduated. $3.50: household
powdered. lib cartons 4s 10 case; 80 %
per case; household powdered, DID car
ton, Is TO case. $40 per case.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. MAY .-Butter--crcam-
cry. extras. &c; frsts, 25c; dairy, cN-
tras. 26c. hrsts. Gle Egss-Princ
frsts gic. hrsts. 1870. Cheese-Twlrs.
.I4dl4A.c. young Americas. la Az e.
Live poultry Turkeys. ijc fowls. 10 =
ql6c. ducks 10 u - nc. geese. IL iSc.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
BEGINS INSURANCE PLAN.
Pittsburg Steamship Co. viii Protee,
Its Employees.

CLEVELAND. May i0.-Presldent
Harry Coulby. OF the Pittsburg Steam
ship Co. announces the Inauguration
oil benefit insurance system for EN-
pioyes. Single men injured while on
duty will receive as high as so "A
day married men. as high as 81. and
the company will pay sums up TO
$4,000 to families OF employees who
meet death while on duty.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries, extras. sc,
hrsts. 26c; dairy butter. 2lc, pacing
stock, zoe per 10.
EgRs-Fresh current receipts, cases
included. 19i.c per doz Receipts on
Tuesday. l.i79 cases
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

Schillinger Bros. contractors. have
taken ont permit for a $4,000 addi
don 10 the Morton Baking Co.'S plant
Work will start soon on the ex
tensive additions planned By the
Cadillac Motor Co. which VIII in
clude new main factory building
and office buildings on Woodward
ave. on both sides of Amsterdam-st
and a new foundry. The latter will
be erected on the 80 acres purchased
bv the company at Holbrook ave and
fhp railroad
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10

s4s5a SO. western. s4.5Og 30. LAMBS.
native. y725Ggs 20. western. $50 q %
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. %. MaA l0.-HOgs -
Receipts 1000. D. higher. all gradCs,
$3.50 cattle-iteceipts cars. iirn.
csi"es-Recsipts 200. sss5 top
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
~
MARINE
TO DIVIDE TRAFFIC.
Vessels Requested &c Load Lighter
For Poe Loci

CLEVELAND. May l0-Ieading
yesselmen here have been asked to
help relieve the congestion al the SOC
by loading one third OF their boats for
the Poe lock. which has only IL feet
y inches OF water over the stills The
Canadian lock has Is feet inches OF
water, but nearly all boats are load
ing to that limit. causing congestion
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
GRAIN AMI PROVISIONS

DETROIT. May lO.-Close The gov
eminent report gave larger aotn-
dCned acreage than expected, placlns
the total at +.449.o00 acres. but put me
condition OF the growing crop two
points higher than IL was "A month ago
aud about four higher than the irauc
had been figuring thus favoring the
bulls In one point and the bears In an
other. Al first IL appeared quite bear
ish and prices on Monday broke sharp
~ but the bullish features were con-
sidered later and the result WAS a
steady advance,
Even admitting the loss OF $4,000
er than that harvested last year. but
the bulsl argue that this Will be large
ly wiped out by the Hessian. I'D and by
hsures were complied The report
really settles nothing and leaves tie
old hghtins parties on about the same
footing as they occupied before he
figures came oEt
The bulls had the better OF II early
IT, Tuesdays market, but later prices
weakened and the close was at ioss
I Of lac in cash. &c In Jafy. and IL In
September. Corn gained lc. and OATS
sll2is May opened without change a.
S.li. touched Sl.liIx and dropped baC ~
T. sil2as July wheat opened tpseI,naa d. d.
81 Oii. september opened al s;e4.
/ White. siisi.
(odtSt graz huuolakloNs 0ol - eStA
No 3, 6+c. No. yellow. car al 64l7c,
l at CSC
Oats-Standard cars AT +6c. No.
white. i4h2 No. white, | car at sc.
Rye--Cash No !. SIC bid.
Beans-Cash, s2.05 May, s2-06.
CIoverseed- Prime October 100 bass
at $3.50
Receipts in the Detroit market Tues
day. included 245 bbls OF -four. Ger
| OF corn, and OF oats. Withdrawals
were $40 bbls OF -four Stocks are -oi, :
! PAS bu OF wheat. 1916 435 bu OF corn, aud
/ "a. 655 bu or oats.
I Wheat In Liverpool closed 5. al : d
lower, and corn UNCHANGED
Wheat receipts Tuesday; 81. Louis.
20 900 hu. against 25. 90 bu a year az . /.
Kansas city. $4,000 bu. against 3@,"e7
/ bu. Duluth. So cars. against FL Mime
apolis 100 cars. against l06. chicago
- cars, against 10. ...
Wheat receipts at primary points On
Tuesday $500 bu; year ago. 2lZ.OVo
bu
decrease last week.
Exports OF wheat and Hour Tuesday.
2lJ.0o0 bu
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May I0.--Wheat opened
i a l2c lower FOR new crop. aYera5 Ing
st, adv for May Offerings proved hSh:
and prices advanced To l.c above yes-
terday's close Corn frmer on sea-
tered commission buying. offerings
light. oats a trite easier at the out-
set Provisions again higher on light
hog receipts
! Corn end oats rractionalIy higher.
Close-May wheat slumped sensd
' tionally in nnal hour. dropping 3a. be-
+ low the opening hgure. other months
also closed weak corn and oats
strong and higher all around.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
Markets and Finance

GU. AZ Ray 4gs. ). he. 2Ie; Shan.
G5O. sup, see sup 4 Bos ssS. sup. *
r. COZ. : Itah. 100, Trim. Is. OIL. 100.
Refining. SO. do pfd. $40. Apex. -; ~
con. sos. Wet. 20. Win. lS2, WON.
90 WAN. 500
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
BATTLE FOR STAG HOTEL.
J. r. Williams. r. n. Marco and Ron
aid Kellie involved in Litigation.

\ big legal battle for the possession
of the Stag hotel. on Monroe-ave. was
revealed in the circuit court Tuesday
by the fling OF papers In the suit OF
James, t. Williams against Frank II.
Marco and Attorney Ronald kelie. in
which the original bill was suppressed
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
EASY TONE IN
STOCK MARKET.
Moderate Reaction Occurs After the
Opening. But Concessions Are Linn
tied To Fractional Amounts.
Y. \. sroCk M,nkEr-Clo.e.

Anal cop, 1Vi, Am. e y T.. =
do pfd. ll3. Am Cot oil % r. Am !, p,
-tA Am Loco. az. Am smell ~ (.
Am sugar. 1854 Am 7. 7" 80 =.
Am. Tob pfd. 80 y Am Wool. - 40
pfd ssi. Ana. cop, i3 q Ateh- 10 ?.
h & -. nos X. TT. a. Iau.
Pac lSg7s cen. Lcath.. as do pi",
le7. Ch * o.. s7as IN 81 CT. ". Z.
e. NJ * - f., 1885, "a. u y west Ia
1872. col t. 4 a. 3SSs Col q Soao
- 4. Cons Gas. 1879 corr, Prod - a.
Dis : c. 30s. Erie. 2sss DO e pa.
s5a. do ID pro, -. Gen. Flee ! az -. Co.
Is. Int Met. 2is. do. pfd. 80 = Ma.
G So. 81. DO ptd. sc. L \ y. ~.
NJ * & r. 4S Mo. Pac.. 10. Nat Lead
7Sa. y. Y cent. t2lS y, q. g W,
"a. Norf 4 W. lV3, Nor. Fac lSl ?.
Penn. 1924. PEG. Gas. 1851 Pr d
Gar Sg'a Read l6eas Rep. 4 S. .
Shef. aga. Sou Pac.. lsSi, Sou. ky
2, DO pta.. 6IAs Tsnn, COP ~ 'ari ia H.
S2s. Union Pac. lS5 : Rub, ~ a -
S3i. 10 pfd lisa Bonds. l0i ltaii
Cop. 46:-Wabash. II = do pId, 1os
" L Tel, 6S p West. MIG, %
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
Carson, Craig T. Co.

sIo-2iA FORD BLDG. DETROIT.
stocks Bonds Grain and ProvisionA
Doston stock Exchange.
' Chirugo Board of Trade.
Private wires TO oil markets
Michigan correspondents OF Pafne
wcbber & Co.. Boston. and Logan =
Bryan. New York and Chicago.
Stock certificates d. .cered promptly.
Correspondence solicited
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO-Opening
Dunning n stevens Live stock Report

Dpnninr q ste,en,' 1--we stock Report.
s East BrtFAI1 J cars M Mead
Best 1900 TO l.450-lb steers. s. % a
SIS; good 200 to l,350-lb steers, So
a7.75' hest loo to l.29o-lb shippins
steers. 1000 TO 100 lbs. s. a 40; light
butcher steers s. "a 5.'5. best Tat
cows. s5.50@6.50. fair to good cows.
s. so n I IS best fat heifers, 81. 30 a 20.
good fat heifers. 1915 40 20 fair 20
good. do s. q OBS; best feeding steers
SIS 5Oas. medium TO good. DO. "a j. % !,
stockers. all grades. slni75 best
bulls. ssd65O; bologna bulls s5dt5.1i,
thin light bulls. So ia 80. best milk
sFs an DO 'P g55 i5 each common"
Hogs Receipts cars strong. hCaN =.
$40. yorkers. $loai0.lo. pigs. sio.io's
sheer. and Lambs Receipts Is cars
best lambs, $3.50. yearlings. s1.s5u ),
wcthers. s1.25 a so. ewes. s6.50g
calves -s5US
EAST BUFFALO-CIo-e.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. May 10
The market closed with the follOwils
quotations Cattle-Receipts 90, quiet
and arm. prime steers. tNQ $40, butch
erS grades. SI07.15 Calves--Recei pt%
200 slow and lower. common to choicc
seas sheep and l.ambs-Receipts o.
2uO slow and steady. choice lambs
iings. s7.5oaS. sheep. S. a 70 Hogs o.
Re1elpts POO. active, l0u 2Gc. workers.
IrniO.lO. pigs. Si0dtO.1O, mixed. $40
ItGI5. heavfes. $40, roughs. sSgsfl :.
stays IS 20 80
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May i0.--Cattle Receipts
goo strong beeves. t5.SOdS.55. Tex
a. 81, 30 n . 90. western. s. iOsff -:
stocker~ and feeders. siQ6.1O. COWS
and heifers t215H 80. calves. SEQ
SD Hogs Receipts 200. i0M la
his her light. $3.50 Q so. mixed S. -
gfgG5. heavy. Ss5jaa.62is. rough $50
40 a.. pigs $3.50 9. so. Sheep and
The Detroit times., 1910-05-10

Bustness-itk- prfuttuE no fuss ana
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. IS
John r st Main 1898 or CITY 33ss
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-17
]. M. KELLER
 IS H0N0RED
tsy Alaska News Bureaul

SEATTLE. Nov. l7-This morning Postuteiuseucr contains an inter estms and lengthy interview with MT M. Keller. of skagway Mr Keller Is an enthusiastic believer in his homo town and grows eloquent in describing the many scenic beauties and advantages it possesses as tour ir resort It is his belief that 1t wu soon become the Mecca of all pleasure seeking America
 The tourist travel, he says Is in- ereasmg each year, and that eastern CTS are astonished by the wonderful and sublime work of nature spread b,tore hems and. who do not hest tate to express taelr great pleasure
 having made che trip.
 Today Nr. Keller win be che honor
 guest at a monday luncheon given 6g lr Henry Hartman at the Arctic club
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-17
THE SNOW
 WILL FLY

Jerry Quinlan has been placed in charge of the snow blow division of the operating department of the White Pass Route. He will have as chief assistants, "Dugan" Barry, who he ayers is the best light weight en gineer for heavyweight business that ever pulled a throttle, and Mark Phelps, as the pilot, who can see roc k through ten feet of snow. Jerry himself is no slouch at making the snow fly, for he was for several years in charge of the snow blows on the Great Northern's Cascade division in the state of Washington. Well, with this combination it is certainly up to the big rotaries to keep the track clear or be taken to the scrap pile in disgrace.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-17
MYSTERIOUS
 DROWNING

lL--- aels.sl sesr..rea y--Is .t a uas drowned near Iaeaa lasf aalday ua circumstances af which sr- alrulara .a lsz--g
 He had Ja-aal a -l--as p4ry -aa- aa l-e Bar lel-sl .-e club aa--. -Ials cad =laru gaI --la sa-. dalEs E5a hours Lr ta4-4 -s a ..-l--a.l-a -H5a--.- Taes a l.a.s shocked aud -.s la4 -.a . a I'd. s-s a-e--ar lal
 Ia Webster a.- r.. al. u- E- s.als-g ael s--al -a sA--sas a- alsg--..aF aa ttrls--r z l-a -e 5slar u- @ -.aaLula -1---az, - Iaa
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-17
GEN. GRANT
 IS INTERVIEWED
tsy Alaska News Rursaul

Toledo Nov I7-Major General Grant n an interview this morning gave out that he wants Jae standing army increased Immediately to a quarter million
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-17
TAXICABISTS
 IN TROUBLE
Csy Alaska News sureaul

NEW YORK. Nov 17-This city was the scene of a riot last night, The taXicab strike breakers were at tackled and it required a large de attachment of the police force to quen the disturbance.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-17
San Antonio, Tex. NoU. 17--No Mexicans Yet.
LEND 4 HAND
 ID HUMPHREY
(sy Alaska News Bureau,

SEATTLE. Nov. 1.-The Post-Intel- ligeneer has a strong editorial on Al aska affairs this morning. It says Every progressive republican, and ev cry democrat should assist Congress man Humphrey in his endeayor to se- cure home rule for Alaska; that the people are entitled to it."
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-17
VOLCANIC LIFE
 Is EXTINCT
ls, AIassa Ns.s Rursaul

NEH TUHh No. IE-laHt night .lHr. #= Eas ely @ Lr-. .l.z- - moon As .rHuuu..r= U.s. .H aHt
 .E Ful.a.l. -t-
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-17
REPORT OF FIRE EXPERTS

Fire Warden Page and Fire Chief Bender have completed there iu- s9eegiou and report that the city is iu fairly good condition, 50 far as fire risk is concerned, with a few eX- captions However, they ask that the people exercise due care, for the un- expected usually happens.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-17
SAM'S
 INTENTIONS
(sy Alaska News sureaul

PANAMA. Nov, 17-At the banquet last night President Taft effectively disposed of the report to the effect, that the United States had intentions Of annexing the Republic of Panama, He asserted that America had no de sire to annex the territory.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-17
GUM MAN
 IN TROUBLE
lsY AIaska NeMs Rureaul

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 17-A, Gardner former gum manufacturer of Seattle, and a son-in-law to Louis Shoenfeldt was arrested here on a charge of forg cry committed in Seattle. He will be taken back for trial.