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The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, June 1.-The bull hope
that farm sales would drop of whI n
prices declined is not being realIz, d.
southwestern receipts are heavy and
the northwestern movement is we'll
sustained, so much. so that the Ameri-
can visible supply has caught up to
Feeling in wheat is very bearish.
Fears appear to take no note OF the re
cent decline and keep right on talking
lower prices prices: Liverpool gained . little
low that there is not the slightest
chance for export business from this
country: When American prices dc
declined faster. Prices are very low
all over Europe. which makes the SIT
uation discouraging to the bulls. who
look They may get advances from
time to time as the market become $
crersold. but there IL nothing to en-
courage extensive bull operations. In
Cash wheat was in active demand
and strong. There was demand for
was made in cash wheat while the flu
lures gained = "a | he. The close was
firm at the best prices OF the day;
Shows report was bullish as II showed
Wheat quotuations-Cash No. red.
sl.05; July opened with an advance Of
nc at s4&c. and advanced TO s6c; sept.
opened az 3. end advanced 10 s4Ac.
Coarse grain quotations-Corn--Ca n
No. 2. bsc; No. z yellow, 5shc: No, 8
sample, car at soc, ,oats-standard,
Ale: No. SO white. l car at S94c. clos
ing at 40c asked. Rye--Cash No. l, SIC.
Beans-Cash. t2.22 bid. $2.25 asked;
Oct Oct. s; Sac c'ovfr'esd-r''"' spot $50
Receipts in the Detroit market Wed.
nesday Included car OF wheat. Of
corn and OF oats. withdrawals were
.207 bu or wheat and 9,7S7 bu OF corn
Stocks are 166,34l bu OF wheat, 1l0l6J
tn OF corn. 21.257 bu OF oats and SO
Wheat receipts on Wednesday: Du.
luth, 90 cars, against 6 a year ago;
Minneapolis, las cars. against 1855; chi
cage, "a cars; against 10; 81 Louis. is'-
600 blu. against $1,000 bu.
Exports OF wheat and flour Wednes-
wednesday. $4,000 bu; year ago s2f..
worlds wheat visible supply dc.
sSsSSOG Sg s'' bS week YEA. aFa aso
and corn Ad higher. -,-.,-,
SHOWS report estimates winter wheat
acreage at 2S 233.000 blu, or 10O,0~ bid
more than harvested last year. The
condition Is sos. against sos a year
ago and the crop Is injured at 3s5,oov'-
ga 600, against is.247,OOO a year ago
The r'V condition is gos. against ga 9
year ago and indicated yield about
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. June i,-wheat-Cash
,io5: July. 9sJ4c; Sept si,Sc; Dec.
s5Isc Corn--Cash, 81 he; July. soc
sept. 6Oa.c; Dec, 57Lc. Oats-Cash
Sekc; July ss%ci SEPT! $SAe; pc, Pc.
srseed-Cash, $780, oct. and Dec.
March. Ss52h. Prime alsike-sf: Aus.
a. 40 Prime timothy-S2.l5 Butter
eggs and hay--UnChanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO, June l.-Opening-July
wheat. &c higher from yesterday
closing: Sept &c higher: Dec. Ipen"l
at sic. Corn-Steadier, unchsnged
Oets---Flrmer; July. NC higheri sept,
Noon-July wheat. sc higher; Sept
&c higher: Dec, NC higher. Corn =
weak. except July. slightly advanced
wheat--Juiy, Ic higher; Sept. Ese
higher; Dec, sc higher. Corn--Juiy
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
WON'T ALLOW POLICE TO GET
EVIDENCE IN K0HLER CASE
Mayor eaehr Says Officers Are Neeo'
ed 70 Preserve Order-Trial OF
Golden Rule" Chief Resumed.


CLEVELAND, Ohio June 1.-The
second day OF the trial OF CHIEF OF
Police Fred Kohler, charged with
drunkenness, misconduct and immor-
ality began this afternoon before the
civil service commission.
Interest In the case was heighten-
ed BY the refusal of Mayor Baehr
and Acting Chief Schmunk to comply
with the request OF counsel for the
prosecution that policemen be assign
ed TO discover and bring evidence
against Kohler before the commission.
~ wouldn't consider such q thing,
sail the MAYOR. Schmunk declared
the policemen were needed for the
preservation of public order.
All witnesses for the prosecution,
said TO have been missing for several
days, were accounted FOR today.
The charges Of immortality and the
accusation that Chief Kohler attempt
ed 20 aid a woman OF the tenderloin
10 sell her property 10 another woman
through q system OF coercion are ex-
pected C. come up late this afternoon.
A number OF extra witnesses have
been summoned I'm an effort TO estab-
lish that Kohler was drunk on cleo
ton night
Public interest in the proceedings
is unflagging and each appearance OF
the suspended chief is a signal for AN
ovation.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01

Hsy-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baIad hay IN car
lots, 4 Q. B, Detroit: No. I timothy,
tiI.bo0is; Ma 2 timothy. NevisSo'
glover mixed. tis0ls,bo; rye stTcM,
tLe91s; wheat and oat straw evv
on the city markets ranged from 'is
Hias.-cuSs SN no l, lOe; green
sS.sa. &c; No. No / k GS'''; sursa. i ss:
rssn. 7ioe; No i: M1raina SSs: ar.s en-
cali, Ihe on No No. /. horse hides. No. !;
Sno9 I No 2. $3.50: sheep SKINS - ~
Honey-Faney white. Is0i7e; am
Der. Is0l4ei extracted, ~ sc per 10 In
Limes-sI0 i.25 per 100.
Meions--Rocky Fords, $500 per
Mushrooms-I50g zoe per ID. :.
Nuts--Walnuts. $50 Ice; almonds
yleci pecans. 12015c; flberts, IL lac.
I'D: hickory nuts. shellbarks. 81 20 y l;oV.
onions-Nsw Bermudas. ~ per erate'
TEXAS Bermudas. 81 per crate.
oIsDEes - California naVels' ss'sV
per crate.
do PiI.ss" Egks n.aSQa per
Po;aiossEcSrp PEI lots. bulk. 1s0sss;
Gags, s6Q2Se per bu; new BermudaS
N!5 per blu; new southern, $l.3o ou.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 2bQ2Sc; chickens,
ldgisc; hens, isc; stays anu oue
iiSSS S: s1 aSgltHsi duck Hsr lao ~ ioe' ~
strnwberrie.-24-Qt. cases, tSVS'oV,
hamper
Tailow-No. 1. shS; No. 4. Sho Id
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
Little Change in Market for Prime
Cattle, and Steady TRADE Is Assured

The spread between dry-fed steers
and the commoner grades OF cattle ID
rapidly widening, owing to pros
receive scarcity OF the former and the
tfrong composition which the latter
must meet now that the run OF south
efn grAssers IL In full swing. There
has been but little change in the
market for prime cattle during May
MID q steady trade IL looked for dur
ING the remainder OF the summer.
Not 90 with the remainder Of the cat
ne list. The market Is rapidly filling
nD with western and southern
frassers, that can be had for much
over prices than natives and thou
Snnds OF butchers. the country over,
are buying them. These cattle do not
dress as well as natives, IL Is true,
tnt they can be made TO answer the
purpose
Chicago f. having one Of the best
,'fsner markets for prime cattle that
|ar ever seen known in that city,
|||tes are more than 81 higher than
||&r we're on this date last year and
NJ supply 10 far short OF the demand.
||fh seems TO come from all points
. ne compass. The east IL eager for
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01

Claude had dined sumptuously. The
steak had been juicy, the Ice cream
toothsome and the coffee prime.
No use talking, Bowery Bills QUICK
lunch had something OF the Waldorf
Astoria-and so reasonable, too.
Claude dug into his kick for the 10
cents that was coming TO the house.
Horrors! He had not his purse with
him. He had left II at home on the
secritoire.
At least, that what he started to tell
Bullneck McGinnis. the hefty waiter.
(The Enid
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
CrELAND LOSES BY DECISION.
y. 8. Supreme Court Refuses Writ Of
l1andamus Against judge Swan.

s. WASHINGTON. June 1.-The petit
tiCn OF Henry A. CleIand for a writ of
mandamus to compel Judge Henry H.
Swan. OF the United States circuit
court OF Detroit. to dismiss the case OF
Edward w. Bishop and George Loud
AGAINST the Michigan Savings & Loan
association has been denied by the
supreme court of the United States.
Bishop and Loud sued TO have a re-
ceiver appointed and to wind up the
nffairs OF the company. Cleland had
(. nied proof Of his claims amounting to
$1,000 and sought to stop the action in
the circuit court and to secure the dis
lribntion Of the defunct associations
assets.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
D. P. W. FIGURED CLOSELY.
Bids For Paving Just About Lever
With Appropriations.

That the department OF public WORKS
figured very closely on it's estimates
for brick repaving is shown by the
bids for several streets which were
opened by Commissioners Haarer'
wednesday morning For Chestnut-st.,
for instance, the appropriation is Sll,'
47O, while the lowest bid for the work
is S14,35O. this including the material
and inspection. On some of the streets
the margin is SO narrow that q siight
change in the amount Of brick or the
time of inspection would eat up the
margin.
The continued rainy weather OF the
past two months has also had an Ell
feet on paving costs. Asphalt work is
costing much more than normal at
the present time because the paving
gangs can work only part OF the
time but must be paid full time since
the asphalt workers are skilled labor
ers who cannot be readily laid on.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
BLAMEs OTHERS FOR FRAUDS.
Former Superintendent Of Sugar Trus
Refinery Testifies.

NEW YORK, June denying all
knowledge OF the sugar frauds ana
throwing any responsibility for the
methods employed on the docks In
williamsburg on the shoulders OF
three dead men, Ernest w. Gerbracht
took the stand In his own defense to-
day.
The former superintendent OF the
Williamsburg refinery OF the sugar
trust declared IL was a matter OF COM
mon knowledge that the government
weighers were supposed to be liberal
In weighing trust cargoes but Wheel
asked by Judge Martin specially
where he got such Information, he
could not remember"
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01

Phillip Fox and his two cousins.
Jacob and Israel Fox, who were held
~ police headquarters on suspicion
because they were discovered trying
70 dispose OF some jewelry in Mon.
xoecave. restaurant, we're releasd from
t'Dstody, Wednesday morning. at the
Instance Of Phillips father, London.
Ont, pawnbroker The father said
that the Fox boys came by the jewelry
honestly.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
SOLDIERS STILL RUNNING.
Insurgents Are In Pursuit OF Troops
In NICARAGUA.

BLUEFIELDS, June 1-Messengers
arriving from the battle-ground out
side the city. report this afternoon,
that Gen. Lara's forces are in full re-
treat with the insurgents I'm pursuit
1t is stated that Lara has only small
part of mis- army consisting OF about
SEQ men. They are ragged, half-
starved and were unable TO offer any
further semblance OF attack.
The news was received here with
great rejoicing by the insurgents at
Gen. Estrada's headquarters.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
COPPER MARkET-CIo.s.

ArIz ComI 10 Allan :, Allouez 40.
Bos & c 10, Bos Ely 2: Butte c 10. Cas-
tus, 1876, Cal & A 62A. Cal * HecIa
Cop range g. ba Shif5 f EasS Bdtts
ga. First Nat 81 Franklin l2h, ella
"a, CRANKY SO. GirouS, "a, Goldhe Id
Cons n, Greene Can s. Hanck ISIS.
Helv "a, Ind Is. Inspiration Z. Isle
Royale 2lh. Kerr Lake S4, Keweenaw
!, La Sale In, La Rose a.. Lake
SlS: Miami u Mohawk 49l1. New
North Butte 80. North Lake II. Ohio
Cop ga. Oibway ~, old Dom SIS. o.
eeola 1874 Quincy rs. Raven az, Bay
Cons lsSs. Shannon IL, Santa Fe Ia.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
COPPER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share sales of MAY
IL, furnished by Hayden, Stone & Co:
G l65. Ann Zinc Is. { $50 Bonz
I.477. g & A l25. Cal T. Cent So. RAM
Ss3. b 365, Frank 3l5 OK AS, Gran
Ly los, G G $40, Hank 1873. Ind 59o.
555, Mass so, Miami $50, Mich SO, Mon
). New 5+3. Nip S25. n Il l.O4l. y l. i,S2o,
Glib IS, o ID 80. Csc 80, Quincy II. RAJ
43l. $ q p l40. Tam 10. Trinity lO5, l.
= ISIS, do pref 270. IT Con 20, II Con
100, Vic 100, VOL ll2
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
oCToRARA DUE TONIGHT.
Wholesalers and Manufacturers View
Sights At Mackinae and ST. Ignace.

The steamer Octorara, on which are
$50 members Of the Wholesalers and
Manufacturers association, will arrive
IA Detroit at o'clock tonight. That
the trip TO the upper peninsula has
strengthened trade relations between
these two sections is fully apparent.
The Octorara encountered rough
weather In Lake Superior. II was
seven hours late in arriving at Mack.
mac Island. That place was reached
at 4:45 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
From there the steamer went to st
Isnace where reception was held on
board the boat for the business men
"a that city.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
LIVE STOCK.
FAST BUFFALO--OpC ming.
unning e stevens Livestock Report.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. June -
Best 1900 to l,l5o-lb. steers. $50 S.25;
7:75; best l.loo TO l,2o0-lb. Shipping
steers, S6.50Q7.25; medium butchet
steers. 1000 l.1oo-lb., tsq6;25. ligEt
COWS, ss,26 q $50. fair to good cows,
s4.75I5.25; common To good cows, SIS 81
ga: best fat heifers, 81 " 125; good Ia
sfs BEST fair fe to SSod sSr
.S,2595.s0; medium to good steers,
!! best bulls. ;6gSS0i bologna ! bulls,
common TO good mixers, s2SQ45.
Hoss.Receipts, 10 cars strong
heavy. ss,so@lO; Workers. $40; piss
Sheep and lambs-Receipts cars;
lower; best lambs, sS.5O4S.T5; year
lings, s646.5o; wethers, $Sg5,2S; ewes
Calyes-s5QS.15
EAST BUFFALO--CIose.
EAST BUFFALO, \. Y. June THE
cattle-None here, market steady
prime. s1.754S.25; butchers. s3.75a t,7j.
Calves-Reeeipts. 27S; active and llrrn
steady; choice lambs, ss609S.75; cult
tS fair ss5qqs5e; yeaElings' sSg6Sa;
10; pigs. si04IO.I5; mixed, s99j4 .;
heavy, 1886.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June l.-Cattle.-ReeelHts.
%, 500: steady; beeves. $500 $40.
Texans, S51597; westerns, s5.25 a 100;
stockers and feeders. $4,000 6.i5; cows
and heifers, $2S0G7; calves, $6QS.2I
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000; slow; llSns.
t9.4O497O; mixed. s9.i0g9.i0: heaNy.
$9.35Qs.T0. rough. 1895 gS.45; piSs.
Sa.20Ig65 Sheep-Receipts. $4,000;
weak and loo lower; natives. So %
5 IS: western, S3.50@5.30, lambs, ma =
tives, $525HS5O. western, S5.50QS So.
CLEVELAND.
T. CLEVELAND, June l.--Hogs--Ee-
ceIpts, 1000; market firm, sc higher:
mediums and mixed $3.50; workers..
pigs and lights. s9.s0G9.S5. Cattle
ccipts, s cars. 1925 top. Caives-Re-
ceipts. 200 head. 50 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
EARTH Is JARRED.
Scientist Believes Scene OF DIS
turbance 10 In Far East.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. June Ian
earthquake of unusual duration Is re
ported this morning from the seismo
graph record OF Father odenbach oil
st. Ignatius College.
The main disturbance occurred at
l:0l this morning and ended at 2:2C
although there were several indistinci
disturbances previous TO the main
movement. Father Odenbach calcu
lates from the characteristics OF the
record. that the scene must have been
In Japan or some OF the islands
that region.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
PRODUCE.

The supply OF Strawberries was
again light this morning and prices
were firmly held. Pineapples are IN
good supply and are moving rect.
in good supply and are no better than
steady in tone. Dressed calves "t'l 2
q gain In light supply. and with an ia
proVed demand. were little Dflnst'
Receipts OF poultry were relatively 40
eral and I'm some quarters the market
was quoted easier.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
JOBBING PRICES.


baked beans s'I i1i5, g scs LIMA beans
sts Sso SornT dn,n S.., Ma,n: tS
Peas-Fancy. early June, H.ss; stan
dsrds. 81: soaked. 500 Toe. salmon
soekeye. tall $3.50: Nat. 81: Alaska
mStoe:. St0sOc: sueeOsssh. N0Ll'
Coffee - Package coffee. loo-lb. case
l4:2S gl7, delivered.
coarse middiinss. Sc; sEseEsd cora
sf7; coarse corn meal, t27; corn and
cats E,. chop Sst per t 01;sn,, IN wood
straight. .iS.25; clear 'S.iS per Dbl Rye
hour $3.50 per Dbl. .,. H.,
shc; Perfection, 100: Eocene- lac;
crown gasoline, Use per gal: turpen-
PRO, isions - Mess pork, S25; fam
lily, s26Q27: medium. clear, $500;
smoked hams, lSIlShc; dry sailed
Sgiskets GoG shouidsTs ise aF Pie"n G
tierces, l5Ac; kettle rendered. l''4a
per 10.
suEar-The retail price list for De:
Park. North Detroit and River RougSi
dominoes, BIB. ,s25; eagle tablets.
sI2S; cut Loaf !s7S: cubes ; noS:
dered, Ssl0; graduated extra coarse.
$3.50; do. fine In bulk. $50: do. 2-ib.
cartons. $500: do, 2-lh. cartons. 50; do,
1855: do. a5-ib' cartons. 1915: diamond
4, IS so; confectioners' A. 1855: No. !.
1910; No. 2. 80 20: No I. 1875: No. e
t5.i5: No. s. $40; No. .. S5.S6: No. 10,
$3.50: No. II. S5.2S: 20. IL. $40: No.
| Is, s5.l5; No IA. $50. No. Is. S6l5:
Michigan granulated. $500: household
per case: household powdered. B-lb,
cartons. II 10 case. $40 per casa
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
BOSTON CnPPER IE1yrEas

Reported Tor The Times BY Carson,
Craig K Co. June /:
Early London cables quoted metal
market up IS Cd on spot and Is Sd on
futures. Boston copper market weak
and lower today In sympathy with New
York. The intunctions restraininr
western railroads from advancing
freight rates seems TO have scared
holders into liquidation. But this
thing ought to run Its course in a Cay
or two. ON these breaks good COP
pers ought to be picked Up
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
SHOPPING DAY ARRANGED.
Elks Set Apart Time For Womer
Visitors to Make Purchases.

A big feature Of the Elks' week
will be the shopping day arranged for
the ladies. One day will be set apart
for the wives and daughters OF yisi-
tors TO shop. This will be an incen-
tive TO merchants to decorate their
places of business in the Elk colors.
and aid in the general scheme of deco.
ration OF the city. II is but natural
that these ladies who come here for
Elk week Will patronize the stores
which show the Elk coloTs.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
CHICAGO pROnuCE.

CHICAGO, June l.--Butter-EXtras,
27lsc: frsts, 26c; dairy extras, &c:
frsts. 24c Eggs-Prime ftrsts, ls13 c;
firsts lTiac Cheesc-Twins. lIiq
l4&4c; young Americas l5A gIGRc
Live poultry-Fowls, l6Lac; ducks. lac;
geese, SQi0c.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig a Co, from New York, June |:
The unexpected move OF the govern
ment I'm applying for an Injunction
caused emi-demoralization In the
stock market this morning and tee
Aus selling pressure, no less than
zoo 600 shares OF stock being thrown
80, SO market during the first hour =
trading. Prices declined sharply with
losses extending from , to points.
caused temporary rallies, but the NAL :
Net showed weakness throughout the
morning session with liquidation 80
on.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-CreamerIes. extras. 2sc 10;
irsts, &c; dairy butter. 2lc: packing
stock. 20c per 10.
EgEs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included, 1870 per doZ Receipts on
Wednesday, 1913 cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01

NEW YORK, June Additional
losses occurred at the opening Of the
stock market today. Wide openings
occurred in Union Pacific. Atchison
and Reading and after initial declines
in these and all the other important
issues stocks were pressed for sale
at further concessions.
IL a. m.-The pressure OF stocks
continued the sole factor in the trad
ing all through the first hour. carry
ing prices down from three TO more
than six points. with st. Paul falling
six and a quarter points.
Noon-ln the last half of the fore
noon heavy covering OF shorts caused
recovery OF TO l-2 points but the
dpturn was not general.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds lower
p. ma steadier tone prevailed in
the afternoon with prices OF the gen
eral list showing moderate recoyeries
from the midday range.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01

&c higher; Sept. &C higher; Dee. &c
higher. Oats--July, Sept and Dec, &C
higher. Proyisions-Weak.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01

BuSiBeHs-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. IS
John R-st. Main 1893. or City sass.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

c. w. Taylor, Detroit; Henry q.
Dollhouse and Charles VI. owen,
Grand Rapids, are the incorporators
OF the Triumph Motor Car Co., associa'
ton in Lansing. No details OF the or
ganization are available as yet.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01

The Security Trust Co., recently ap.
pointed receiver for II. H. II. Grape
Smith, bankrupt lumberman, was
elected trustee at a meeting Of the
creditors In the Office OF Referee IN
Bankruptcy Davock, Tuesday after
noon. A sale OF the lumber yard at
the foot Of Joseph Campau-ave., val.
ued at about $4,000, was ordered for
June 8. The total liabilities are up.
wards OF $4,000. The name of Stand.
ford T. Crapo was suggested for the
trusteeship by relatives Of the bank.
rupt, but Attorney George B. Yerkes.
representing Arthur L. and John
Holmes. objected and was sustained.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01

Building permits for May show an
increase of Is per cent over May, 1909,
They call for 376 new buildings and
so additions and alterations, repre-
senting a total estimated cost Of 81
343,4sO. During the, same month in
1909 permits were taken out for 2S3
new buildings and u additions: total
cost $l,lS3,300
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
LOCAL STOCKS.

BANKS AND TRUST cos.
Bid. Asked
Amer Exchange Nat. los lloh
Central Savings ........ ITO &C..
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01

The presence OF A. w. Thompson.
OF Chicago, and ]. W. Alvord, OF An
derson, Ind. in Detroit the past day
or two mas revived the rumor that
this city is to have a big steel plant.
Both men are directors of the Inland
Steel Co. OF Chicago. During their
stay here they were guests OF T. II.
Simpson, of the Michigan Malleable
loon Co.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-01
Markets and Finance
BIC SLUMP IN
STOCK MARKET
Prices Are Carried Down From Three
To More Than Six Points-St.
Paul Of ga.
n. Y. STOCK NARKET-CIo.s

Anal Cop 67i,. Am-c 4 F5Sl., 40. pr
ia, Am Cot . 60, Am Ice 23E, Am Loo
as y. Am Smelt $50. Am Sug lls, AN
Z a. n 1856, Am Tob pr y6ts, Am Wool
SO. do pr 80, Anaconda AN, Atch l0t "a.
Bait * q NIX, Brk I iSt9, Can Pac
ls4h. Cen Leath s7h. o pr loo. Ches q
o sSis, Chi q CT " %. c NJ q 81 T.
& south So, Con Gas 1881, Corn Prdtss
rs, ID 4 III l67. u & r q S71s. Dis 5 Z
2s, Erie 26h do LIST pr a, do "a pf
Ct Ct Q Ore s ett 90 his Gent IS y Int Mel
81, Louis & \ las, Nj. X s T ssh, DO
pf IS, No Pec s5'1s Natl Lead T4h. )
l0oA. North Pac I2sh. Penn r 4:
Islt. PEG e q loS. Press 81 Car ar
ass, Rock Isl Al u, do pr $50 sloss-
sher Il. South Pac III a, south ny
Ave 5a, Texas 2sS. Union Psc I56s
Z s Rub 80. L 5 Steel 1875, do .pf 1l5H.
Y $ Bonds 1885,, Utah Cop 49,. Wa6
1eA, do pr 42&. West Tn Tel 81. West
Mfg so.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-12-25

Bent on Christmas shopping, with some little journeys to the homes of her friends, Mrs. Fred Carter, of Flat City, spent a few days in town last week. She has taken great interest in the building of the new A. B. hall at Flat, and says that it will be open for a ratification party on January as per schedule.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-12-25

T. Perry, partner of Joe Smith in the Moore-creek option which was taken over last fall left for that sec tion Tuesday accompanied by Al Sla- ger. They will be busy prospecting the balance of the winter.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-12-25

Gov. Clark was recently initiated into the Elks lodge at Juneau. H. A. Bishop has been appointed district de- putty for Elks' lodges in Alaska.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-12-25

Frank Ingles was in from Flat last week for a couple of days. He wanted to see something about that expedition that started for the Minneapolis under charge of Captain Alabam.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-12-25

A box of La Verdad Perfecto cigars Xmas will please the most fastidious smoker. At Johnstone's.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-12-25

Reservations for seats now in order for the Merchants New Year festival.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-12-25

When you are ln doubt, ask for La Verdad cigar at Johnstone's.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-12-25

Casey sells Book cigars.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-27
Room Size Rugs at $3.50.

Tomorrow we VIII sell regular 81
9xl2 Jap mating rugs. a. $3.50 each.
For particulars see ours add on page
3. The Denman-J Jenner Co