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The Detroit times., 1910-08-16

cars. against . a year ago; Minneapolis,
2e7 cars. against IS, Winnipeg. s2t
cars. against II; Chicago. SO cars.
s ssain: 10000 81 Su G Tss.a. city. lis
cars. against 1853
Worlds visible wheat supply. $780,
ooe blu increase.
to I'D higher and corn Nd higher.
Exports Of wheat and hour Tuesday
$4,000 blu.
Wheat receipts at primary points on
tuesday. l.45s.ooo bu; year ago. $780,
rOLEDo GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. Aug. 1e-wheat-cssh.
May. lila Corn-cs.h and sept. sie;
nsss s. saxs May bss ssSs o M., Ssh
osts@es;h. s7e; Sept. s7Ts; pee,
No !. oslo. Cioverseed-cash.D Dec.
and Mar; $3.50. Al'ike-Prime and
aus '' CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Aug. is.-opening: All
grain options lower. Wheat declined
on LIQUIDATION by longs and free sell
ing by brokers. Corn lower on rains
pathiSed. Sept. wheat &c. Dec. Ne.
| May &c lower Sept. corn NC, Dec.
ard May &c lower. Sept. oats hc
lower. Dec and May same Ss the clos
Noon--Sept. wheat 4c. and May y Q
lower. Sept. corn &C lower. Dec, same
as opening. May nc lower. All oats
lower.
Sept. wheat--Active; Dec. and NV.
&C lower Corn-sept. &c higher:
May. &C. Sept. oats. Nc. Dec. nc.
May same as opening. Provisions
shade higher, The wheat market was
the close on covering by local shorts.
who overdid the early selling.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Aug 1s.-Ciose: Liverpool
had another day of weakness In wheat
followed. II Is admitted by the bulls
that they have no chance TO put prices
up without foreign strength to help
them. The home situation In bearish at
every angle. Chicago n receiving q
vast volume OF wheat. which shows no
signs OF decreasing. The visible sup
ply Ii increasing heavily and IL now
moro than 10000. 900 bushels greater
than year ago Stocks in Chicago
increased 2.500 600 bushels last week.
and dealers there cannot help being
bears, Even the taking OF three car
goes in the east for export on Monday
had only n slight effect. Millers are
not buying freely and II looks like
very heavy stocks In the near future.
ment Of wheat to market or a heavy
increase In demand TO put wheat on a
firrncr footing.
Longs are pretty well all out Of their
holdings and the market Is now heavily
short. with the bears aggressive
Wheat sold of cent during the
nrst half Of the session on Tuesday.
decline and quickly recovered. the close
being unchanged for cash and sent
and higher for Dec. and NAV. com,
pared with Monday. The shorts were
Quick 10 take cover when the advance
began.
| Corn was unchanged. oats lost &c
and clovsrseed advanced. io9i5c.
4 " h'oA NO red
slo2a Sept. opened with a los. 81 ~ =
at N.e2%. declined to sf.o2H and ad-
sl6sh, dropped to aloe and recovered
70 sIO,h May opened at siii. lost
white. sl.0iI. W.
. Coarse grain quotations: Corn-cash
NO 66isc No. white, I car nj ssc.
No, yellow, cars at ssIc: No DO 4
yellow. ssc. Oats--Standard. 10 cars
# s7c: Sept. .a5c; No. white. ssHc'
Rye-cash and sept. No. I. 7Ic. Beans
Cash, f2.35; Oct, s2l0: Nov. saos
lCloverseed--Prime spot $3.50: DC,
$3.50; March. 1885: sample. 10 bags Al
1915; pLme alsike. $3.50: sampie al
.Ikc: 10 bags at ts.s5. so at S. "a AZ
ls!f5, 20 at $3.50. Is at s7.25. o at ts.75
at 8. Timothyseed: Prime spot. "a
Receipts IN the Detroit market Tues.
day included 1855 bbis OF -four 10 CO...
LOT wheat, Of corn, II OF oats and
lot rye. Withdrawals were 1000 bbl,
OF Hour aud $40 bu OF corn stocr,
are la: lis hu OF wheat. is4,7as bu q,
corn. aSsfs bu OF oats and 4.o14 bu OF
Wheat receipts Tuesday: Duluth. II,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-Flour-Dull,
unsettled. Pork-ouiet; mess: SAG
!iiso9da sussr@ al dull; sentr I:
test, S3ss: refined. quiet; cut loaf.
isss; oru:heS; tS.ssi Rg swdss;.d. rs ss.a5'
on the spot, s99Kc. Tallow-Firm
city I n.,. c 2, 1o No 'st - NO Hs y
i.2S: clover and clover mixed, CSC a
sl.ao; new timothy, 'ios0l:2s;, P9pI.
chickens, lsQa4ci fowls. lsQl7hc;
ducks. Ish a Ice. Pouitry-Live. steady.
geese, l2c: ducks. lac; fowls. l6q16c:
turkeys, 1OG14c; ROSTERS, lie. Cheese
Primer; state milk. common to sp.-
specials. 6N @l2xc; full skins. &c.
Coffee options opened steady. un-
changed TO 2 points decline. Butter
Firm and higher; receipts 16.0ss;
creamery. extra. acc; state dairy. tubs.
2ah a csc: imitation creamery, hrsts.
24d25c. Eggs-Scare, demand good
receipts 1874; nearby white. fancy, ~
932c; nearby mixed, fancy. 22G25c:
fresh frsts, 1914 d22hc.
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JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Good.--Apples. gals. s276:
baked beans. lib, 50@6oc: Lima beans.
$l015o. Corn--Fancy Maine. $40;
s:tandard; ssc Table 1ests; u * 20 n a..
ards. 81: soaked. 50q70c. salmon
sockeye. tall, $50; nat. So; Alaska
reds. $1.70; Alaska pinks. 81 is, To-
matoes. 4sQs succotash. $l0llo per
Conee-Package coffee. 1o0-lb case,
$14.25G1T, delivered.
FeeS-Bran, sas; nne middiings. s27;
SAT: coarse cornmeai. $27; corn and
oats chop, $24 per ton.
sss s sFd sPsa2 p:r st Rye
Oiis-Rsw iinseed. sac; boiled lin
seed, $50: Diamond headlight kero-
live; crown gasoline. lsc per gal; tur-
pentine. in barrel lots. csc per gal.
Provisions-Mess pork. $25: family
32sQ27: medium. clear. sa5 a. I;eo;
briskets. I5hc: shoulders. 1lhc: pic
mic hams. 13hc; bacon. 81 q 22c; lard
I'm tireces. 1s%c: kettle rendered. IAN
ssEar-ouotations corrected daily by
w. n Edgar & Son. The retail price
list for Detroit, Deiray, Crosse Pointe;
Highland Park, North Detroit and and
ss.ss: crystal dominoes. s-iSy ISIS;
eagle tablets. $40: cut loaf. 1850;
cubes. {5.S5: xxx powdered. 1905
ira coarse, $50; graduated. fne In
bulk. $3.50; granulatec. GLIB. cartons.
$3.50: granulated. Alb. cottons. $3.50;
sSaul iSS s cos,ons SRA x4snsSsssa.
26-ib. cottons. 1855; diamond A. s. 10;
soS ssss Mo- !: q ss tsssss No. No No. Ss
S5sO: No. Q. Sb. rs; No. 10, SIS. 20; No. IL,
ISIS: No. IL. $40: No. Is. $5.oS; No. IL.
IS. 05; No. Is. sos; Michigan granulated,
household powdered 6s cartons, IL to
case, Sc. 40; household powdered s., car
tons, ~ to case. 1915.
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0oo1o1 proposals will be received at
ne o{fce Of the Fire Commission until
$3.50 p N. Monday. Aug. 70, 1910. for
1Ilrnjohing the Detroit Fire Department
&l<1 ore automobile truck. with express
Dod/, capable OF carrying load OF 1900
uo9nGo at rate OF ~ miles an hour, and
@&ot pounds at rate OF 10 miles an
16ur. Bidders viii submit. with bids.
rect 1ca(1ons OF car they are biddin 2
81. The eucceesfuj bidder will be re-
0ulrp4 % knrnieh bond In the sum OF
80 91eue1H1 dollars to guarantee full
M ny end AL bids Is expressly re-
orvo1 Bids VIII be endorsed PRO
6<G1I Ter auto truck" and will be do
$500 In TriDlicats" 20 q. w. Stock
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The Ecorse school committee has
awarded the contract for the Ecorse
High school to Eugene La Blanche.
OF Ecorse.
Spier, Robins & Gehrke, architects
for the new Office building TO be
erected at No. 118 Woodward-ave.
for the Grand Trunk, have let the con-
tracts and work will be started at
once.
A Grfswold-st. man who has just
come back from the fruit belt in the
western part of the state says that
the outlook for the crops In that sec
ton is anything but encouraging
Orchards and vineyards look all
dried up" he said. "and those in
touch with conditions expect hard
winter with tight money and high
rates. The continued dry weather Is
the cause"
Louis Smilansky, who recently
bought the property at Nos. 7l-73
Woodward-ave.. has decided to put up
four-story hotel on the site for
Harry Wilson, who has taken a lease
for 10 years. The place will be known
as the Wilson hotel The property
has a frontage on the avenue Of 40
feet and the buildings now on 1t are
occupied by the Bonfeld Co., jewelers.
and Wilson's cafe. The hotel will
have "a rooms. Architect w. z. ".
Hunter is preparing the plans. The
building will cost about $4,000.
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CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber & Co., Aug. Is:
Despite a comparatively arm tone at
Liverpool. which closed Nd OF TO v
up. prices for wheat have ruled lower.
There were reports Of the sale Of an
other cargo OF No. red from Baltimore
last night, but the effect OF this was
offset by tho heavy receipts In all d.
roctions. Weather IL a little unfavor-
able I'm the northwest. heavy rains be-
ing reported In the spring wheat coun-
try where the crop ID. General trade
In light. but on the dip to 11.0i for
Sept. there was fair commission houses
buying which gave the market . fair
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Arix Com 49, Ahmeeks 1s5. Alloues
a. Adven 8. Bos ELY. II. Butte Coal 20.
Cactus 2, Cal 4 Aris 81. Cal q Hecla
Central ii. Cop Range es, Davis Daily
lis. East Butte az. First Nat so.
Franklin 1ix. Granny 81. ,Giroux Is,
Gon fsis RoysIe ,s%
Kerr Lake Z. La Sale II. Lake 50. Mass
g, Miami 81. Mohawk son Nevada Cons
81. Nevada Utah 81. Nipissing 11h.
s%. Osceoia 1903. Parrot 10, Raven 80.
Ray Cons 1sx. shannon lon. South
Lake :, Superior Copper 46A, Superior
a Boston .. Superior n Pitts IAN. Tam
arack COX. Trinity 7, Utah Cons 24%,
U s. Smeit 40 do pref 40. winona sx
Wolverine f20L.
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NEW YORK COTTON.
otton prices. furnished by Hayden.


ELGIN. Ill, Aug. 15.-The price OF
butter was fixed today on the Elgin
board of trade at acc, the same as last
week. The supply remains scarce and
as manufactured. The general storage
OF butter at this period In abandoned.
There were no offerings on the board
session today Receipts for the week
amount to s1s.300 pounds. The follow
ing shows the Increase In the price OF
butter during August for the last three
years: Aug. 9. 1910, 1sc; Aug. 16, 1909.
2sho: Aug. IL. 1905. 23c
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Peaches-white. clings, 26@3oc per
LIS bu basket.
Pears-Bartletts, s225 per bu, $3.50
per Dbl: common. s2.5oGS per Dbl
-psssss-$f76&f3-pe -ba.-------
Potatoes-Scuthern, $2.75 per bbl; ~
per sack.
PouItry-Broilers. 1871 117c; hens.
15cA old roosters. s910c; ducks. l5Q
lee; geese, 12c; turkeys. 17q 1sc per Id.
Tomatoes-Home--g grown. s2q22e per
ket.
TalIow-No. 1. SIC: No. 2, 6xc ID.
WOol-Medium. unwashed, 42lo;
nne unwashed. 14Q16c per 10.
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Benjamin Hoosebecke, residing at
Berlin and lllinois-sts., Ii suffering
from a half dozen wounds said to
have been inflicted Monday night by
Raymond voet. No. Sc Louis-st. Voet
alleges he found Hoosebecke sleep
ing In his yard.
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Markets and Finance

, ket. however. showed strong UNDER
ally higher without much aggressive
buying. There was nothing I'm the news
this morning TO affect the market one
way. or another. other than the good
rains over the western corn belt. SEEM
ingly assuring bumper crop OF that
cereal.
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DISTRICT HAS
FAILED TO PAY

Of
been found
Canadian investors 1t
values
speculation ought be
o
has been
anything Detola still the and
anything
will be good deal than have to have much
OF
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BOSTON corpER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share sales OF AUG. To,
Anal 2.05l. Az 100. Zinc $50. A C 400.
y n c 1900. Butte as. G A SO, Cal z,
Range lao. r b 1900, Frank $50. OK
500, Roy 100. Kerr ass, L 8 EOS. Mass
100 Miami 7e6, Mob Is, New 20. Nip
$50. " B 2,2b7. N l. $50. Csc is. Quincy
IL Ray 1875. shan ITO. Sup 10. S a B
10. Trim los, OIL 500, u 6 r 500 do pr
10. Apx IS. Ut Con $50 Vic 10. Win S.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras. $40 ID;
firsts. csc; dairy butter. 22c; packing
stock, 21c per ID.
EgGs-Fresh current recsipts. cases
included. 1Snc per doz. Receipts Tues
day, e3l cases.
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NOT MUCH HOPE
FOR THESE MINES


vas In
high
this hold values
be a
worked by them So
shipment taken by the
ceeds for development
The lease is valuable to the Foster stockholders the old
the profits after has been made In this the Foster
add empty and receives good share of the profits
found by the easors
Both these share Cobalt
look al dividends o
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BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber * Co, Aug. Is:
London market opening-Spot, SCI -
Sd, advacne u Sd: futures. SCI 1Ss Cd,
advance OF s. Cd; market firm.
Boston market opened frm with con-
siderable trading In North Butte. Lake,
Aigoma and Chino All OF which are
n TO 81 higher. Nevada Consolidated,
during July. made its copper at the
lowest cost OF any property now oper-
ating In the country, about SIC, as
compared with SOS cents In the month
of June. This 10 after Shelter and
railroad profits have been credited on
the cost sheet
Foreign visible supply of copper de-
creased $500 tons.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1S.-Butter-Steady
and unchanged. Eggs-Prime nrsts.
zoe; nrsts. 1sc. Cheese-Twins. lac;
young Americas. 15A a 6c. Live poul-
try-Fowis. 12h q lac. ducks. l3c;
geese 8M 10c.
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As i have
the
are in
IN
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-op~ni.s.

EAST BUFFALO-Opening
Dunning 4 Stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. Aug. is
Best 1900 to 1.5oo-ib steerA $3.50
zrsei-seed--prirn ace -l.aoe-Is
steers. ts7507l5; best LOO to 1900
Do sspp .t. s.eeTs in. e
a5.76; light butcher steers. t4760b10;
cows. s375@l4o; common to medium.
Be- Ss.. az R sr sssSs sSoa fsi
heifers. sI2596.i5: fair to good. do. 81
feeding steera .sA7s0s: medium to
1861 a. Ss.s Su s 81 fs cios
ma bulls. s3.750425: light thin bulls.
$3.60q3.75: best mixers and springers,
SS5@S5 each: common to good. $2S q IS.
heavy. ,ssoSs: workers.. ss.sS; pigs.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts s cars,
s,Gw best lambs: ssTs yssriings sS 81
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. NJ Y. Aug. 16.-
The market closed with the following
changes: Cattle--Receipts so. steady:
s7QI.5o. Caives-Receipts rs, active
and firm: common to choice. $3.50 q . SO.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 2.400, dull.
steady; choice lambs. ss,5o@s.7s: Gull
to fair, $5.50G625; yearlings, $3.50
5.75; sheep. S3G5.i0 Hoss-Receipts
1920. active and hrm; Workers.. $3.50
@s:2s; pigs. ss,25@s.s6: mixed, $40
els: heavies. $s.s5Qs: stays. $S.so@7.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Aug. 16.-Hogs-Receipts
$4,000. &c higher; light, tS:so@s: mixed.
ssgsssss p nsavy ;sso ssS c. .elsn.
Receipts 700. steady; beeves, $4.550
SIS; Texans, Ss.60G5.7o; western. $40
cows and heifers. s2500sS5: calves.
3e50@s.50. Sheep and Lambs-Re-
ceipts $4,000. loo higher; native. $3.50
lambs. s45oGssb; western. siso@sss.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. 16.-Hogs-
Receipts 1000. sc higher. mediums and
heavies. $3.50; Workers., pigs and lights.
$3.50. Cattle-Receipts 8 cars. steady.
Lambs-Receipts cars. $6.7S top.
Calves-Receipts 100. $3.50 top.
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Appies-New. 7scasi.2S per blu. $50

Appies-New. 7scasi.26 per blu. $50
B.ss.s.-Good shipping stock, $50
a $50. according to quality
Beass-Dried Lima. &c per 10.
Ceiery-HOme. grown. IS 6aoc dos.
cSssss.s|M;;ii;s;o per S sS,; nav IAN
1shc; old, $50; York state. new. TN a
1sc; old. 10 zoe; Limburger. new, 17h
" isc; old, 1Sk @1sc; brick, 16h a lie;
s ss mpo sw'i SWISS nsw p sd
Dstes-Persian. 59sc per ID; Fards,
Drs..ed Calve.zchoice. NOME
per 1b. common. 9@10c per 10.
Fi.s-Imported. new. I1Qllc per ID:
-Fresh vegetsbies-cucumbers. $50
2sc per dog: lettuce. soc per bu; head
round. Ioc per doz; wax beans. soc0
green peppers. si'!5os per ba; water
Su pSse S eS s"rn Bs 'os
peas .Is6 per blu; young onions. i2hc
California Fru,ts-Pears. ,,qsas
e praps so1 ,i7S%s,s per Box per peaches Son
Grspe:-beiawares. ,a75@s per box.
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying the
new. sIsais5O; No. timothy, $50
1880; clover, mixed. sl5G15.50: rye
straw, -s7.506s; wheat and oat straw,
s6.50q7. Loose hay from farmers
wagons en- the city markets ranged
from s1s@22, as to quality.
Htdes-No I cured. loo; No. 1 green.
Sc; No. cured bulls. &c; No. I green,
&c; No. cured kip. lohc; No. 1 green,
&c: No. 1 cured Murrain. &C; No.
green. Sc: No. cured. calf. 14hc; No.
l green. lac per ID: horse hides. No. 1.
s350: No. 2. $3.50; sheepskins. as TO
wool 2sa7sc; No. hides. Ic on; kip
and calf &c on.
Honey-Fancy white, lsa17c; am
Der. 12@14c; extracted. 7asc per Id
Huckieberrfes-s4 per bu.
Lemons--California, f667 per box.
Messinas. tsQs.50 per box.
Limes-si a las per 100
Melcns-Rocky Fords. s35oaS5o
pc rcase; watermelons. 2S@foc each:
Gems. so@75c per basket: Usage. 1850
de per Dbl, sasoQ2.7b per crate.
M.shrooms-l5as oc per ID.
Opfons-Southern. t1.s06160 per
crate.
orsnses-caiifornis vaiencias, ss.7s
1 0A7b per crate.
Observation-Disclosures, saso0s crate
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16

NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.
Reported for The Times by Paine.
weber 4 Co, Aug. 16:
Trading was dull on the stock ex-
change during this mornings session.
there was less than s5 900 shares trad
ed In during the first hour. The mar
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
ADVICE TO INVESTORS

the disposal OF ITS siasrn
accompanied by
OF he
m an be
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PRODUCE.

Commission men reported nothing
new in the way Of prices this morning.
The Elgin butter market did not adj
eggs are not heavy. and the demand r.
In proportion. Poultry IL heavy and
slow. About the only demand II from
the dressing and packing establish
ments, and these will not pay over
quotations A few blackberries and an
occasional shipment OF red raspberries
are coming In. but the berry season 10
practically over. Apples are plentiful
and pears are coming freely. and there
In a good trade In California fruits.
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Reported Tor Tho Times by Hayden

REPORTED TOT Tho Times by Hayden,
Stone A Co, Aug. is: There Is prac-
tically nothing doing In the Boston
copper market. Prices are holding
firm and are inclined to be stronger in
sympathy with the one point advance
In Amalgamated. Lake. North Butte,
Calumet & Arizona ard each one half
point higher. Superior has gained a
full point. The market IL inactive and
dealings have been largely confined to
odd lots
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The Manitou district and the Rainy
River camp In general has been work
ed for several years without pro-
ducing a gold mine that could do any
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r....c.. s,v. and
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SPECIAL ISSUES
SHOW sTREhGTH
0onsolidated Gas Moves Up One
Point and Railroad Stocks
Show Gains Later.

NJ Anal Cop. s.: Am. G. 4 r.. 1914 90
re, liz; Am Cot on OIL . Am soc ice.
An Tob bid, s2h: Am. Wool. 2sAs
40 pfd. os; Ana Cop. Al; Atch:. 1909
g . % iesA; 3, r. 4, Tr. 40 INA Nd. G ios:
ca. 4 o.. 76K; Oh. a. CT. W.. .24%: C..
~ q 81. p. l2Sh; C. & Nwest'n. lt5 u
Cons. Gas. lssx; Corn Prod. i!h; -.
q q. aix: Erie. asa do LIST pfd.. AN ;
Nor NJ pfd, iaf: % ore. Sc; III. Cent.
1904: Int. Met. TN; do .pfd. sA
r. M i4sH; IN *. s X 4 u Tex. ask; do pfS.
81: Mo. Pac, So Nat. Lead. 81; y. X.
Cent. 1851; N. y. o. a w, Al "; Norf.
q w. s7x Nor: Pas. iisG; Penn mn
RsAding. i45% Rep. l.. 4 ST. s2h do
pfd, 9s; Rock Isl. 81 "; do pfd. s6h
S.-Shef.,S GIN; Sou. Pac.. 1i6%: South.
Ry.. 24H: do pfd. 55h; Third Ave. ss
s. s. is Il Rub M as az Is stes u do
pfd. III: Bonds. 1884, Utah Cop, an
Wabash, IS: do pfd, 36s; w. L. Tel.
81; West Mfg. COZ.
NEW YORK. Aug. 16.--A steady
tone at the opening Of the stock mar
ket today was followed by a display
OF moderate strength on which prices
OF many OF the active issues made
moderate fractional gains over yester
days close.
The chief feature of the market
was the strength In various special
issues, Consolidated Gas moving UP
. point. The leading railroads and
industrials in the late forenoon gen
orally showed gains.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds dull.
Noon-The market In the late fore
noon became more active and brisk
advances we're noted.
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LOCAL STOCKS.

hank and Trust Co.'S.
cial quotations. Detroit Brokers
The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone a Co.. l16-11s 0riswold-st.
Omen Hfgh Low Noon
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There Ia not much hope left for
Foster and Silver Queen. While they
had wonderful ore-bodies In the early
days, they were not able to develop
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04
THE TRUsT-RIDDEN TRIBUNE.

THE poor certainly having hard time these days
Owned and bod by the and its dunct the Tribune
to a which the interests
the The of the Tribune not much about the
well everybody else that the coal
be- dissolved and cheaper fuel gotten for Utah before tins state
progress manufacturing lines But of the or
coaaryug and tied with the who ehokg the
Tribune defend
thing would like well enough to KILL
The Tribune coeud the of the city council Of Salt Lake IN
does the action of the council Of
Provo But condemn the
The traffic furnished
Of evidence with which he the
That has furnished the basis
possible relief least until the meeting of the
obviously nothing than that
that really doing something for the people:
The Tribune Of action by anybody
anybody
something effective If the traffic bureaus action matter
Of indignant and quarresome without getting
would have the unqualified approval Of the Tribune But since
the Officers
grateful the councils Of Salt Lake Provo and
Of the their action this coal matter They
upon they have the disposition insist
which 1t Is bound
of city who reflect the
For that their official action
giving the wishes of the people But
And
reaso the Tribune IS ready applaud them
because that
and Is really doing it. The old
troubles Trustowned boed trust
be against the people 1t unfortunate posi-
any and the Tribune has our sympathy
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04
LEGAL ATTACK AGAINST COAL TRUST.

SECRETARY OF STATE TINGEY whose hands the
- the combine
wishes Of the people his that he will against the
Mr. Tiugey
notices be the corporations IN the coal combine ordering them
penalty the If
do within that Mr. 1ingey that he viii file the
the whose hands the
places the duty o. beginning su the
combine basis the
apparent action the that he
sufficient evidence Of the
criminal combination that controls the prices Of fuel IN Utah for him
the of the good
r. possible decide
effective To the lay mind this hardly possible The law
is beuddl
trained in the law; there cmocutOu evidence Of the presence
of In Is that The
action Of the secretary of viii make possible for the law to be
while body the people
n law ma will be feciy
combine is all the state
viii heed
public The people Of Utah know what they want; their desire at
fuel and they do much how
that is brought about They goodnatured about at the present time
likely goodnaured the
indifference the Of the
The longer this condition obtains the drastic will be the remedy
applied