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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-10-27
Socialist Ticket. :

The Socialists of Flathead county
met in Kalispell last week, and in
mass convention assembled, put in
a full county ticket, which will. ap-
pear on the ballot at the coming
election.
Among the nominees on the leg
islative ticket will appear the name
of r. l.. Connor, a prosperous
rancher on the east shore of White
fish lake.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-10-27
A New Feature.

,Waltefs & Hehm, ,:the proprietors
of the new City Bakery. .have-'add-
ed a nAw feature to their place OF
business, in tile mature Of i. dairy
lunch. .AHot coffee and other warm
drinks will be served with sand
wiches, cakes, rolls, etc. They ex-
pect to be prepared to serve next
Monday. =. 49, :
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-10-27
WHITESIDE-GRUBB DE
! BATE: ABANDONED r .

The -.:;wh5teside-Grubb debate
which was to have to have been the; the;
center Of attraction in, politics next
week has been called off. Tie
Democrats refuse to accept the
question: submitted by republicans
hinging on their candidates. public
and private record and demand that
discussion be- open.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Collins left
Saturday for Cedar Falls. Iowa, to
be gone for a month or six weeks.
They took with them a basketful of
apples, flowers and vegetables to
show those Iowans that they will
have to go some to compete with
the Flathead.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-10-27

Hon. E. M. Hutchinson and
number of other Republican candi-
dates are this week making another
tour thru the rural districts of the
county, and everywhere they are
greeted with enthusiastic audiences.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-10-27

Louis Micho came down from the
mineral zone Sunday with some ore
specimens which he shipped to Spo-
kane to be assayed. He says the
boys now have the tunnel in 13O
feet and have struck the lead they
were after, which makes a very
good showing.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-10-27

Myrtle Love commenced an ac-
ton in the district court Monday
against Charles NJ. Love of DAYTON,
for a divorce and an injunction to
prevent the sale of their joint prop
erty. -Kalispell Times.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-10-27

Strawberry blossoms in the later
part of October would be quite q
novelty any where, but they are a
frequent occurrance in the Flathead.
A number of them were picked last
Sunday by Mrs. Paine and Mrs.
Harry Smith.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-10-27
Yates=Hall.

Mr.. L. M. Yates, passenger
brakeman on this division between
here and Spokane. were married
Tuesday in that city to Miss Anna
Hall. They will make their home
lin Spokane.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-10-27

Contractor B. B. Gilliland is now
putting the finishing touches to the
Interior of the First National bank
building. The plumbers have con-
fiderable work to do yet before it
will be completed.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-10-27

Clarence Barton. an employe Of
the Senay Mercantile Co., is SPEND
ing the week with friends in Wash
ington. Rumor has it that he win
bring back bride with him.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-10-27

J. c. Abbott, of Dent, WASH,
has purchased lot 8, block 2 of the
townsite five acre tracts. He il
building a house on it and prepar-
ing to move his family here at once.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-10-27

Mrs. ]. H. Crum returned Satur-
day night from visit to Saskatche-
wan. Canada.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-10-27
.ScltOM.NOteS.... :.
EDITED BY JESSE MONK

Mrs. Graham visited the first and /
second grades this week. I
!: Willie BAkdr isssabssssiiM1s III flJm the
first grade on account of sickness.
!. Miss, Mahan reports lfpe etteral:,
ance in her room this week.
\ Myrtle Rhalps af-the sixth grade
has gone 'to Washington to live.
. Gladys Everett of.the secopd g1als;
is visiting ii III Spokane this tllfh' Week: s-s-
The Ancient history class is
studying the Graece.P Persian Wars.
:,' Prin: Gloyle was limping around
The fore 1part:sof the weeE with sty
on his left optic,
The second month Of school closes
Friday. Report cards Tor the
month will be' given out next Mon
day.. "a: ~, 81, j.,
= Miss Rbshton will sspa. for the
pictures this week, witKsthe money:
for which it was raised<by an,enter--'
Ftaininent last May. -.
Is The:secohd apade have Just finish:
ed the. story pf Ceatmbis and are
now studying, sHhe preparation of
nature for the winter. :: :.
Wonder who and how many will
win their half-holiday Friday?
A half holiday is given to, all who
are neither tardy nor absent during
the month.
Fire drill occurs 15nce.a week:,
The rooms ares cleared, the signal
given to return and all are back in
their places ia. but slightly andre
than one minute.
THE Seventh grade are taking
trip to Europe with Miss, Gasten,.
7 who has a number hof pictures of
Edropoen scenes which she secured
On n astrip several years ago,
The teacher Of the fifth and sixth
gralsa4one ta7.s~ taa7.~l last @ .l...s t4yt. s
black board find the Greatest Com.
mon Divisor." !" After, school she
overheard the janitor say, Is that !,
darn thing ! lost again. ~
Edna Cpnlip of the eighth grade
and Miss. Hines were out on q,
pleasure trip last Saturday and
Sunday. They visited Bad Rock,
climbed a mountain or two and re-
port a-time of their lives. t'r 81,
At q meeting of the board of
trustees last:week'i it ysss decided ad
purchase some tables for the differ
ent rooms,some' Kindergarten ehairs'
for the: primary room andslt wis:
Disguised whether to- get sectional
bookcases for the library.
f. Exercises were rs;- held Thursday
fmorning in honor ssf Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe whose death occurred
Mondays Qct6her II. The. Battle.
Hymn Of the Republic was sang hy
the pupils and Piin, Gloyds., ,read:a
short account Of hgt lifss -
1t is curious to note that Of the
eight teachers ir,ths schools not one
claims Montana as his native'state.
Prin. GloXde hailsa, from Missouri,
Misses Rushton. and Mahan from
Illinois, Misses Hines and Hartz
from Minnesota, Misses CASTOR and
Jackson from Dakota and Miss For
cum from Iowa..
During the summer the Trustees
installed a combined heater and
ventilator of the Smith system in
one of the rooms by way of expert
ment instead of the timehonored
sheetiron heater. So far the trial
has proven very satisfactory and un-
less some unforeseen feature mani
tests itself later on, heater and
ventilator will be placed in each
room next summer.
! J. G. Abbott, of Dent, Wash.,
| hao ,,,,.oloaod Lot blook . Of tho
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23

@roletariat ein tppii6er 8ertreter le-
1er Meni9enart lit, sic feinerlei Be
5iebungen = weoer innere nod Out
Bere = 5l,r Matur, ga @ott Sen Men-
lden iduf binein, mebr fat. 8enig=
items sort nidt> no ser &apitalismus
sic 8ep0lferung in @roBitaote uno
Snouitrie5e,1tren ge5ogen bat, no allo
oas ipe5ifiide @epa@s 6es &roleta-
riats erlt 5l1r redten @ntfaltung
fomunt. 9as Mrbeiterfino meiB nidts
mebr bon Sen beimli6en &ei5cn, sic
sic gfat1r sen @irtenbl,ben in arieno-
faden @eiien bietet. s. fennt nidt
mebr Sen Gang ser &0gel, es fat nie
eiu 8ogelneit ausgenommen.. Ser
&ptbnrus iei,es 2ebens miro Elm
fiinltlider, pelm fem 2eben nidt
id)lieBlid alien @bptbmus e,tbebrt
uno III 0oer Monotonie oabinrinnt."
Sit SOS nid}t sic gr0Bte 8eraubung
me1m %jenronoen 6as ltrerbtbeil Ser 9ta=
tur eut5ogen miro! 80 lebt ser Ell
gentlide Yroletarir bon &inobeit ar
int Shatteu ser Snoultrie.
@erner Sm1rfort fabrt fort: rNber
mas Sem Yroletorier abbonoen fon1n1t,
lit niht MIR jene allgemci11e Matiir=
lidfeit. gs fins Dor ollcm ond sic be-
lonoeren @%e5iebungen SIT elmer be-
ltimmten Matalr: 5u Ser, in ser er
ais &ino geipielt, no er feline glterr1
begraben, feline 9iebite gefreit, ieinen
SERB begriit0et bot: 51 ieiner Sci
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23

matb. Ser &%roletarier fat fein 8a-
terlan6; ridtiger, er fat feline Sci.
matb, in Ser er mur5elte, in sic feline
@e6anfen 11n6 @rinnerungen tmnrer
mieoer 3uriidtebrten, sic i6m ibr Ell
genartiges @eien eingepragt batte.
Darum feblen ibm audi sic meiden, IT.
rationalen, ientimentalen 3uge, oie
mir in onoeren 8epolferungsgruppen
10 baufig antreffen."
Nidt obne @run6 balte i6 mid
bel 6ielen 56iloerungen auf. @S gebt
oaraus bepor, mie niel eigentlid Dem
Yroletarier feblt. Midt Bios sic ma-
terieuen Glitter geben linn ab, ionoern
nod piel mebr sic ioealen Glitter oes
Daieins. &ein @unoer, oaB CT it'd
nidt befreunoe,1 uno peri0bnen, fam
nit elmer Sci notwithstanding, Die
i'm ausi6lieBt bon ibren beiten @obl=
tbaten:
Man fann bier ou6 ni6t Bios ani
materieue @etie belfen. @an mub
Sem Nroletarier gor5 Mnoeres mie0er=
geben, als leine materielle Siberbeit
man muB ibn einglieoern in Sen Sc.
neutrality-suspicious., ibm Sen @la1-
ben an feline %io5iale 8eoeutl1ng geben
Mus oieiem entlprin9t Damn bon ielbi1
oas 8eluuBtiein ser io5ialen &flidt
Sb modte oanit oud Ser abideuli:
ben Mniidt entgegengetreten iein> oit
bebouptet sic Mrbeiterfrage lei bloS
cine Magenfrage. sic lit unenolid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23

mebr. Denn AUDI Der arbeiter lebt
nid1t Bios BON 8roo: Ionoern audi BON
sssoealen, mel9e Sen Meni6en aoeln,
sic 8ruit beben rno 6as Daiein erbei-
fern. . Dr. Cart 8ruebl.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-15

dards. 81. soaked. 5oW76c Salmon
sockeye. tall. $3.50: Nat. 81: Alaska
reds; rIo Alaska pinks. .N.is ~.
dox
Conee-Package coffee. ioo-lb case.
slA25WlI, delivered.
Fsed-nrsn; .as; nne midd,ins'. .ss:
ss7: coarse corn meal ,s7: corn and
oats chop. $2t per ton.
Fiour--Michigan patents IN wood.
best. sI's ordinary binary pst nsr se 'iSo:
V0ii.-Rsw Iinseed, sic: boiled nnseed.
scc: Diamond headlight Kerosene &c:
perfection: shc, Eocens. NC. crown
barrel lots. ssc per gal.
Provisions-Mess pork. $3.50; fam
lily. s26Q2i. medium, clear. $40 $3.50:
smoked hams. iIls else: dry sal,ed
hams isc; bacon. gOgsic: LARD. in
tierces. i2c: kettle rendered. lac per 10;
sugnr-The retail price list for De.
troit Delray, Crosse Poin.e. Highland
crystal cays To aominoss. s-ibs ISIS: crystal
sS.s5: cut Ioas. $50; cubes. s5.ss:
INK powdered. se.l5: standard pow
$50. do: ane in bulk. $50: do. s.iS
cartons. $3.50. do, alb cartons. IS: do.
GLIB cartons. $500: do. l0-Ib cartons.
t5ss; 30. 2s-lo cartons. sS.!s diamond
A, $3.50: confes;ioneIs' 4. ss,s5; No. !.
;ssSS: no. no. g. sssss S NO NO. & ss ss: NO. NO
S5.45. No ). IS 40: No. y. s5.35: No. 10.
$3.50. No. IL, s. Is: No. IL. $3.50: No.
i3. $5l5: No ~. s6ih: No. Is. t5.i5:
powdered lib cartons. as to case. ,s.ss
per case; household powdered. s-lb
cartons. Is to case. s640 per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-15

02.s0. according to quality
Rrans-Dried Lima. hsc per 10.
Binckh~rri~s --Lawtons. $S@s.5o per
bu
Csniinower-californ si.2s per dos.
Cahbas~-New. sifsqg2S per crate.
Cherries-Sour, s54550 per bu. .
0l5rc; fall made. i7Qisc: York state.
$50 e0c: Limburger, Wisconsin. 170lsc:
York State, ls0lsc. German cream
brick. l6QlsMc: schweitzer. domestic
cd. $50 3oc per ID.
Dates--Persian. 5Qsc per ID: Fards. .
0Skc per 10.
Dressed Calves-Choice. IL u ii Va 10,
common. sMl0c per 10.
Ftgs-Imported. new. ii q lee per 10.
California. s5c per box
! Fsesh yegetabics - cucumbers. hot
house. isGllc per ID; head lettuce. 81. Is
per doz: radishes. long. Use: round zoe
Ter doz: wax beans. sl.T5q2 hu; I'ars.
,cyi so025c dog. green beans, 81 s.U
Florida tomatoes. sl.75 per A-baskot
crate. coo per basket. water cress. ~
g?sc bu: turnips: ioc per dog; heets ~
lSg2Oc doz: spinach. s5WT0c bu: as
psragus. siQl.25 doz: green peas. SEQ
z2s hu; young onions. loGise Dig;
California Erults-Peachcs. 81. april
cote. s2.75: cherries. sl.55@2 rs per box
Geose berries-S4.5 so per bu.
Hny-Detroit dealers are paying the
lots: {: o b. Detroit: No. timothy
S17.5c9is; No timothy. 500 1850;
clover. mixed. sl6Qis.5o: rye straw
t1.5oUs; wheat and oat straw. $500
! Loose hay from farmers wagons on
| the city markets ranged from $lsg22
as to quality
Hidcs--No l cured hides: ehe: No; I
10 j green bulls. &c, No i cured veal
kip. lose. No green veal Kip. .e;
No cured % N sse; 80 ,se srsNs o
$500: No horse hides. $3.50: No;
tillow. Gao. No. 2 tallow. SIC; sheep
hides lie on: No kip. calf, iac Oh
! Honcy-Fancy white $50 lie: amber
I l2pl4c extracted 1rsc per 10.
| HuckIeberri~s-<5.5O M 6per bu.
Lemon.-Calitornia. s4.25Q4.s pei
Lim~s-sialss per 100.
MeIon.-Rocky Fords $3.50 q 80 pei
/ ase; watermeions. SO " DC each.
Mushrooms--l5fs5 soc per 10. :.
, Nuts-Walnuts. 15@f6c. almonds. II
q i5c. pecans. leml5c: nlberts II ~ lsc
Brazils. ga 1oc: mixed nuts. i2Q lac pei
Onious-Egyptians. SLIGO per on
Texas Bermudas. sl.154l.s5 per crate
Ornnge~-caiifornia naveis. Ss7So
Pinenppir.--Florida $3.50, De
dor. S25U02.I5 pei crate.
| Fcachrx-i basket crates, III lS0
Potatoes-Car lots. bulk. % 2bc
bags, $50 CSC per bu. new Bermudas
Si.T5 per be; new southern. $is3 pc
bu.
Pouitry-Broilers. 25T.sc: chickens
II5c: hens lie: old ROSTERS. l2M -
| ducks. IL n 6c. geese. Ice. turkeys,
q Sc per 10.
| Strawberries - 24-qt. cases. 1870 y
3 so per bu: $I504i.75 per case.
| TRtIow-No. l. 6lac: No. 2. n 10
| WOol-Medlum unwashed. lsu &c
| fine unwashed l4Ml6 per ID
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-15

tag wheat L. active. and stocks are
greatly depleted. The crop outlook Is
favorable. Opening prices "Wednesday
Cash No, red wheat SoS; July -
Septe mher. 30 s.c December. 80 = No.
white. sio5.
. The corn market is quiet at Gle Tor
cash No. >. and 62hc for No yellow
oats are in Hight demand and lule'
at sIl.c FOR standard. 36iyc for sep
tsmh.r and tie for No. white
The rye market is lifeIess az sic FOR
Beans are nominal at sg.So for cash,
s2.O5 for October. and s. Tor November.
Cloverseed Is duh and nomina, al
so.75 for prime spot $3.50 for October
Grain receipts at Chicago. wednes-
day Wheat. Is cars corn iss carr
oats. SO cars.
Wedne sday at S9h GS9rc. corn at % >
q 5sc, oats NJ siAs q S47se. and pork
higher, and was later quoted - hlsH-
er 70 I. d lower Corn was - nlsHei
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. O, June 14.-Wheat-Cash'
si.u6: July. "a NC: Sept. s2ssc. Dee; ~
soAe Dec S7*e; May 5sc. Oats nsu =; ash
Rye-No = -sc; No. s. 76c. Cloverse. $.
Cash $3.50; Oct. and Dec. sb.SV.
March 1855. Alsike-Prlme. $50
-
Butter. eggs and hay, unchanged
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 14-Grain opening
Wheat was Z. a a. higher from yestc. .
days closing. owing 10 comml sion
house buying following commission
orders. Corn was Slightly higher on
covering by local shorts, oats were
firm Provisions frmer following The
advance or grains.
Noon-Wheat after advancing little
at the opening. became steady at noon
with December &c higher. Corn WAS
unchanged. oats gained from y TO 5 -.
Close--Wheat closed listess WITH a
degree OF strength July sc i'gher'
September up Ssc. and December -
higher Corn showed considerable
strength. July closing Nc higher. Sep
TENDER lsc higher. and December y 6
higher Oats ranged higher all around.
July and September closing lee hiShe.
and December lsc higher. Prov sions
higher. all around.
kN StnpA a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-15

Reported for The Tim9s by Carson.
Craig AZ Co. June IA Wheat--ln our
early advices on grain. We suggested
protection OF any profits on short llnct
against a possible dutrk rally n TIE
market from an oversold spot. The
grain list was oyersold at the close
Yesterday. and the rally came the urst
hing this morning when prices made
nearly as much recovery In the nrst
half-hour as they declined Monday.
July wfreat has been up close TO " &C
and Is now holding around 80. There
ia an important consideration and that
is the action Of the northwest markets.
ir Minneapolis September wheat was Gp
nort temperature OF so degrees at a..
m nj Bismarck Fairly good buying
OF both September and December wheat
Nv a group OF wire houses. Minncapo-
it, 5S0GO barrels -four for the day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-15
Lice Stock O0ynerS Should Market sst
N0w; Future Is Extremely Uncertain

The cattle market seems TO be again
on the down grade. Especially is this
true OF the common grassy kinds
Still. this statement should not be
taken too seriously by the grower
After the first big break in cattle val
ues this spring the reaction carried
values well up 10 former levels again;
in fact. IL is doubtful II common COW
stun ever sold higher In June tnan
during the last 10 days. In view OF
the above fact. II will be seen that Is
10 25 cents per cwt can be taken on
from the top and still leave prices 81
high levels.
The situation is a peculiar one. IN
that cattle are so scarce that buyers
find il difiicult TO hold prices down
after they have succeeded In scoring
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-15

the break. The trade In granted cat.
tie holds 10 an even keel and Will.
without doubt. continue TO do SO dur
ing the remainder OF the season. Milch
COWS are dull and quiet. Veal calves
are active under large receipts.
The southern lamb Is master OF the
situation. and the future OF the trade
In this department depends upon the
receipts OF this class OF stock during
the remainder OF the month. June Is
the month In which spring lambs are
relished more than at any other time.
The reaction In the sheep trade was as
pronounced as In the cattle division.
although values did not come so near
reaching former levels. The time Is
not far distant when both lambs and
sheep will take another header and
the wise ones will market all stock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-15
NEW yoHK pRODuCE.

NEW YORK. June Ii.--Pork-Stcady.
mess. s2i. Lard--Dull. middle west.
spot, si2 4oai2.5o, Sugar--Raw. quic I.
centrifugals. So test. i2lc: muscovado.
SO test, sac; refined. duh; .cutloa:.
grsni,leted Use CofYee1Rio' No =
on the spot, SIS mSl.c. Dressed poui-
try--Qulet; turkeys. l5MlSc, chickens,
IsI24c. fowls. l5u zoe: spring duck
lie: ducks. lac. fowls. l3he Choose
Quiet. unsettled state milk common -
specials. l0M f5c. skins, common 10
3isc.
Coffee options opened to i0c high
err. Butter-Dull; receipts 2+1di
creamery. extra. 20 Nc; state DAIRY.
tubs 23Is a &c; imitation creamery.
firsts 2in 25c Eggs-Easier; receipts
2Ssg7: nearby white. fancy 2iM26 .
nearby mixed. fancy, goa 22c; freSn
firsts isaac
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-15

that Is ready as promptly as possible.
few serious breaks In the hog mar
ket have been recorded. but recovery
has every time been prompt and Ger.
tain. The time Is not far ahead, how
ever. when all this will change. The
market will break and will not react.
II Is true that hogs are scarce. bu. the
average OF those coming IL 80 much
heavier than has been the rule In June
OF other years that large part Of the
shortage has been regained.
There are indications OF a marked
depression In many commercial lines
as result OF bad season for grow
Ing crops. and growers OF livestock
end other farm products will do well
&c take advantage OF present market
opportunities as the future Is extreme
ly uncertain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-15
BOSTON COPPER.
uosrox COPPER SALES.

s,are sales of June i4th. furnished 81
Hayden Hay stone 8 CO.. Ady; 10; Anal,
z;s5s. Arlzs 10 a ,,ss sa's IS: e =
e IL. /: Cent. IFS; &. Range, IL, z.
y. 2s5 FIR. 20; Cir, is: Or. 20; g. e..
SIS: Hanc, so: Hely- IS; ind,l 90; isie
20, Mex, 10: Mob, 80; New. IS; Nip.
O. C.. so; o. ID, 1eO: Par; So 9unlncy'
q Ros 1872; : K pitts. s75 Tam. 80,
Trim is; L. S r., 240: DO pfd, ! 90
Apsx, so: Ut Con. 2s7; Utah, 100; "In''
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-15
LIVE STOCK.
EAST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Duuutou A stevens Live stock Repai

LAST BUFFALo. \. Y. June IS
Especial. Receipts cars. slow:
Best 1900 70 li5o- 10 steers ss.2og
s75O6s, best 100 to i,2oo-lb shippins
steers. s7G775: medium butcher r'ecrs.
l.ooo to LOO lbs 81 sac light ousS9 n
Common mi to medium, do. So so a $50: best
fat heifers,. go q 80: good fat heir.
rs; stock heifers. s4a $50; best feed
ing steers. S5a so: medium TO gooa.
DO s475a stoskers all grades. $40
si7sQ525; light thin bulls. s3.5o.gi.2s;
best mixers and springers: S59 u %
each; common to good do. s2S a. 10
'e sheen and Lambs-Receipts ears.
slow; spring lambs. ss;509sIS; yeai :
lings. t7.soqs.I5' wethers, 500 20;
ewes, s4.75q5.
EAST BuFFALO-CIose.
The market closed with the followin <
oranges: Cattle-Receipts so, duli and
steady; prime. Ssa $50: butchers. sig
77s. Calves-Receipts 125, fairly az
tive, steady; common to choice, 500 q,
s25' Sheep and Lambs-Receipts evJ.
slow and weak: choice lambs, ss.7599,
Gull to fair. 'c:s9gsSo; yeariIngs, 40
$50 fairly active and steady. yorker $.
s9s0ass5; pigs. $40: mixed. $50;
heavies, $3.50; roushs, $500 " D. . I.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June l5:-cattle-Rec"ipts
$4,000 generally Toe lower. becyes.
s56Ofsse5: Texans. s5.25QT15: west
erns S5.i0aI.60; stockers and feeders.
Sc gOQ640 cows ard heifers. g. ia4
ESQ: calves s650Mss0. Hogs-ke-
ceipts n 600. strong. Toe higher. light.
sess1sg5: mixed. 1885 4y.65; heavy.
s.25 q 9.G5; rough. 1926 9.3S; pigs,
yoI6Mg55 sheep and lambs--Re-
ccIpts $4,000. 100 Sc lower; nativeg.
s25cm6 westerns, 1915 a6.l0. lambs.
natives. s5.15g s.25; westerns. <6.2S -
S35.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o., June li.--Hogs--
Receipts 1890, steady TO sc lower; mC-
diums nd heavies So so: workers.. SIS 65:
mixed. $500. pigs and lights. 50 20
Cattle-Receipfs 3 cars. steady Lambs
-Receipts cars; springs 1885 TOP
Calves-Receipts 300. $3.50 top.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-15
posrox COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times D CarFOu'
craig a co. June IL: Early London
cables quote metal up es 3D., marie &c;
firm Boston copper market quiet pat
Arm, this morning Lake shows an dd-
vance of 81 A London representstiv G
OF the United Metals selling Co. who
csme TO New York with proposi,ioi1
grom English and continental copp E
buyers to purchase about lOo.VOo.oVo
pounds OF copper. Is very slgniheah ~ :.
liz IS believed recent lower prlces ioa
copper In London may nave ueen Iii..c.
FOR Mr.. Ryan's benefit. The Unlte1
Metals Selling Co has held hrm on
lac basis for copper. We are now III
Sormed that IL IL the Amalgamateo eN I.
nectations that within the week. woid
viii be received that the sale mas con "a =
summated OF approximately tVV'eYV;;.yiv =
;eiiinx 90 al about 10. such a sale OF
Gomez would have decidedly stilnu ,
lating effect upon copper the hes"'
and copper stocks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-15
NEW yoRk sTOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by carson,
Craig * Co, June II: Trading during
the forenoon on the stock exchange
was marked by extreme dullness anu
while opening quotations were nisheI'
price changes were infrequent and con :
lined TO fractions. Traders We're al 10
ed In opinion on the market. ana 'ht!e
A. midday. the market was at stsnd-
stin Total sales TO noon, los''os
r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-15
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butte--Creameries. extras. 2Tc 10,
frsts eGc, dairy butter. Gle. packing
stock. zoe per 10
Egas-F'resh current receipts cases
included iSc per dozen. Receipts on
Tuesday. l.sl9 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-15
Copper wARkET-cIoSe.

,a AfdV9, 's Z: IL Ho $50 Gent, ie Chino
~ Cop. EanTs 50 , PAYS rs F. Fr.l i H.! !.
Busie' a. a. rs G f7 :: Goid. Cons
1 -! DIAN. "a; Hanca ia Hslv
-: Ind. rs. Inspir., "a. :. Roy; IN
Kerr L. 50. Las. ~ MAJ Lar az. NeS
c cons. iss New. Utah. 81; Nip. -
n. Butte. rs y. Lake. 1917; ohio Eop:
IL old DOM ssi. ParS NV; 0u na y
40: sap < Bos.. s9y Sup. a Pitts; III
ram. Is; Trim. s; Utah Apex; SS Utag
cons. III; smelling. 3sh do pfd. 40
VuIt, ga Win, ..