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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10
rInxy Connors ! Gutter.

We are disappointed In Chairman
Conaors. After all his valiant talk
about fighting to the end and going
down with colors flying, he ran
away.--New York Evening Post.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10

The Senate is for the Sixteenth Amendment the
House is against it; and the General Assembly of
Virginia goes record being on both sides Of
the question. What could be more amabIe?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10

The Nireinian congratulates Senator Halsey of
Lynchburg on the gallant and patriotic fight he
made for the Sixteenth Amendment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10

At least nobody can fairly charge that any attempt
was made to railroad the X. F. & p. bill through
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10

Doesn't it strike you as being bit strange that
there should be much friction over the oil bill?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10

At any rate Philadelphia is managing to get
Itself before the public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-10

!. Peary now has that Cook feeling.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-06
Goldplattirte Weckubr.

Sieie ltbr lit rcidiidD nit 6olo plattirt nnb lit mad Dem
Ylattircn lacanirt, 10 ouf Die Eulitnr nbt matt miro. Sieiclbe
lit in Rclicf prnamentirt in gebpbener Arbeit nnb lfgnren. 2Gnft
Hber 30 Stunben pbuc iuieoer a~nfgesugcn su werSen. Ibpnnen-
ten, ipclGe lire NHftdnbc unb Gin Sabr i'm @orams ~besableu,
fGnnen SGc bcrrlidc 3efmbr oireft an lire Nbre6e gcianSt e.
balten, ScrianStsfOitcn ppransbesabt, ucnn tic S2S5 b~eifiseu.
gefu6bnlidcr @erfnuispreis bieier lbr lit $6.75.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-06
Hrbutus Combination SLIDER Service.

Hies Sc. ent9at ies yer berh6nhn &m. &ogers Suns Orea@ plahire i'll
Drnc Wehern nnb iebs brfad plttrte Ilbrne 8aben. gbpnnenen, mche ibe
RHdhGnoe mb elm Sabr I'M Sorans beabkn nnO 1895 bnsniasen, erbulhn cincm Die
Ter pradtpoaen 6ldencn no wrrtbpolen Sets Grpreffuicn mcrbcn BON n bcsabG
yr aarantrn geineoignng. Gao mb gcuc snrIfcrinhe, mnn ndt suricbmne.
Ieb. Der @erhmhpres omes Tl6rncn Gets lit S775. '
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-06
Familien : ndbkdItben.

ScSeafn Gle m! a6onmntcn,m cdr ibc rHffGnSnn Ibmfmetssahr nS Gin
Sa6r i'm @uraas mbh IS Seats bGah,d uhubcn cbGtrn euen oeHr JamttenNananen,
nb cine gmcriamG mbphrpS eEurs. Nr bahFn bas Gpnp! @euDhniher %emnfs.
urds $500 fir biRn Standardization. &r" ~ - ~.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-06
6oldplattirter Rofenkranz.

Sraenb eier nnierer gbunncnten, melher ieine Haf. H
tanoe nb elm Sabr i'm @urauS besabt nub IS Gents hin5n- M
fiat, ,uiro cimen Dnicr berrlibem, brdfad platirten, soloenen
NoienfrGnsc crbaltcn, Seren @erfanfspreis $3.50 lit. Sieie "
MuicnfrGue limb IN babcn in srhmeu, rotben ubcr awftbpt Steinen. gtan
aee bic aeuImidtc Sarbe az. Sober &picnfrans lit in cinem idOnen Sa'
tin amssefatteten aahen nnb wro portofrei suaeidift. las 1elo ,pirS
aerme ,nrIfcriattet, menn nidt befrrbist.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
los MORE DRAGGED
Into GRAF INQUIRY
Woman Is Among Those Charged
With Selling Votes in Adams
County, Ohio.

-WEST[UNlON, o., Dec. 29.-The
first arrest OF woman In connection
with the corruption OF the ballot box
In Adams county is expected 10 come
today. following the Indictment late
yesterday OF widow alleged 10 have
sold her sons vote FOR IS. The mother
is declared to have been dependent
upon her son for support and merely
availed herself or one OF the usual
ways In Adams county of making a
| livelihood. In view OF this fact.
Judge Blair has requested that the
woman's name be withheld and II Is
expected that she will be dealt with
lenienrly. The son also was indicted
Another complication arose in the
situation late yesterday when Jack
| sonville township farmer confessed TO
having Sold his vote three times last
election day. He received $3.50 for
voting the straight Republican ticket:
$40 for voting a straight for the Demo
cratic nominees and So for voting for
"A particular Democratic candidate. In
view of his full confession. however,
Judge Blair only imposed the usual
penalties.
Gecause of the overwhelming num-
Der OF county voters who are voluntar-
lily coming into court and confessing
that they sold their votes in the last
election. though no indictments have
been returned against them, the spe-
cial grand jury will not adjourn today
as was planned. but will continue at
! work until Saturday
When the grand jury reconvened
this morning. loo new indictments
were reported as the result of yester
days work. About fifty men not in
dicted visited Judge Blair yesterday,
Offering TO pay fines. These cases
vii be acted on AT once SO the court
can take official action.
This is the result OF Judge Blair's
warning that those who failed volun-
tarily TO come into court would be fin-
ed heavily and taxed with additional
costs II they waited for officers to ar
rest them. More tLan $500 in fines
was paid in yesterday
The total number OF indictments re-
turned up to today Is 9sS. and II Is ex-
pected this number will be increased
10 more than 1000 before the week
Is out.
Among those before the court yes
terday were a farmer who owns
farm valued at $4,000, and his son.
who Is a first voter. Both had sold
their votes for SO. Judge Blair fined
the father $40 and costs. while the
son was let off with a fine OF s. and
costs. Both were DISTINGUISHED for
five years
Since the investigation commenced
il has been shown that so men more
than 20 years OLD sold their votes
while 40 first voters have been in
dicted and have confessed to vote
selling
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
DETROlTER is ELECTED.
Joseph c. WittliH Chosen by Knights
Of Grip,

LAPEER, Mich, Dec. 29.-Follow-
ing very successful and enjoyable
TWO days session, the Michigan
Knights OF the Grip finished their
business yesterday afternoon and most
OF the delegates left for their homes
on evening trains. Just before the
noon adjournment today the annual
election Of officers took place with the
following result:
President. Joseph c. Wittln. De-
troit: treasurer, Lou J. Burch, De-
troit; secretary, +. NJ Alderman,
Lansing. reelected. The new direct.
ors elected are: l. T. Hurd. Dawson:
+. l.. Day, Jackson; c. II. Philips. La
peer. Those who hold over are: A.
p. Coppelt, Saginaw: John ID. Martin.
Grand Rapids; w. j. Devereaux, Port
Huron.
One Of the most important actions
taken by the convention was the adop-
ton OF resolution providing for "a
sick benefit insurance ia addition to
the death benefit of $500 already in
vogue. A committee Of five members
was appointed TO take this matter un-
der consideration and report to the
board of directors. The committee
consists OF John Martin. of Grand
Rapids; L. j. Burch, Of Detroit: l.. r.
Devereaux. OF Port Huron: Mark
Brown, of Saginaw. and +. NJ Vantile,
of Bay City. Final action will be tax.
en- at the next annual meeting.
No date or place of meeting for the
next convention was chosen, that be-
ing left 20 the executive board
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
ACCUSED OF KIDNAPPING.
Mother of Babe and Another Woman
Are Arrested.

In the hope OF getting track of her
adopted baby, Mrs. Emma Smart. for
merly Of Detroit, but who now lives
with her mother in Bay City. caused
the arrest, Wednesday night, OF Mrs.
Elmer Campbell. No. u Sherwood St.
and Miss Clara Homer, No. 1873 Pres.
ton-st., both of whom she charges
with kidnapping the child last Friday
Mrs. Smart herself captured Miss
Homer after an exciting chase through
the central market and nearby streets
Mrs. Campbell, the mother OF the
child in question, was brought in
later The police could find no trace
OF the baby. however.
Mrs Smart told the police that
Mrs Campbell gave the baby Up will
lngly, three months ago, and the
former subsequently, adopted the in
FAINT, clingng tc the little che even
after II had caused separation be-
tween her and her husband. Mrs.
Campbell afterwards regretted hav-
ing given up the babe and on the ad-
vice of her attorney. :. T.. Jones, Went
to Bay Ci,y aid took the child array
from Mrs. Smart. Nr. Jones has
taken steps to nave the adoption pa
pers Set aside. as he claims Mrs.
Campbell was under age when she
parted with the child She became Is
only recently.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
NEW YORK PRODu CE.

NEW YORK, Dec 29.-Flour: Dull
and unchanged. Pork. FIrmer. mess,
s22 q 22.50. Lard: Weaker. middle west
spot, sl0,75@ 1885 Sugar: Raw dun,
centrifugal SO test. s39Sls; muscova-
do, 50 test. SISSY. refined. quiet; cut
loaf. $3.50; crushed $3.50 powdered.
- 90. formulated So 50, coffee: Rio
No. /. on spot. 1874 ml22sc Tallow:
Dull. city, 1Ec, country, u a / q C.
Hay: Quiet. 81 10: No. 2, s5N soc; clo-
yer. 90 q s5c Dressed poultry: Tn
settled: turkeys. lou 23c; chickens. 10
q isc; fowls. l0fel5c. ducks. 109 lie
Live poultry. Steady: geese. l21a u
l31ac; ducks, 15c: fowls. 1914 @l4c;
turkeys, 1im l5c; ROSTERS sc. Cheese:
quiet and steady; state milk, common
to specials. l2Wl1%c; skims, common
to specials. ga q l2l2c. full skins, 20
21ac.
Butter: Receipts. 1891: creamery
extra 20 y a soc; state dairy, tubs 81 n
2sc. imitation creamery nrsts. 23U 2ic
Eggs: Steady; receipts, 1898: nearby
white fancy. 4sn50c: nearby mixed
fancy. 3su39c. fresh hrsts. 81 q Soc.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
TRAIN MANGLES sWITCHMAN
J.. w. Smith Loses Life in Michic an
Central Yards.

Louis w Smith IS years old. Il
switchman for the Michigan Central.
was killed by a train early Thursday
morning. His mangled body vas
found along tracks a few blocks west
OF the depot about a. m Ills watch
had stopped at 1858 a. IN.
Ii il thought he was struck by pas.
senger train No. 4 ana dragged about
800 feet. An engineer on switch
engine discovered the body. IL is
thought that he stepped from be-.
tween two freight cars. when he had
been coupling them and walked IN
front of the passenger train
Smiths home was at No. $50 Con.
gress-st. east.
Smith had been in the employ Of
the Michigan Central about two
Years. For a number of years he was
yardmaster in Detroit for the Grand
Trunk. lie came here about ~ years
ago from Pinkney, Mich. where his
parents lived. He was member of
the Switchmen's union.
A widow and four childrfn. the old.
art rs and the youngest nine years.
survive.
Coroner Burgess is investigating
Che fatality.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

bu, turnips soc per bu; tomatoes. Cali
fornia, $3.50 per box
Grape.-Ponies. catswbas. l79lsc
per basket.
Grape Fruit-Fiorida. sa.76r4 case.
tioney-fRncy white. l1MiSc. No I.
100 lie; amber l4ql5c; extracted. SO
loc per lb.
Hay-Detroit dealers are paving ne
lots, l. o. " Detroit: No. J Timothy.
new. sieQl6.5o. No timothy. $3.50
1850; clover. mixed. sl5ai5 so. rye
straw, S.s5aS; wheat and oat straw,
wagons on the city markets ranged
from Slsn %. a. to quality.
Hid~--No. | cured. &c: No, green.
INC, No I cured bulls. Sc: No l green.
sac; No. cared kir. loise; No;
green, &c; No 4 cured calf. Use; No,
| green. ISise per 10: horse hides No.
l. $3.50: No. .. s2.50; shstpsk ms. AS 60
wool e6e a 81, No. 2 hides lc on on
Nut.-Black walnuts, ! u n 20 per Id:
butternuts. 3is a &c per 10. new she'll
backs. iM aye per 10.
L~mons-California. s3.50G4 per box.
I.fmes-sl a l.25 per box.
Mashrooms-l5m 20o per box
Onions-'0m '5c per bu; Spanish.
$.25 per crate.
Oranx~s-California navels. $3.50
$50 box. Floridas. $2.50Me7S box
observation-disclosures 81 per crate.
81 2. so per doz
rOta car lots $50 lOc
per tn: new Bermudas. So PEI br. S>.s5
per Dbl.
PouItr,-springs. iln @lec. fowl.
l0ia a lie; old roosters. sUsc: geese. I2
"a l3c. ducks, l5c: turkeys. lsnl9c III.
Dressed poultry: Hens ilell2c:
springs. l2u lac: ducks. l6mlsc. geese.
Is "a Ice; turkeys. 20N 22c 10.
Rabblts-sl. so per doE.
sweet PotstOes-Jerseys. kiln dried,
81 80 u1.40 per crate.
TaiiOw--No. I, 6iac; No. 9. 5i4c H.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Dec. 2g--Close Bears
are greatly disappointed over the fall
ure Of prices to go TO pieces on the
breaking OF the southwestern drought
The strength probably Is due to higher
Liverpool prices and these may De due
10 manipulation on TIA epart OF the
Chicago bull leaders crop prospects
In Europe are not brilliant Just now
ana supplies there have been decLeas-
ms recently helping the tone OF hrm-
ness
II continues TO he a hRhting mar
kCt with wheat in the neighborhood OF
soc in Chicago July on W ednesdaN
was heavy because OF the moisture
Improvement, but the bearishness OF
thls Is partly balanced by smaller Ar
gentine estimates. There ~ feeling
an the trade that tie market should
have holiday slump and get out OF
the rut. but the bull leaders have
something 10 say about tins and they
are holding very tight grip on tn"
market, making IN dangerous for the
bears to sail in and sell prices down.
The news Is Dearisn enough. but the
bulls are very powerful ~ VIII prob
ably he couple of weeks before the
buying side VIII get much help from
the milling demand. and the trade re-
mains much mixed. with some good
arguments on both sides. Many are
waiting for bargain day in wheat,
but IL shows no sign OF coming.
Wheat was strong and quiet today.
Prices gained &c and the close was
at TOP uEuTtS. corn ana oats were
unchanged and Cloversecd declined Zoe
Wheat quotations cash and Dec
No. red. SIC May opened with an add
vance of i.c at SlOOls and advanced
TO $l0l: July opened at % = e, and ad
vanced TO 90 G.; No. l white. soc.
Coarse grain quotations; Corn. cash
No. 3 46lTc. No. J yellow D ears at
47i9c. No ! yellow. cars at 10 &c.
al 45c; sample. cars at I3iac; No. )
white. car at 46lsc: No. white, 1
car at i4c oats. Standard. 2 cars at
Sac. No. 3 white. | car at 33i4c Rye:
Cash No. /. s5Lc; No .. S4iac Beans:
Cash and jan s2O2 Cloverseed:
Prime spot, 100 bags at so; March.
s. 0j sample. so bags at $3.50. 30 At
SS25 20 at 1915. 40 at $3.50 IL at
81 % at $3.50 prime alsike. So; sam
pie alsike. bags at 1915, at IS 80.
'rimothyseed: Prime spot. $50 nom
inal
Receipts in the Detroit market. on
Thursday included 1,4l7 bbis OF -four
cars OF wheat. 10 OF corn. Of oats
and 3 OF rye. Withdrawals were 400
bbls OF flour, $4,000 bu OF wheat aud
5,6s4 bu OF corn. Stocks are 1851
bu of wheat. 25s.250 IN Of corn. isi e.
! &c bu Of oats. I .065 bu Of barley and
zi.l9G bu Of rye.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
JOBBING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Appies. gals. se.T5,
baked beans. lib, 506t 6Oc; Lima beans.
81 a. so. Corn-Fanoy Main.. slI0;
standard. Soc. Table beets; l.?5et 40
ard. 81 soaked. 50T70c. salmon
Sockey~. tall. sel5. Hat. s225: Alaska
reds. 81 80; Alaska pinks s1..5. Tonla-
toes. isgs0c; succotash. sletllO per
doz.
Conee-Packet coffee. 10o-lb case.
81 20 q 20.25. delivered.
Feed-Bran. SCI: fine m:ddlings, So;
coarse middlings. S25. cracked corn.
s2S coarse cornmeai, s23: corn anu
oats chop, SCI per ton.
best; $500; ordinary patents. 81 a.
Rye. -four. $3.50 pc Dbl.
Oii-Raw linseed. 9jc: boiled lin
sene. &c, Perfection. .9lac; Eocene.
isc; crown gasoline, l5c per gal; tur-
pentine. in barrel lots. s0I2c gal.
rrcsisions-Mess pork, 81! .5o; ram
ily, s22.S0: medium clear. S2l q 22.oo:
smoked hams, l5c: dry sailed briskets.
4hc: shoulders. lie: picnic hams. lie;
bacon. 1910 22c; lard. in tierces. $50
lalsc; kettle rendered. l4Ac ID. -
s%Kars-luotations corrected daily
inoes. 2-lb. ssi5: 5cib SIS; Eagle
tablets. $500; cut loaf SOLO cubes.
s5.25; NA-.X powdered, $3.50; stand
ard. powdered. $3.50 granulated. extra
coarse $40 fine, in bulk sSio -,
granulated. s4.s5; household powdered
6-lb cartons. Is TO case. SO; lib car
tons As TO case. $3.50; diamond A.
$40; eonfectioners. ~. s3:o5: No. J..
80 No. .. S4.s5; No. 6. S4.s0; No. Z.
$40; No II. si.65; No. IL. 81 90: No. IS.
sii.SS: No. IL. $3.50; No. Is. s455 per 100
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Neported Tor The Tlmes by Paine.
Weber u Co. Dec. 20:
May wheat has been up d c over yes
terday's close, TO 96a.c There appear
eel 10 Toe liberal amounts OF wheat for
sale when the price touched 96lec on
opening trades. and reaction of l. .
followed Later the continental mar
kcts came strong and higher. as we'll
as Liverpool and northwest receipts
smaller These features have encour-
aged renewal OF support. May now
holding at g6A. & and the July price
nearly nc over close yesterday. Pos
sibly the prediction of colder weather.
tonight and tomorrow caused sup
port FOR the new crop month on the
rally
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
Driven Out By Fire.

Fire visited the dwelling occupied
by Charles Page. No. 800 wilkins.
ST.. Thursday morning. about
O'Clock and drove Page and the
members Of his family out into the
snow-tovered streets. Everybody cs.
cabed without injury The fire did
about $500 worth of damage
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS.
\. y. srock MARkEr-Cio.e.

Am Agri Chem l6. Am Beet Sugar
i25s,. Anal Cop 63A, Am Cot OH 80.
Am Loo 81 =. do pf ioI - Am smslt
Am Wool SOFA. do pf 91A. Anaconda
80. Atch i0lis. Brook K 4 75ls. Can
Pac 1864 Cen Leath 3iss. do pf l0i,
Ches a - sOaa. G. NJ x ~ Paul l23is,
Gas 1863. Del 4 Hud 1861 Den 4 Rio
q 2sl9, Erie ~ y, do LIST pf 45is Gen
Elec l52l&, CT Nor pf 1913, CT Nor ore
CT %, Ills Cent lSl, Int Met i9s.. do
\ Nash l44l.. NJ, X 4 r SIS. do pr
1870 u. NJ, ST. u 4 Ste Ry 1870. Mo Pac
46H. y { nh. y Y. ont & W Al.
Sop = WeS5 100 3. Sorth fas H. H..
81 Car 30. Read l5OS. Rock Isl 291s
south Pac 49,, South Ky 26is do ~
u Il. Tenn Cop 34L. Texas 20. Union
L ; Bonds 1888. Wabash pf 81, West
Union Tel 49,
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
NEW .ORk STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Webber x Co. Dee. %
Prices on the stock exchange show
ed good advances during this morn
ing's session and there was a fair de-
mand all around for the better ella IS
OF stocks The tone was strong ana
fairly active with advances OF from
II TO points throughout the active
list. Shorts covered freely and help
ed the upturn and there was some evil
dence OF investment buying Al noon
the market was strong with the adj
vance well maintained
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

The Iron Trade Review, of Cleve-
land, in its summary OF the iron and
steel situation, says: The year 1909
will be remembered on account OF the
wonderful recovery from profound de-
preston TO great prosperity, which
took place without the violent huctua-
tons in prices which characterized
other periods. The year just closing
will be recalled on account OF the
wholly unexpected and steady decline
which follow ed few weeks OF great
activity and splendid promise IL has
been n year of creeping paralysis OF
trade. Much attention Is being given
to prices at present. and in some cen.
tiers there seems to be a growing sent.
iment that definite acrion should he
taken az an early date upon prices ot
finished steel and iron. Export bust.
ness continues good, especially 70
Great Britain Structural contracts for
the week have been light, amounting
to no more than 10000 tons
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.

DETROIT. Dee. 29.--All grades OF
cattle. 25c lower than last week; trade
was active at decline Prices ranged
as follows. Choice steers. averaging
from 1000 TO LOO pounds, at 50. +0m
$50 choice handy killers, "a 90 a. ). 70.
light to good butchers steers and
heiters. s215 H325: common killers
and fat COWS s2.50ai50, Gamers
COWS. 81 20 "a = 20: common To prime
shipping bulls. s3M4.50; light butchers
and heav ysausage bulls. S250M 80,
stockers and feeders. S250M415 per
Cwt. Mich cows; Active at 5000 65.
veal calves. steady at s4a9 per cwt
Sheep and lambs opened higher; closed
even with last week. quality. fair,
choice lambs. s6n 6.l5; light 10 fair. 50
~ 5.15; common TO prime sheep. s3T
o: mixed sheep and lambs. $3.50 "a $50.
common killers S2.75 a 3.25 culls. SEA
2.5O per cwt Hogs; Dull and zoe
lower than last week, quality. fair;
prime mediums and fat workers.. $40
n 10; light workers. and pigs. S7,10m
1.15 per cwt. Receipts: Cattle. 604
calves, 267. sheep. 3.225: hogs. 2i.26
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30


Eagle J. o. r. 213o 300
Asht,hu. sts,mshp como,nv
chebovo.r companv
petro suburb.n Railway Company
Eddv Is
Mlchloan ste.mshin Company
Nonro. EodIno COMPANY Nos
National Steamship Company Nos 71S7 ooo
Nos $3.50
Company, Nos IOVo
south Side Comnanv Nos
vou srewerv comnanv Limited Nos
Waowrioht steamshlp COMPANY.
Mos
5000
escsnaba Lumber comoanv Nos s,.fo5 .........
Total Bonds
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
(HICtGo pRonIrE

CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.-Butter Extras.
soc, firsts. 25c. dairy extras. zoe. firsts.
23c. Eggs: Prime firsts. Sic; firsts.
29c Cheese: Skins, 14Ml413c; Young
Americas. las. q 15c Live poultry:
Fowls. l2u121ac, ducks. l3n1 lc geese,
l3MI 4c
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, Dec 20 Money on
call: IA per cent Time money: 4
per cent for six months. Bar silver.
London, - 1915 pence: New York.
5i5sc. Demand sterling S4S5.l54
4S5 20
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries, extras. 30lac;
nrsts. 20 &C; dairy. 23c: packing stock.
zoe per ID
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. Sic per doz. Receipts on
Thursday, lac cases
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Earnings of the Chicago Pneumatic
Tool Co. will amount to IL per cent
on the capital stock for the curren.
year, according to preliminary esti-
mates. IL is not expected that the
dividend rate of per cent will be in
creased, the surplus profits going into
Improvement and extension OF plants.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Chaplains in the army have the
ranks and pay OF major. captain and
first lieutenant
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
NEW YORK COTTON.
BUSINESS NOTES.

Directors of the Detroit Twist Drill
Co. have declared a regular quarterly
dividend or , per cent payable Dec.
81.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30

Busfpess-iike PRINTING. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Prfntsng Co., rs
John R.-st Main i49s. or City sass
The Detroit times., 1910-12-30
COUPONS

On and December 81, 1910: FER Cent
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Company
American Electrical Heater Company
Ashtabu. steam.hip company . ................ 5
Benton HarborSt Joseph Gas Company
Black Meadow Dairy Company
cheboysan Paper Company
Climax Speciality Company
Cod~aer Gas Light Fuel Company
Columbus Gas Light Company
Light Company.
Consolidated Telephone Company
Detroit Steel Company
Detroit Suburban Railway Company
Frontier Steamship Company
Glehrist Transportation Company
Grand Haven Gas Company
Great Lakes Works
Getty Michigan
Harrisvie Getty of Michigan
Huron Mountain Club
interoeean Steamship Company
Superior 4 Company
Lansing Manufacturers Railroad
LobdelI Company
Menomnee Company
Michigan Copper Brass Company
Monroe Folding Company
Steamship Company "oNTARlo"
Northern Lakes Steamship Company "cHAMPLAlN"
pennst,vana steamship Company .........
Sheboygan Gas Light Company
shenanso Company
Steamship Transportation Company
Toledo Fremont Norwsik r. r. Company ..............
Lumber Company
Series Observation-Disclosures.
II. Company
Wainwright Steamship Company
Ypsiant Railway Company
Association Of Michigan
On after January a. 1911: