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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19

umbus consigned his BODY 10 chains.
shall il be said that the immorta,
Genoese mariner gave new world
! to civilization and the state of Mich.-
gan consigned his glory 10 the
saloons?
/ IF such is the fact, fortunate m.
deed IL - that the discoverer OF the
new world has established his tauIs
SO that It's lustre Is beyond the poTer
/ OF pigmy posterity 10 burnish or BE-.
cloud He needs nc ironical common
GRAFTON. Humanity's aeart is his tomb ,
! hemisphere is his monument. / do
not care 10 thilk SO meanly OF M
state, as 10 impute such a preposter-
GUS and unworthy intent TO it.
In his opinion. Judge Connolly
holds against all of the contentious
advanced by defendants counsel in
support of the claim that the Column
/ bus day act is unconstitutional. and
I his conclusions are based wholly on
! considerations occurring TO the court
apart from the briefs and oral argu-
ments OF counsel The defense argu-
4 Ell that the act was unconstitutional
[ because IL impaired the obligation OF
contracts. because il is an ex post
1 fscto law, and because il is not uni
/ form in its application. Judge Con
molly disagrees with each OF thes 2
contentious and gives his reasons at
I length.
The court does find. however. that
( the object OF the act is not fully eA-
pressed in its title; that he body OF
thu act does not disclose It's object.
and that, conceding Columbus day 10
be a public holiday, IT is not the
genus Of legal holiday that Is con
templated by section II OF the liquor
law. which provides that all saloons
must close on all legal holidays.
The Judge points out that while
the act declares that Oct l. shall
be recognized. clsssed and treated
as other legal holidays and In the
next breath repeAls its general rule
bv a repugnant prOyiso that the cate
CORY OF acts prohibited on legal holi.
DAYS shall not be prohibited on Colum-
bus day- In other words. the act
shall not be construed - affect com
mercial paper. the making or execu-
ton OF agreements or instruments IN
writing. or interfere with judicial
proceedings
'rhe most that can be said for
Columbus day continues the court.
lis that IL is a new genus OF holiday. a
holiday sm generis without prototye
or kindred - is certainly not a
new species OF the old gems Of holt.
DAYS created by the act Of 1859 and
Its amendments Section II OF the
lionor law was enacted in 1887 The
( Columbus day act was enacted in
1909 The LIQUOR law of 1887 cannot
he extended by inference &C 4 new
genus OF legal holidays created in
1909
A new date with the same es
sence and attributes as the legal holt
DAYS created by the legal holiday &C;
~ 1859 ana its amendments. can. bv
judicial inference, be read into Sec
n II 81 the liquor law Columbus day
lis not placed in that category either
IN essence or attribute Judicial In
ference Is impotent to place II there :
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
JORRING rNlCEs.

Canned 1ood.-Apples. gals. ss.e;
baked beans. lib, SO y 60c; Lima beans.
sIgl50. Corn-fancy Maine. siio;
standard. soc. fable beets,, sS q ~.
srds. 81 soaked 500 'os saim sss.
reds. 81 SO Alaska pinks; Iona
Conee-Paekage coffee. ioo-ip case
slA25Hl. delivered. $50.
Feed--Bran. $26. me middllngs. Wv
coarse middlinss. Sse' cracked corn,
s2s, coarse corn meal s2s. corn anu
oats chop so ton
iehigan patents. In wood
best; sos ordinary patents NV.
nour, sss5 per Dbl.
Oiis-Raw linseed. 7sc; boiled I'm
seed. ssc. Diamond headlight kerosene.
s,c. Perfection. Zoe. -socene IL.
crown gasoline Ice gal: turpentine. In
Provision.-Mts IS pork. s2t. SO; family
pork. sea75g25 medium. clear. 20
bacon. isngl7c, lard. In uerees. AZ = c.
kettle rendered. l+A.c per ID.
Sugar-Quotations corrected daily oy
W. II Edgar & Co.: Cryslal dominoes'
1925 Eagle tablets, y650. cut loaf
(6.i0; cubes, S5.65. NNNN powdered
1855 standard. powdered. $S.so. gran
ulated. extra coarse. - -. srahu'ateut.
fne. In bulk. IS AZ. xlsnalated. In I'D
cotton bags. $50, Mehisan g ranaiat-
ers a. tS:s5. NO. l. So 30 ~.
No. g. $50. No. I. 50. Ia; No. ,. SsiV.
No y $5.O5, No 10, s., No. IL, sAs2
No. Il $3.50. No. -. $3.50, NO. ~ s''ss'
o 10. si.s5 per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
BUSINESS man IS
IN PRETTY MESS
Seeks To Recover $1,000 Given
Pretty Divorce To Furnish Flat;
Has Wife and Child.

What became II $1,000 gwen To
Mrs Frances Sullivan. a handsome
young divorcee, by wealthy manu-
facturer OF automobile accessories, Is
a question which occupied the atten'
ton OF Circuit Court Commissioner
May. most OF Friday forenoon. and
the riddle was unsolye0 wnen court
adjourned at noon
That the money came into the pos
session Of the young woman early IN
January, she does not deny She
says IL was given 10 her by the manu-
facturer with which TO furnish nat.
at No. 573 Fourth-ave, but she learn
ed that the manufacturer had vile
and child living, and threw him over
Then he. under the name OF Robert
St. John, a chauffeur started pro
ceedings to regain possession OF the
furniture and the $4,000. The manu-
facturer denies giving her the money,
according 10 his attorneys. but claims
she got possession OF it after they had
been our for a gay time, and when ne
was somewhat intoxicated.
The furniture was replevined sew
eral days ago by ST. John, who clainl-
ed 10 own il, and later repleVlhea
from him by Steib Bros. furniture
dealers at Gratiot and MI Eilio1t
ayes.
Mrs. sullivan was put through
rigid examination in an EFFORT 70
trace the money. She parted ana
sidestepped 10 the best or her aolllty'
but finally admitted that the last she
saw OF the money she gave II 10 lohh
Steib for safekeeping. After that
testimony Deputy Sheriff Rudo.ph
Grandt was rushed out 10 SteiD
place OF business in a taXi-cao 20
serve garnishee. A man VINO
claims TO know says Grandt was 100
late. as the money is already saiely
hidden in Canada
After receiving the money Mrs SUI
Ivan says she deposited II In the
Home Savings bank She drew our
sums of 500 and $500 until the PIE
was reduced TO the amount Sl,4OO'
and this she deposited in the People
state bank. under the name OF Mrs.
stanley Morgan The name. she au-
mitted. was fictitious The sum was
Withdrawn the same day, she tesuned'
and given 10 Steib for safekeepine-
Asked what had became OF the
$500. she said sRe spent IL. but SAID
she was unable 10 remember Wha'
she purchased She said most OF II
went for personal expenses. she
came 10 court attired In handsome
pony coat. under which was a rich
silk waist.
An the proceedings are being car
~tna -, undar tho name Of Robert st
Johp. and frantic efforts are being
made TO keep the name OF the manu-
facturer a secret The young woman
declares she will tell II she gets
chance, but the attorneys nave
studiously avoided any question re-
garding the source of the cash.
Mrs. Sullivan Is represented oy
Attorney W. ID. Ellsworth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19

detectives are being brought out.
Particularly Is the charge made. ant
backed by atfidayits OF former anti
saloon employees that plans were
made 10 colonize voters in Jackso,
county last year 10 swing the locai
option election there,
Supt. Morrow admits writing a let
ter 10 Detective Il. j. Brewer in Grand
Rapids in which he says: DO you
suppose II would be possible for you
20 make up a trade whereby you could
send in perhaps a hundred or two
hundred men OF Grand Rapids or De-.
troit, or round about on contract -
vote on the day OF election"
This evidence is backed up BY the
affidavit or w. u. Hawkins. anothct
league detective. To the effect that
Morrow ordered him to make arrange
ments to get 500 men TO be colonized
In Jackson from here.
There are other afiidavits still to
come from that. side" said Supt Nor
low Friday. They will make tie
story still more contradictory
Il am about ready TO drop tn
whole matter. The aim OF the enemy
Is To detract attention from the main
issue whether the saloon shall go or
not-and concentrate il on Morrow
aud Marsh and other buffers like US
They want 10 evade the issue that
way.
The Anti.Saloon league never in
tended To colonize voters In Jackson.
admit that the letter TO Brewer
seems to be open To that interpreta.
ton. But II must De remembered that
| was writing 10 a detective. a truste !
man. who would be supposed 10 I'M
derstand his instructions As a mat.
ter OF TACT the letter was dictated hur.
riedly and got away before | could
look II over
What | wanted Brewer to do was
to find out whether men could be got
for colonization and To find out il any.
one was trying 10 colonize. Then.
when he went To the liquor men in
Jackson TO offer 10 get men for them.
20 as To find out their plans. he could
say that he knew where he could get
I the voters"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
aosTo> CopPER LETTER

EepurTeI Tor INe Ilfnes .! IIaNurn.
stone * 90. Zen. Is. The Boston cop
per market opened extremely DUH and
~ aCtlCally featureless During the
last hour. strong tone has developed
and II the moment considerable buy
ing has appeared Tor North Butte which
IS SCI. bid Lake - also up point at
50 y, and superior Copper Is strong at
5sis Notwithstanding the adverse
news In the copper circles. the market
has the app-a IA nee OF being complete
Is sold out. The announcement tot
President Broughton OF the Utah Cons
20. that he would recommend the
passing OF the neNt dividend. mas been
without effect on the shares We note
strong demand around 81. In the
Industrial list odd lot business con-
tiuueS the feature in such issues
Ny oolen preferred and American Te!e-
phone & Telegraph.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19

Reported FOR TIE Times by Carson.
Craig & Co. Feb. IS Wheat-Good
grtiSe trade in wheat an morning
Local leaders seem 10 anticipate a re-
newal Of crop DANCE reports this morn
ing and bought wheat all the way up
L. ltis MAY and within small frac-
ton OF sos July. There was u reac-
lion Of D. 10 iqc later. partly ~ sym
Uathv with a break In corn Market
from reliable people In the southwest
over our own wires are definite and
alarmilg than any heretofore received.
There are message here from the
northwest saving farmers have stopped
selling wheat 81 i.outs ships more
than double az much wheat az re-
,et.-d Minneapolis shipped 10000
barrels 90 -four and cash prices ] q 20
. Sac over May.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
CHIC AGO.

CHICAGO. Feb lS-Wheat opened
steady 10 Sc higher. Trade was moo
Ann corn trade small at the outset
prices steady 20 shade easier oats
q shade easier at the start trade hsnt
Provisions strong ali around. on the
vteu there was good selling or lard.
Noon-All grains after strong start
eased of fraCtionall!.
,~iose--After a brief show OF strength
IN m. last hour, all grains declined De
,ow the opening prices. Provisions also
closed lower
omen High. Low. Close
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
NEW NoRk PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Feb. lN.-forh-F lrW-
er, mess So. Lard--Strong middle
west. spot. sl3iSal3.2J. Sugar-Raw.
fee-Rio No. :, on the spot, ,. q -.
Tallow Duh. city $50; country, 6is y
&c. Dressed poultry quiet. Lave poui r
try--Firm Cheese Firm FAR demand
flili cream. specials, Il n ~ lSc, skins.
specials. l4lsc, fun skins, q A.
coffee options opened unchanged.
Butter--Firm. receipts 1856. creamery,
extras soc, state dairy. tubs, % "a -gc.
Imitation creamery. hrsts, p q Zoe.
Nggs-Firm. receipts l3.fs3, nearby
white. fancy CSC: nearby mixed, fancy,
use, fresh nrsts, - q 2aC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
copprR u>RkET-Cio.e

Arik ON 3gls Atlantic. 9 Arcadian.
Bay state Gas. IS. Boston cons.
1sie boston Ely , : Butte Coalition,
!tis Copper con. 49, al q Arlz
80, Crnten. -6i2 Davis DaiN ga
EAST Butte a. Elm River, IS Frank
lin. 20 FIRST NGt, - CRANKY 50. CT
rouN. 30. Greene can. stS. Goldheld
CONS. ~ Hancock :hs Heivetia
~ Isle Roysle -. IL Sallc. loi,
Lake SEA- Mohawk. 64ts Majestic, 81;
Miami. ! Men Con. IA Nip!ssing
Tvs Nevada TITAN. Is. North Butte
q old Dom. -. Parrot 2t quincy,
50 Raven. So shannon. l5-s super
Il PUTS 1875 santa Fee IS superior
Coppel So. super a Bos lSis lamar
L : pu s92, "a : r. Com. As. 30 Pr
500. Wolverine l4o Wyandotte 3,
Yukon ~. No Lake, IL; Ind. S5is
Row com -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
Morrow Says he Was
laying Trap For "Wets''

Preliminary to the local option con-
tests TO be carried oil in large NUM-
Der OF Michigan counties prior to the
April elections. a bitter war has
broken out between the Anti-SaloCr
league and those who oppose II, the
methods of State Supt George W.
Morrow. of the league, and his con
freres being the point at issue at pres
ent.
The methods OF Anti-Saloon league
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
MUTINEERS THREATEN.
Greek Naval officers May Make At
tack On Army.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Feb. 1S.-Dit
ferences between Captain Typaldos
and Admiral Mieoulis OF the Greek
navy, have alone prevented an open
clash between the navy and the
Greek army, according TO information
brought today by special messenger
TO the porte.
Typaldos, who has resumed his
naval command despite his recent
Punishment, is urging the naval Of
fcers TO take the fleet 10 Piraeus and
Athens. and forcibly suppress the
Military League Miaoulis Is oppos-
ed 70 violence at this time, but he Is
reported as in minority and 1t Is
not believed that he can long pre-
vent an attack by the navy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19

PETERSBURG. Va. Feb. lS.-Wil-
liam Seller and his brothey Orvis were
taken back To Atlantic CITY today by
the detectives that arrested them ear
Is Yesterday william insisted before
leaving that they were innocent OF
the Killing Of Jane Adams. the IL
year.old girl whose body was taken
from the ocean last Sunday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
E A. Thompson & CO. Elects officers.

STOCKHOLDERS OF + 4. Thompson <
Co manufacturers OF pharmaceutical
proCucts and nicotine preparations. *
the annual meeting held this week.
elected the following officers: Presl
dent. r. A. thompson vice president,
Dr. j. F.. Clark. secretary, John Nc
rarlane; treasurer. Fred Guenther
These. with q. Il. Taylor. r. F. Rase
man and James II. Finn. constiiut"
the board OF directors. Reports showed
al unusually prosperous year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19

BELLEVILLE, Ills. FED. lS.-Willi
Clark. the Negro who shot and killed
Motorman Eugene Gowdy on his stree.
car in East St Louis several weeks
ago. was hanged today In the pres.
ence OF 800 spectators. Gowdy's Wild
bw. who applied to the sheriff for n
Kermit To witness The execution and
was denied II, did not attempt 10
enter the Jail yard
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
Girl ENDS Lite With Acid.

Ruth Renne. a young woman who's
address is supposed to have been No
2sS LAFAYETTE boulevard. died in 81
Nary's hospital "A, / 80 O'Clock Fn
day afternoon from the effects bi
carbolic acid tai;eh with s'icidal IL
tent Coroner Bef nett is investigat
ing. According To the information To
ceived by the coroner. the girl tool
the acid while riding in taxicSb. Shs
was taken TO the hospital from tie
Lafayette boulevard address Thurs
daN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19

ANAL cans, zoe; large cans. s5e; Sc
Piseappies-Ficlidss si.75g3 doz;
e31H.5O per crate
y popcorn-EaFs. .rsEc per 10.
Gags. $50 soc hu. new Bermudas. ss.2s
q 2 so per hu
PouItry-Springs. lie 10. hens. ID y
d1sc. ducks. l5u &C. geese. 10 tc.
turkeys, l1QlSc per 10 Dressed chick
ems lSc. hens i.Ul7tac. ducks. leu
lee geese. itdl 5c. turkeys. 2oW 80
per 10
RsbbIts-si75 per doc. u
straw bcrrte.-6Of e CSC per quart box
sweet Potntoes-Jerseys, kiln dried.
TaiIow-No. /. 6L = No 9. SIC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
PRODUCE.

The market was quiet 10 the point
OF duliness today A few coops OF
chickens were carried over from Fri
day and few were in today. but
there were no buyers out at all. \
prices woul dnll the demand one or
more cars OF eggs is coming In from
the southwest every day. and there are
no signs % any shortage as yet But
ter j. ia better supply than demand
and IL no better than steady. There il
nothing doing Ia potatoes. and the
general list is not very active.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
IoII,Iyl.

TOLEDO. -. Feb. -Wbeat-Cash,
81 - MAY. siz5N. July flodA. corn
cash. 90 80, May. CSC. July and sept
CCIqt Oats--Cash .4s@, MAY Doc.
july a.. sept. Al lsc. EXe--No 9.
SIC. 40 3. $50 Cldtersecdl Cash. Feb.
Wand, March, tN65, April sl.45, oct.
othy s. Batter eggs and has, un-
+ changed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, Fob 1H.--Butter-treain >
ery. extras. egc. hrsts. 2.c. dairy. eN-
tras. zoe. rrsts. 2lc. Eggs-Prirne
so sts. -bisc, hrstS. - be. Cheese
Twins. l6ls q los, g daisies. Is E. a /. \. ,
yo0ug Americas, 1854 ul6a. market
steady. Live poultrv-Turkeys i1c.
81 ring chickens 1lts a Ice. ducks lao
L.. AeesR. ] ~ II =.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
Carson, Craig T. Co,

soA Cham Der Of Commerce. Detroit
STOCKS. BONDS. GRAIN AND
PROVISIONS.
6embers poston stock Exchange. CAe-
eago BOARD Of Trade.
Private wires to all markeee.
Michigan correspondents OF PAine
w.bber n Co, Boston. and Logan
fryan. New York and Chicago.
Branch Ofnee-2Os-2O0 Hammond Blde
a. ock certificates delivered promptly
Correspondence solicited
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
Hsmmond's Case Again Postponed

Chauncey ". Ilammonu polite
court examination Gil two charges ~
grand larceny. for alleged padding Of
the payrolls of the EMF. was again
adjourned Friday until March 4. anc
Justice Jeffries announced that they
would continue 10 be adjourned until
Hammonds other case, in the record.
er's court, is disposed OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
Disappears on Way TO Gas Office.

The police have been asked TO find
Walter Campbell. living on Mckinley
ave. near Wesson. who left his home
Wednesday afternoon. saying he was
going 10 the gas Office and has not
beer heard OF since Campbell has q
wife and four children.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter Creameries. extras 2Se.
arsts a,c dairy butter. 22c. packing
stock. zoe per ID
Eggs-tresh current receipts cases
Included. 95isc do< Receipts Thurs-
DAY .g99 cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
Apple.-Fsncy. ,8as.7s; common.

q y sssg per 81: Western s box sU sppisa.
Bansna.-Good shipping stock. $50
G25O according to quality.
H ss.n.-Pried Lima; sac o per ID.
California. ,i.75 per crate
Cauiinower--Californ s2.7s ham
eS %esasess fs er H iate made. IS
State vs. ISIS; LlmburgsT. Wisconsin.
brick. 1917 gIsc: Schweitzer. domestic
block. zoe. domestic loaf 22a23c. i'm
'V cfans.sSi. s.c Rsa - blu; ,5sossso
Dates-Perslan. Sasc: Fsrds Sashc
pressed CaIve.-Fancy, il911hc:
common, 9ql0c per ID.
Figs--Imported. new. IL a14c per ID.
Ca ifornla. S5c pei box.
Finnan Hnddie---iOql per ID.
Fresh observation-disclosures hot
house. 81 % y 80 dog lettuce, hot
house. ! 2 n A. 10. head lettuce. s.. so per
bbl 81 IS doz radishes goa Use doz. wax
beans. t4J0n 40 hamper. parsley 25c
doz. green leans. &2l54 per hamper.
ioe pepPsrH Hubbard fGs oas squash
10. Florida tomatoes $3.50 per s.
basket crate soc per basket. water
beets. coo bu, carro-s. coo bu: pieplant.
zoe per doz.. spinach, 1Uu o. per dOz.
Grnpes-MalaEas. 81 n 30 per bbl.
Grape Froit-S4 " &25 per case.
Hsy-Detroit dealers ara paying the
following prices for baied hay In car
lots, T. O. b Detroit. NO. ! timothy.
fi7504Is; No timothy. Si6.50gI7;
clover. mixed. Sl6.50ui7 rye straw.
$3.50. wheat and oat straw. III Loose
hay from farmers wagons on the city
markets ranged from sl4 TO SIS. as to
quality.
HIdes-Cured 40. J.. Zoe. No. ?. Sc;
green. No. J. &c. No. p a., kip cured.
40 J. Zoe. No >. Siac. kip. green. No.
/ !. loo, No. Q, Siac. calf. cured. No /.
( I5c. No. 2. l3Isc. calf. green. 40. !.
lac, No. .. l2iac, horse hides. No. /.
81 50. No. 2. $3.50, sheepskins. as t.
wool. b0c a 81.
\ Houry-F'ancy white. 1sa17c; ex-
traCted "a Zoe per ID.
Iemons-California, s3.5013T5 Dor.
Iime--Sl ml.25 per 100.
Mushrooms-45U soc per 10.
Nutr-Walnuts, l5ul6c. almonds IA
qi5c. pecans. i2ai5e; nlDerts. Is u &c,
Brabils. 9qlOc, mixed nuts. i2Ul4c lbj
new hickory nuts. shellbarks. Sl2b u
g1.b0.
Bernudas. s215 bu.
OrsuEes-Ca lifornia naveis. s275 " J
Floridas. $500 box: tangerines. S212 "a
box
Oysters-Solid packed standards
tI.25, selects. 81 per gal. standards. Ia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb ls-Hogs-
Receipts l.9O0. IS "a zoe higher medi-
ums. mixed and yorkers, 81 so. pigs
and lights, s9.40 a SO. Csttle-Re-
10 ears, $50 top. Calves-keceipts
100 $40 , ton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
Markets and Finance
CHICAGO AVE STOCK

CHICAGO. Feb cattle--kece ipts
: 500, steady. beeVes. sac q Ese, TeN
as. stl5a525; Western. st.Sone 10,
and helfers. s33hQ 90, calves. $50
y 80 dogs Receipts 10000 slow; light,
tSsa g $50, mixed. sNaON $50, heavy.
ers S9e0U925. pigs. sSl0a9t5. sheep
and Lambs-Receipts 1000. steady; ma
tiNes. sA500 80. western. s5H s.-a.
lambs. nstiNe. s25Ms.e5; western.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for Tne Times BY carson.
Craig & co. FEB. IS stochs--In re
sp1nse 10 the London cables the stock
market opened irregular AT about !.
to 8. lower but soon developed good
raIlying power. with Reading again
th.. market leader stocks IN the FIRST
honr regained Tie opening Joss, IN
sales OF less than 200 600 shares. Later
demand FOR Reading by shorts forced
The price four points above tie open
irr and rallied tie general list ?
number OF speCiaities. nOttceao!Ns cen
trail Leather showed at the noon hour
sharp gains copper WGS heavy. the
strike Situation IN the Butte district
remains unchanged with some signs OF
spreading.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-19
rAST nIFFAIO-CIo-e.

EAST BUFFALO. y y. Feb. Is
Receipts so. firm. prime. SO 80
a.: Butchers s3.50M6 Nealst-Re-
ceipts 500 active, common 70 choice.
s. l0Mf150 sheep and Lambs Re
cefpts 100 active lambs, St.a0fte o. %;
few, t9.2j, yearlinRs. 81 - "a S.e7 sheep
83.a0mf -. Hogs Receipts 2.55H, ac-
Ititc. sofkers, 81 60V9'o. pig, fseO
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Reported FOR The Times by arson,
t-raig 4 Co Feb Is Judging from
aI present indications, an average OF
~ pounds rock was recorded from the
Hancock output Allowing Tor
auction OF 20 per cent from the prob
able tonnage fl can b. figured con-
serVativeIy that Hancock has over
.OO 0O8 tons nf rock blocked Out aIttF
deduction all probe bile pillars aud other
dead ground This estimate Is based
on "a tcn-foot average width OF iout.
whereas the actual width In every part
tested averages from = 10 L Ieet
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BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone n Co. ll6-llS Sriswold-st
4
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Ru-fr~-~-Iike Printing. No fuss ana
no feafhers The plain. neat kind that
.nks right Tfmes Printing Co.. 10
1nhn R.-st Phone 1854
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q. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices furnished ny Hayde
stone ~ CO. Opening.
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST neutrality-suspicious..

BUFFALO Feb. t9.--t special. cat
tie Receipts cars steady Hogs
Receipts : ears heavy, 1855, Workers.
81 go ~ $50 Sheep aud Lambs Re-
.reipts 10 cars SteadH best lambs. SAL
"a = Is yeariings. sN.25Gs SO. wethets.
s5Hsk5: ewes $3.50 n 6.55. Calves
Il
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CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

1bJBld. cosOid. tx)split.