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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
RYRoN Hor spRIN0s

Beneficial baths Charming rendezvous OF Cali
fornia's best people. Splendid auto roads to the
springs from ali directions Garage Address
Manager Byron Hot Springs, any s. P. ast- or
Peck Judah Co., San Francisco, Los Angeles.
Portland or Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
SAN FRANCISCO LENDS
STOCKTON FIRE ENGINE
Slough City to Improve Depart
ment Shortly
Especial Disnotch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Sept. 26.-San Francisco
has come 10 Stockton's assistance and
has lent the local fire department a fire
engine to tide over the time until ar
rangements are made for improving the
department here. Stockton had but two
engines in service during yesterdays
conha grafton, when a warehouse con-
tanning $4,000 worth Of hay was de-
stroyed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
PIONEER is INJURED,
PROBABLY FATALLY
Bale of Hay Falls on John Silva
at Petaluma
ESPECIAL Dispotch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
PETALUMA, Sept 26.-while hoist
ing hay in the George P. McNear ware
house today John Silva was injured
probably fatally. A bale broke from
the hooks while in the air and fell
squarely on the man. When rescued
he was unconscious and bleeding pro-
fuseIy from mouth and ears. Little
hope is held out for his recovery. Silva
is a pioneer and a man of family.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27

TRAIN KILLS CHINESE -Healdsburg. Sept. %
Sing Lee Chinese laundryman of this city.
was struck and killed by freight train on
the Northwestern Pacific railroad at the Grant
street crossing this afternoon
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
HOTEL CALISTOGA

Now open under new management; hot sulphur
baths and swimming plunge near petrifed for
est; stopping place for all Lake Co. tourists;
dining room open arrival OF trains.
F. r. SQUIRES. Proprietor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27

NTA TDII7 Furnished houses and house
SAlNEA "A ONOL keeping rooms for season
Get list from +. II. PARKER REAL ESTATE
AGENCY 145 Pacific av.- Santa Cruz. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
Gas Bills Reduced

And your gas service taken care of
for a small monthly charge. Gas Con-
sumers' Assn, 467 OFarrel St. phone
Franklin 71z
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

Who desire The Call mailed
to them at summer resorts
or other out of town places
will please notify Office,
giving present address and
length of time desired sent
to new address. On return
ing please notify office. in
order that service by carrier
may be promptly resumed
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
HALSEY GAVEBRIBE
DECLARES MAMLOCK
Witness Tells of Receiving Coin
From Telephone Agent for
Favorable Vote
Continued From Page 4

company send down literature and ar
guments to the board?"
There was a can full of the stuff"
said Boxton with gesture of disgust.
denoting that arguments of a more
pleasant kind were necessary.
Did you talk with Ruef about the
Home telephone company
"Ruef never talked, said Boxton
bluntly.
The witness denied that he had ever
uttered speech saying that the su-
pervisors were not in business for their
health"
SUBSERVIENT TO BOSS
Schlesinger tried him on the famous
affidavit, asking him why he signed it.
Merely to brace up the weaker mem
bers of the board said Boxton.
And you were not weak member"
Boxton smiled his acknowledgements
at what he considered a well turned
compliment.
cause the man who elected me to the
position of supervisor, Abe Ruef, asked
me to sign it. 1 would have signed
anything for him.
When you signed the affidavit, which
says that you knew of no bribery, did
you know that there was such a crime
as bribery?'
"Oh, yes," said Boxton airily.
Did you know that it was a felony?"
OH didn't think much about it, /
knew 1t was criroe, but 1 did not
bother about what kind of a crime it
was
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
TWO ATTORNEYS ON STAND

The other witnesses were Attorneys
William Thomas and r. M. Frick, who
represented the Home telephone COM
pany in it's negotiations for a fran
chise. They testified to making the ap-
plication for the franchise and such
other routine matters. On cross exam
ination both of them declared that they
did not know, of their own knowledge,
of any bribing of supervisors.
There is a belief that all the testi-
mony will be in today. Judge Seawell
refused to delay the hearing an instant
and declared yesterday that he hoped to
see the conclusion by Wednesday at the
latest.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-27
KLAMATH
HOT SPRINGS

Is the most noted fishing hunting and health re-
sort on the coast. Apply for folder to EDISON
BROS, Keswick, Siskiyou county. Cal. or 10
PECK-JUDAH CO.. 7S9 Market street. San Fran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12
DIED..

BRADY On Friday. Nareh n. inls 81 The 4.
sonia. Henry Eservey. lasss. - ~ R~ny,
HsrvNy and Clara D. nFaay. nee simpson. Of
Scranton. Pa.
CHTrrENDEN.-Ou Thursday. March 10 ia,s
IN New YORK city Caroline snyIes Chitu.adr.
wife Of A. Percivai SAyles and dauahepr o.
tire late Frederic Clara SaySes Of Pawtu-E.,
a.. I.
Funsral services at Sc East av Pawtacs~t
n. T., On Sataniay. March u. ~ . oela-k
CtrTTTNG On M.r-h IN ,a,a =, -.
KGS pt. william Baysrd. Jr.. eldest son Of
William RayArd and Onvfa MURRAY cutrng
In thu S7n yeax OF his ere.
gLpRfDgy n, 'rhvy.a.v n.,-h N .. g..
Ne~k n. n Anu y -.,~aa,r~e -. - 49,,
ElGrsdxs and dNua,kser Of tbe Ia. 80. "a
"a pe.R- A.~~,ns..
FuseraI services al har has repaannep Rssup
saesd. y. ". on Monday. March u. assPM
1Btsrmaat na tn ocaveniencs Of ehe tamil,
PoRpnAM On an, a,A ,n.a M.~v r R..a..-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12

Mr.. Woodruff declines 70 yleld plans ~ill
- laid Tor an active primary campaign
against me anti Hughes torcc~
No attempt was mad.s nv New Work
Fgpuhhcsns N Washington to d,sguIs-
thar disappointment AZ tho ressllt of ths
Albany caucus last night. Most 81 them
were wearing very long faces and I'D
united that the outlook for the Repuh-
hcan campaign next fall was grave
Mona 81 them. however, snow ~d any
disposition 10 r~cede from tho decision
that has been reached TO force a complete
Reorganization " the party machine m
tina State To man they believe that Il
defeat 10 TO come 70 n better that " should
result from -Hcrts tn raise the party
standard rather than a. = rehuks :"
PEOPLE Who are working along lines DIS
tasteful ~ TAFT. Root and Hughes S~na
tor Root himself ~ ~ Understood. - more
determined nov ~ csrry the fight through
than be was before the cobb -'lert,nn.
Vice President sherman vas one n
the few rnsrpberp ~ the Ne~ Nork dele
cation Who talked for publication Hs
called az the White House aud after an
interview -lth the President he sand
4 was NOT pleased With 'he sel@~tion ~
Cobb The SELECTION ~ the Other ma "
meant plsin sailing. With no clouds "
squalls IN the way. vc'ldnt say The
election ~ Cobb comph-ateE matters.
bat " certainly dc~s d,sUrh them
Vice. Presidsn' sherman conferred with
preeiden' TAR for some 'im- Yesterday
aud IL - understood 'ha' he - keeping
'hs President informed m the develop
r.,ents m the New York State situAuon
A few ~ the Nev York Republicans ~
Washington we're inclined however 90
take q more hopeful view II the situation
These regarded the siect.on Of Cobb as
the las, splutter Of The Woodruff Barnes
combination. They figured that Wood
ruff and Barnes had stood nv their guns az
Albany and forced Cobb > election merely
for the purpose cf getting a cover under
which they could withdraw a httle more
gracefully These Republicans had 30
admit. however that no intima'ion had
come from Woodruff that he intends 20
weld: that everything indicates on the
contrary that h Is going 20 MT NJ a
hsht.
The Democrats IN Congress- we're tickled
ever the plight ~ The New York Repub-
hoans. 'Its 80 seldom sa,d one 81
them, that I GET q chance 70 attend a
Republican funeral that I have - laugh
when the ceremony - the saddes'
Attempts 20 and out ~ the White House
to-day whether President Taft will dan
With the New York State situation when
h 70 80 Rocheater and ALBANY on the
issh and ieth respectively wsre futile
The President 10 20 BE- the guest ~ Gov
Hughes at the Executive Mansion IN Al
bany and IL 10 hardly likely that he will ha
sois 10 keep from declaring hin's~f IN one
of his public speeches
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12
q WtTVE Ar SG,JGbO.
bartoos Estimates of Dsulptgny and
Claude Lorraine az NrudeIaasSsn Hau.

barioos Estimates of DaulsignS and
tiAusse Lorraine AZ NrndeIsnshn UUaII.
Paintings Of the Hewitt Paris ooIIec-
tons were sold az Mendels-ohn Hall lass
evening nv Mr.. Kir by siKty-one Of them
for tsi rs. Eighteen paintings belong
ing 60 the estate % she late Justice Charles
". TTtIaN sold for 81. sen Justice Tr,iax's
MauVe. a Holland IAndscap~.- went A.
the highest figure, which was = long waV
below what tho Justice had hold IL az
Mr. Kirby almost paralyzed the crowd
when he called the first bud az 5000. bur
when the people had recovered a BIZ
bidding went on till the picture fell az
-. So. Justice TrtaX's Claude Lorraine
Cupid and Psyche appealed 10 the
buyers only 10 the extent Of $50 The
three large Daubignys the -sheepfoId. :
Early Morning and ths canvas calIed
Les faucheurH- sold respectively Ar
eS7S, $50 and esOO. -On the Oiae.~ Wv
DaIltlt9ny. vent at N.i5O.
In the Hewttt-Paris collection Dau-
bagny's river i.-bsT=- brought :. 90 49,
Corot LAndscaps and Pisur--.- o. .sHa
Paaints Market az COnstantinople
81 .Os0: CorOt'a Girl With Mandolin. :
~ .SD. Van Nagcke's Water MIL o. .nn0;
Nibert's u AntiC hAmhr@ De MonaiRne,gr.
q .Po0. jacques -SheDhsrdesa and Flock :
q .22S. and Zlem's -Entrancs IN the Grand
Canal a. nm
The afternoon sale OF tapestries. ruRp.
lurnit'Irs. &c. ~ ths American Art Cal
lertes yielded aiB. 5aa. the hl4hMaa price
being paid for Louis XIV. cabinet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12
70 BOLSTERUPGOVERNWENT IS.
Btli Reported EauaIiEinG Rate SG TaNa-
ti0n On NaUOnaI Bank CIVcula ton.

NAsRLSGIoS. March II The Nreeland
bill proposing 70 e.lualile the rates Of
taxanon on national bank circulation
secured by Tinted States bonds Was
ordseed reported favorably to-day by
yhe Committee IN Banking and Currency
The purpose OF this measure m part ia
~ prevent the dsprecIation 81 Government
=. Of which there are Ssoo NOo poo or more
Outstanding
The bull provides that 'hs tsN IN cir
oulation based on > per cent bonds shall
b continued ~ the rate ~ ons-hslf Of
: per cent bur thai rhs ran On c,rcula-
non secured by bonds hereafter deposited.
hearing rates ~ interest higher than ,
per cent shall ba Increased ~ eNact
proportion 10 the increase Of interest
The 'sN on circulation secured by - per
cent bonds under fhe proposed Law would
10 per cent a year. hy , per cent bonds
vided thar 'hs tar IN circulation secured
ny existing bonds tearing , or Ter cent
Interest," and now on deposit ~ secure
circulation would not be Affected
The Secretary ~ rho Treasury has i'll
doraed 'he Nreeland hill He haS recon-
rusnded thar n 10 passed 10 compIs'e
'hs availstih'y 81 Ihe Panama bonds
authorized by law IT august =. i0Da
We s1ggsStsd that the rates ~ -sNarion
~ chan g~d m order that the pananrR
honds which will draw 2 Ter cent inter
est. might not deprcsS the prics ~
Government -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12
ELEVATED IRAN kILL> DOC
but ntl Body Was Found u vas ThOnSh'
Wan He'd Bern RuN O,rr

: dog el'Id~d The ticket chopper - the
southbound station 81 the Third avenue
elevated road ~ i?5'h street ~ o cInrs
last night ana ran down the track J'I-t
a. . sDuthbound trsr pulled INTO the
s'auon. 4 lit'le Iafer the dog howl-,i ana
people N ths street thought = man had
been killed
Bows saw blood fri~klinR down between
ths ties Sud notified Policeman Plate
~ the { sst i2Hfh street station 4 crowd
gathered m few minutes and Police
Headlusr'ers vas notified 80 well a. 1he
Harlem Hosp tsl
woman san so had sc-n q mao N
gray SUIT Walking tionk the t,es but
when pol' snnsn searched the tracks thev
found the paws ard portions ~ he dog .
hcdy On tb- elevated structure
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12
TAFT WONT NJ HERT WsRCB ~.
the Trip Gated 0u IN Ar~cu"s ~ the
heath &C Hla Brother -tn-I.a~

WASHINGTON. March ~ The Presi
dents trip 20 New York On March rs. az
Which time ne had planned TO confer
with leaders ~ the Republican party
and also 90 attend an evening Performance
~ the Metropolitan Opera House was
called on tonight when Information was
RECEIVED az the White House OF the death
of Mr.. Taft's brother in law. Thomas X
LAuRhlin Of Pittsburg The President u
vas announced. will attend the funeral.
which probably will he held AZ PittsburK
On Sunday According 10 the tentative
plans Mr. Taft will Iaave the capital late
tomorrow arriving IN Pittsburg Sunday
morning. He will probably leave that
city on sunday nigh, and get back TO
Washington Monday morning
The trtp to Chicago. Rochester Albany
Providence and New Haven however
will not. according toadvic~s to-nigks. he
interfered with
News OF the death Of Mr. Laughlin was
not received N Washington until s -
Consequently the President and Mrs Taft
were unable 20 recall the invitations 10
ths third Of the lenten rnusicales at the
White House.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12
rAFrs BROTEER-TN-LAW DEAD
Thomas McG. Laaghlan % PatssSura nma.
deHly eeFscaen,

PfrrsBuRd. March iI.-Thomms McK.
Laughlin. brother-in-law of Prsaidsu,
William H. Taft. died suddenly hero this
morning. Physicians say death wa due
Ia cerebral hemorrhage. The decpas~d
was q member OF tho great steel family
OF Ptttsburg and wae = favories with
PRESIDENT Tart. VINO always made the
LaughIin homo In PitssburG his head
quarters while here and who vas % hav.
visit next May.
Mr.. Lmughlin married Miss Hssren Of
Cincinnati In ie01. He was q YaIe Rrad.
uate Of the class OF 'e7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12

gx-Ssate sANlator William u. Edwards
az Jersey CITY appeared before County
Suck -s John A. Blair aud Robert Carey
ut the court honNe in that city yeBterdRy
aud inSerposed a plea Of not guilty to the
RdirtmNnts for conspiracy found against
the National Packing Company. swift a
10 Armour a Co. and Morris n 60. by
tho binds IN county Grand Jury. He may
witn@TaV the pleas for the purpose 81
moving TO qussh the indictments IL he
W. plssises.
PYoaicutor OF the PieAt Garveu said
he prcato~es 90 try the diUcsors OF pack
inH rancerns who we're indicted for oon.
spirinR tn corFsr foodeflhNHs in order 10
raiae 0rioes before he calhN the corpora.
tioas 10 trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12
LITrLE CALIFORNIA a. AkE.
slight shOek Felt In san Francisco ana
IN the Region TO the South

SAN Francisco. March H. A slight
eArthquak Ne shock was felt herr shortly be-
fore II o'clock last night No damage was
done. TIE shock Was not felt far north
OF San Francisco. but 10 extended an far
so,rth as san LUIS Obispo The duration Of
the quake was registered bv VARIOUS seis-
mogrAphs IN diherrnt PARTS Of the region
afected at from !, seconds 60 seoonds
Monterey through Natsonville. santa
Cruz and son joe
This city received the lighter end 81
the earthquake. In the city and in Oak
land across the nay tho shock lasted
about a second and a half. Crowds were
just emerging from the theatPes. and At
the first inttmation Of another earthquake
all the horror of the year ISS flashed
over them. In tho~s theatres where the
last act had not yet closed there was the
beg inning 81 a panic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12
re N,u Vuru,,ur. 10 Paw Aim ou,

Slpreme Court Justics FitzGersld
signed an order yesterday permitting
ChSriss A. Hickey to Arrange with Angus
tus W Clarke. an antique dealer. 20 saIl
a .santity Of antique furniture owned by
Jo'in Treadwell RicharsN. a lawyer. and
STIR ID IN warehouse. to apply on ~ $50
IN 81 almony Richards owes, to HE wife.
Hllsd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12
sr,cGI.yer. " snr H-,p s,.smn,,-r..

The New York locals ~ the Brick
layers ard MAsons International Union.
repres'u ing about II.Go bricklayer-.
have ~ pped tho question ~ voting
financial ts-tstance Ia the striking steam
itieTp. No unRnimity Of sentiment could
- reached. The hricklayers never were
represented In the American Federation
Of Labor or tho central Federated Union
and have stored clear of -ympat het 10
STRIKES On this city for many yearp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12
Be, srldEr 70 Pu.h ~ls,rne.a nIn

VAsRTNSroN March ~ Senator B~v-
@ridEe chairman II The COMMITTEES ~,
TsrYitc1~s - gong 20 make an effort
20 ge' s~tioD from rha senate on the
statehood bili The tornn ,ttee on Terri
torres hy stree party vote Rr@si - -dav
10 report Fhe h'il Tfts 1o''EffuJ hOwsvsr
Nttis passad a'this -as- On
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12
q.u. WW- apd FlEn, Cnndr-p Rurn-n

RoxEoS0. y q Msrrn ii.-John wag-
stAh. . negro. i've E-f~ ana sigh' children
we're burned N death in their home
seven miles northwest of ROxboro last
night. Not one was left 20 tell Of the
accident The hotlse was In = lonely
spct IN 'he country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12
UNDERTAKINGS.

s.sSk + ES SAssssII isi;ss; = az :.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12

CBUnCw OF 81. nARV rWE vTWSiN
10 West s8th - ANIMAL
RECITATION OF PASSION MUSIC 49, n
nEDVOWD PRMsRTTERLAN CHNR' u
Nes@Al4 Az And peaa 81. Droeklyn- Pnsto
Edward Youag viii preaeh iosts An rs "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12
COBB CHOSEN SENATE LEADER
az rHE SENATORS o. BOTH
PARTIES VOTE ron HTM.

The snssFRsaa aeoators IN 6ApsAiAlng
Thrar VOses SaIsi ThsS - Voted Owly
because ralsh Waa the ChSaee - the
1nucus- -story - tire Canrns EIgha.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12

linn Ave. sad Thirty seventh street,
Dr.. hsnry Van Dyke viii preach az n o'r
Rev. Robert Davis 20 Z and = ociork
Blhle Schoel 4 Glasses, oas A.
Wednesday service atA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-07
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.


DETROIT. June tip: A. Root, n
a. m Monday. Milwaukee. l,sO p, IN.
Beaverton, 2:I0, Rochester. 3I5; Rob
crt Holland. y. G. Holland. fassett.
S:20. Miami, $3.50
Down: Charles Hebard. Briton. Mon
day noon. Algonquin. steamer Uranus.
1870 y. M. Prince Rupert. 1850. Cen
nington, ESQ; Iroquois s:45; Meachan,.
t:20: George King. Teutonia. GAVIN.
$40, Norton. $50. Lumberman. Jen-
nett, Stanley. Harvard. q; |. j. Boyce.
unadiiia, Young, Gas; Centurion. Z,
Wade. s:30.
The 500.
--SAuLT STE. MARIE. June up:
kaministiauia ! p m. Monday, An
erd. q; Admiral. 1880; Ball Bros, .;
Frontenac. Chattanooga. q; Sylvdnia,
$50; Linn. gao; Tomlinson, S; Sierra,
Crerar. German $50
Down: Dan r. Hanna. Pressure Isle.
. y. m. Monday; Gary. 3; Sultana. Mani
toha, William Rogers. $3.50: kecs. 4;
Siemens. $3.50; sullivan. 5:30. Stearn.
Gettysburg. Bacon. Wickwire. 1880.
nwsf-e-.-tik" rrtutsnE. 30 fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing CO., Ii
John R.-st. Main it9S. or city sass.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-07

tierces. l3ac: kettle rendered. H.e
per 10.
Sugur-The retaii price list for De-
troit Deiray. Crosse Pointe. Highland
Park. North Detroit ana River Rouge:
Crystal dominoes. .-lDs. sS15. crystal
dominoes. 5-ibs. ss.eS: eagle tablets.
Sse6: cut loaf. $40: cubes. SS.s5:
XxXx powdered. s6.l5. standard pow
dered. ss.10; graduated extra coarse.
SIS so: do. hne in bulk. $50: do. s-lb
cartons, $500: do 3-lb cartons. IS; do.
5-lb cartons. $500. do. io-lb cartons.
S5s5: do. .s-lb cartons. 500 diamond
A. $3.50: confectionery a. 1919; no J.
s. SO: No. s. 1855. No. 8. $500. No. ].
S5.t5; No :. s. 40: No, .. $685. No. 10.
$3.50. No y, s,sS; No. T.; 40, no no:
Michigan granulated, $3.50. household
powdered lib cartons. as 10 case. sass
per case household powdered. 5-lo
The Detroit times., 1910-06-07
COPPER MARKET-CIo.~.

Arlz Com l+s.. Ahmk no. Arcad 5.
.aliouez 40. AdVen ia. Bos Ely IL,
so. Cal 4 II $50. Chief u. Chino iIis.
COP Range sels. DAILY West s. Davis
Daly I s.. East Butte s. First Nat SE
GoIdneld Cons sa, Greene Can ~.
Hancock 49,. Helv a.. Ind 10, insy
i-s. Isle Royale ls1a. Kerr Lake :.
I.aSalle IL Il. La Rose ga. Lake 4s.
1871. Nipsng III. Butte 3os.. North
Lake 10Y. Ohio Cop . lie: Old Dom a5,
Osceola i3l, Parrot Il. Quincy IA
santa Fe ~. Sup Cop 40. Sup & dos
lVl. Sup & Pts liz. Trinity Ss..
The Detroit times., 1910-06-07
LIVE STOCK.


4 EAST BVFFALO-Ope0i0R
EAST BUFFALO. n Y. June go
| Especial. l-ReceIpts. cars; market
sssrsngs s sess i.,oo to i;4sSoiS s,e sso
10. steers; S75oGs; best 100 to i,soo-
10. shipping steers, s7G7:,s; medium
saseh ,,rs steers s;cb 1000 to ioS;lS g =
best fat cows. ss.5o0s.75 fair to good
cows, $50 $50; common TO medium
saoS "a, Sete ess' ne;ls
rs Tiers. N@+-5o: best feeding steers, -
a 5. So; medium TO good steers. yiIs9
s'Sskers all grades ii@S esst pull y
light thin bulls. Ss.7sdi4so: best milk
ers and springers. s5SG6s; common 20
s sSSs S%s soa icT Sg ss f% extra
y sih'si y ss.oeasse. pigs. $3.50. Steep
s ses, a lambs ys ssrn
eS.; wethers. $500 S.7S: ewes. 500
EAST E stFF sHFFN n 2. Gsns s-rho
cattle-Reeeipts. s's:s: slow ana
sIss x Pr.%s ssIs ssssS Sa,e iap
so@s. ,s.sS6s's5; bulls ssss.5s; mich
f Rsss,p asa active and Sseer
mon to choice. ss.5oQ $50. Sheep and
lambs-Receipts. 4.4oo; active and
steady cnOlSt idtnOs. Sc.-s W o-ov ,ut'S
10 fair, ss.50Gs. yearlings. 36gd.5U,
sheep, ss9575. Housekeeping. Il.
80; slow and lower; workers. s.seS
heavies. $3.50: roughs. $s.2sGs.sG;
stays. s'.5oGs.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 6-Cattle-Receipts.
Is. 0oo. steady 10 Ice higher: beevcs.
s5,55QS,so; Texans. $500 '.2s: west
ern. $5.5ofl1.15: stockers and feeders
$4Q65s; cows and heifers, $3.50 a Il0
Hogs-Receipts. 10000: 5Q1oc lower;
Eight. 1906 Gfa3o: mixed. 1905 80:
heavy, $s.95 s.S6: roughs. $3.50 " 80 :
Rigs ss.s5Gg.25. Sheep-Receipts. To-
900: steady; natives, s3.2S q 40; west.
crn, IS so q IS: lambs. natives. 30 ~
$50; western, $5.509s.so.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o.. June 6-Hogs-
Receipts. 1900; 5Uloc lower; mediums
and heavies. $3.50. mixed, workers anu
pigs and lights, $s.45 Cattie-Reeeipss,
Is cars; strong. Lamos-Receipts.
cars, sS.25 top. Calves-Receipts. Nv
SO top.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-07

about NC. This Is a strong market.
when We consider that the Saturday
trade finished with a strong rally. The
higher Liverpool cable and continual
tion OF cool weather over the north
west. the additional sale OF 100. 900 ou
of No. ! northern cash wheat here tlus
morning and some buying orders from
the southwest Possibly some forcig n
orders 70 buy Sept. wheat on the light
rally have all been bull helps 30 TAR.
The extreme bearish feeling which pre-
vailed most OF the time last week has
been greatly modified.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-07
BOsroN Copper SHARE SALES.

Boston copper snare sales OF June ..
Furnished by Hayden, Stone & Co:
Adv 30, 6 3.1sl. Az .. Zinc so. n c
1879, g q A so. Cal 4. c NJ 100. Range
go. - W ). + b SO. Frank l4o. OK 5ls.
CRANKY l2o. C c 40. Han 10. Hely no.
1850. l. 5 10 Mass so. Mex 1870. Miami
as. Mon 50. New 29i. Nip e93. u 30.
y /. is5. . - 10. Csc 5, Par $50. Quincy
:: RIy g. + iS9 ssan . 49, SUI sup l9s'
oil 40. e : Il 2l5, do pr 10i. Apx lei.
u Con 20. Vic 30. Win 2GS. VOL 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-07

current number Of The Fly. the ma
tional aeronaut magazine. says that
several Detroit members OF the Aero
club or Michigan. have given orders
for aeroplanes and expect To make
flights this summer.