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The Detroit times., 1910-07-13

The general tendency in all live
stock markets seems to be toward
lower levels. Detroit had a good trade
last week but II was purely local
situation made by the coming OF the
Elks; this contingency will be lacking
this week and lower prices will pre-
vail. Apart from increased demand
which comes from the necessity OF
entertaining an immense crowd Of peo-
pie, the consumption OF fresh and cur
ed meats is at low water mark for
many years. The public is inclined
TO the opinion that the butcher Is
holding them up and they have decid'
ed to refrain from eating much meat
until the situation changes. The Mich
igan cattle trade is dull and slow,
largely because of the poor quality OF
the stock that Is finding its way into
market. There are very few cattle
with any quality left in the state and
the situation is hourly growing worse
The Detroit times., 1910-07-13
By II. II. MACK.

as a result OF the statewide drouth
The number OF cattle reaching market
will increase IL the drouth continues
but the quality will be so poor that the
trade In killing cattle will not be az
fected by the rush. The demand for
stockers and feeders Is dull and life.
less, feeders having no place to put
them il they should buy them. Mich
cows are quiet and tending lower.
Veal is in fairly active demand but at
lower prices than those that ruled
last week.
A light run Of lambs made Detroit
a high market in the sheep depart.
ment. More than any other, this
branch OF the trade was effected by the
coming of the big convention. The
wool situation Is practically unchang.
ed. Spring lambs that are to be mar
keted before winter, should be sent
forward soon. as there Is no assurance
of prices holding at present levels for
very long.
Hogs, like everything else on the
The Detroit times., 1910-07-13
General Tendency Of The Lice
Stock Marker Is To Lozver LeUeIS

list, are tending lower and the end is
not yet. The consumption Of fresh
pork products Is at low-water mark and
even the cured meat list is receiving
much less attention than usual. The
heavy hog Is at discount. the spread
between these and light weights grow.
ing wider every week as the season
grows older. II Is the bacon hog that
has the call I'm the current market and
there will hardly be a change before
the packing season opens next Decem.
Der. The speculative market in pro.
visions was never more completely
lifeless; prices hold up well, it is true,
but there are practically no trades.
Packer buyers are discounting the fu.
ture and placing the value Of the heavy
hog 20 cents lower than the medium
and York weights; these last men
toned conditions tend toward a rap
idly declining market for finished
hogs. Hogs should be marketed up
closely for no one knows what a day
may bring forth.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-13
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. July l3.-Opening: The
wheat futures In this market arc Up
&c. and cash Is steady. Liverpool Is
much higher. owing to unfayorahle re-
ports from the Canadian northwest.
Opening prices Wednesday, cash NO.
2 red wheat. sl.O6; July. sl.05 sep,
tember, sl.0jh: December. 1907; NO
white, S1.06.
The corn market is dull and steady
at SIC for cash No 2, and 64nc Tor
cash No yellow $500
43c for cash. and 39Ac for September
standard; No. white oats are quoted
Rye is duh and nominal at 7sc for
Beans are dull at sag for cash. '2.o5
for October. and 81 for Noyember
Cloyerseed Is steady at ~ Tor prime
SPOT. s6s5 for October, and $3.50 for
Grain receipts at Chicago wednes-
day: Wheat cars: corn. 81 cars
September wheat in Chicago opened
wedn esday at Sl.03ls Ml.O34. corn at
sea- q soc. oats at 3ssc. and pork at
Wheat in Liverpool opened I'D, and
was later quoted " al sd higher;
Corn opened " d. and was later quoted
sd higher TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. O., July t2.--wheat-Cash
81 O6; July. Sl.O5L Sept, Si.0IA: Dec,
siO6X. May, sl.O9h. Corn-Cash
So hC, July, oil NC. sept oil Nc l,'N''
5Sc: May. GOhc. Oats--Cash, 42hc;
July. I2c Sept, 3oac; Dec, 40Lc; May
Cioverseed-Cash 81. oct, $500 Dec
and March. S6.S7lz. Alslke1Prime
$50: Aug. y7s5 Timothy-Prime.
s. $50. Aug. g.. 60; Sept, s250 Butter
eggs and hay. unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN. .MJ
CHICAGO. July l2.-Grain opening
The market opened fractionally lower
but regained yesterdays closing prices
i'm the first Is minute, trading sept
and Dec. wheat opened nc lower. but
July was !, C higher at s:45 a. IN. July
and sept. corn opened NC lower. and
Dcc. nc lower oats opened n a. y c
lower. Provisions steady.
Noon-July wheat &c higher. Sept.
I nc. and Dec. &c higher. July corn
90 lower. Sept. and Dec. &c higher.
July oats Ac higher. and Dec. nc
lower.
Close-All grain options closed high
er. July wheat I point. sept. &C and
Dec NC. July corn y C. Sept. &c, and
Dec. &c. July oats &C. Sept. sc, and
Dec hc Provisions lower.
Quotations by Hayden. stone g Co,
July IL. 1910:
Open. High. Low. Close
July Os2 os osx I 5
sept. / OIs j OsIs Ois xi %
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Markets and Finance
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig 4 Co. from Chicago. July 10:
wheat.-wheat traders have been
badly fooled so far today. They ng-
Ured on decidedly bearish as result
" the general rains. Prices were given
break OF No Ic on first trades.
When this selling was over the volume
OF OFFERINGS became very light. There
was a moderate amount OF buying
based on wet harvest reports. There
was some more buying on the strong
twist given the Liverpool wheat cable.
This was but the start OF the real
strength I'm the market which devel-
oped when the trade saw prices i'm all
northwest market marked up rapidly
with Winnipeg taking the lead and
showing a recovery OF nearly 2Lc
from low point of the morning In the
Oct. prices, Latest reports from John
Inglis, George lie Count and other eN-
cellent observers created fresh fears
I'm regard 10 the damage done both
sides OF the line by the long dry spell
group OF large houses here became
buyers on large scale and prices have
had an upturn Of nc from low point,
The Detroit times., 1910-07-13

NEW YORK. July I2,--Flour--Dull.
unchanged. Pork--Steady; mess, 1880
02s Lard--Quiet: middle west, spot
si2Gisl0 Sugar-Raw, quiet; centri-
fugal. SO test. Asa; musoovado. 80 test,
$50: refined: quiet; cut loaf. 5.95;
crushed b.sb; powdered. 5e5; granu-
lated. 5.is. Coffee-Rio No. 7, on the
spot, shc. Hay-Firm; prime, s2h
dl;ss; No. 70 No; J. 5000; clover
poultry-Steady; turkeys. l5Ql9c;
Chickens. i6Qsic; fowls. lS@l1hc;
ducks, lSh Glgc. Live poultry--Firm;
geese. lie! ducks. l4c; fowls. i7Ql7h;
turkeys. l0gl4c: roosters. lie. Cheese
--Firmer, state milk. common TO spe-
cials lOL 0l6hc; skins. common TO
specials. bGt2 NC; full skins, az @3hc
Coffee options opened unchanged to s
points lower Butter-Firm; receipts
1886. creamery extra, 2S&c; state
dairy, tubs. 23W2sc; imitation cream
cry. hrsts. 24a25c. Eggs-Steady; re-
ceipts 1907; nearby white. fancy 70 %
use, nearby mixed. fancy. 2l92ici fresh
firsts, l7Q zoe.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-13
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

lteported FOR The Times by Carson.
Craig q Co. 21C-2l4 Ford bldg: Early
London cables quote metal market spot
OFF Is Sd, futures l2s Sd weak. Bos-
ton copper stock market weak and
some stocks showing severe decline.
Selling OF Lake copper looks like
forced liquidation by local traders,
Maruet very narrow and floor traders
are not giving anyEsupport Fitz Hub
bard largest sellers and always before
they have been supporting IL, stop
OF ders are being caught and this helps
decline Lake is going to be sure win
ner but may go lower In this sagging
market. our Lake correspondent wires;
The Isle Royale is now drifting Tor
the Baltic lode from a shaft which Is
down SIG feet. At depth OF 615 feet
drift has been run 325 feet west and
90 feet east. while at ia feet a DRIFT
uent has every confidence in cutting
the Baltic lode as a result of its pres
ent OperatiOus'
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Besns--Dried Lima. sue per 10.
BLACK b~rrie--Lawtons. sS.T5G4 per

Besns--Dried Lima. sac per H.
Observation-Disclosures, ss.TSG4 per
s4-qt case.
Kalamazoo. i5g soc per doz.
Casbase-New, sl.a6Gl.7S per crate.
Cherri-s-s3.ik 1905 per bu.
common. s2.5O@3 per bu.
Cheese Michigan fats. new, $50 Ice;
old, Use; York state. new. lie; old. ~
@eoci Limburger. new. IA 20 lse; old,
lsh a lsc; brick. lshQi7c; domestic
Swiss. new. 2iGs2c: old. 24G26c. Inn
ported Swiss, ESQ soc per Id.
Dntes-Perslan, 80 &c per Id; Fards'
Sm9hc per To-
ID; common, 90 l0c per 10,
Figs imported. new, ll014c per 10;
California, soc per box.
Fresh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, not
house, 4oSf soy per Sa: head lettuce, T5c
per bu; radishes round, Toe per dox.
wan beans. sl.15G2 per bu: pars-
ley: so925c dog; green beans s,Sog
Texas tomatoes, $3.50 per 4-hasket
crate, i0c per basket; water cress, 10
625c bu; turnips. toc per doc; beets'
paragus. sls5 per doz; greer, peas,
sl25 per bu. young onions, l4u l5e bu.
California FruIts-Cherries, Si''5g2'
plums, si50a 1925 per box
~
Hay--Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for haled hay In car
lots @ = Detroit; No ,,fB mS' 81
clover mixed. Sl6G 1850; rye straw
81 50Ws: wheat and oat straw. s6.ooV
n Loose hay from farmers wagons on
the city markets ranged from slS~sz'
as TO quality.
HId.s-No. l cured hides, Sc: No. I
green hides, INC. No / cured bulls, Sc;
No / green bulls, sac; No. cured veal
kip. l0c No, green veal KIP. Nc.
No cured mHrrai asrs se' eS Sg, lac srS So
! green calf lac: NO; ! horse niaes
s3i1: No. lorse hides. $3.50; NO
tallow. 6bc; No. tallow. 5hc: sheep
skin, as TO amount wool SGgSgi; No No
Hon.y--Faucy white. l6@l7c; amber
l2aI4c; extracted, lose per 10.
HuexieLerries - si.5o@5 per 4-q'
lemons s7as per box;
Messinas $500 az per box.
Iines-M n l.25 per 100:
Melons Rocky Fords' SS'Sog t'oo per
Mushroom. lis a. soc per ID
Onion. - EgyI tians, $50 per bu;
TEXAS Rermuda5, $i.e0g2 per crate
Oranges navels. sSeoV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sl.2512 per
doz s2.50@2.7b per crate. o,.
Peaches--6 basket crates, u 20 " :, 20 Z
4-basket crates. sOcus; ousheis' N-'-'
Potatoes-New Bermudas. r.76 per
bu: new southern. 81 per bu.
n is%n. old ROSTERS. i2GiSc; ducks, Is
a Ice; geese, l2c; turkeys lfu lse per
Raspberrie.-Red s5qs per eu;
''T Tniiom-No. /. sac; No. ., 5hc 10;
WooI-Medium unwashed, ls4 &c;
fine unwashed. 14al6c per 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-13
CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK,
; WV . = =
CLEVELAND
PRoOUCE.

Receipts OF poultry were heavy again
this morning. and, as usual. ran largely
10 springers. There were no buyers
out at all on the early market, and no
sales 10 establish prices, but the gem
eral tone was easy,l and the tendency
was 10 let the MARKET off little. The
been this week: tho quality and con-
dition were also better, and prices
were steady TO a little lower. Peaches
were In liberal supply: The crop In NOV :
Ing from both Texas and Georgia, and
the fruit Is Of fine quality, with prices
lower than usual this early in the
season.
Appies-New. sl.75 per hamper.
Rnnanas--Good shipping stock. $3.50
ns2.5O, according TO quality.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-13
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
DeiroIf

DETROIT, July i3.-Up: J. d. Mar
Manda, Raleigh. t:iO p. m. Chicago,
1850: j. j. Barlum b. Lyman Smith,
215; Northern Wave. 2:40; Pawnee, Or
ton. Edwards, $3.50; Cole, o. Dunedin.
$40: Kopp, 7:2O: Ayerill. ID. r. Hapna.
$40. lshpeming. SEQ; Stadacona. $3.50;
Viking. $40.
Down: Squire. 1910 p. m, Tuesday;
Hartwen. l1O; Yale, 1880; Maruba,
so; Northern Queen, 2:l5; Socapa, 81.
Frick. Adriatic. $3.50: Midland King, BY
ers, $3.50: H. s. Nashville tarrivedD.
1855; Armour. $50: Il. r. Jones. Cap
tain Wilson. Yates. 6:lO; Shaw, 6:5O.
NJ c. Elphicke, 1850; Michigan, =;
Odanah. sos; Calumet. $40; Nicholas.
$50, Poe. 9.l5.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-13

Arizona Coml, -; Atlantic GA; Ar
cedian. as Allouez. 34lk: Adventure,
); Boston & Corbin. 11Is; Boston Ely,
tSs Butte Coalition! l6la Cactus.
? l-le; Calumet & Arlz, 40: Calumet 4
Cobalt Central. SIS: Copper Range,
59Ia; Davis DAILY, 9Sc; East Butte, 6la
First National. as franklin. ga
anea, Z: Hancock l6: Ind, 1914 Isle
Royale, Is; Kerr Lake, SL La Sale.
10: la Rose. 3-.6; Lake. 33l2 Miami.
IS; Mohawk. as: Nevada Cons. IS; Ne
Butte. 20. North Lake. IN Ohio Cop
per. / l1-16; Ojibway. 6; Old dominion.
32L: Osceola, l2e; Parrot. 12b Quincy,
Raven, %; shannon. gu; South Lake,
5IS. Supcrior Copper, IS. Superior &
Boston, s; Superior & Pitts, 10; Tam
arack. as, Utah Apex. 9; Utah Cons,
! 20; L S smeltin, SO; U. $. smeltin, pfd
The Detroit times., 1910-07-13
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

DETROIT, july l2.-Boston copper
share sales OF July IL, furnished by
Hayden, Stone & Co: Adv. 100: Az.
10; Anal. ...,275: Am. Zinc, $50; Ariz.
Butte & Bal, 500; Butte. s5; G, & a,
81: c. & H.. /; Cop. Range, 5; Cent: 5;
ID w, 90. f. B., lea: Elm r.. ESQ; Fr..
325: /. Roy, ITO; Kerr l., so; Lake. H.
039 Las, ito; Mass, 5; Mob, IS: New.
Con. $50; n. B.. $500; y. l., so: ..
D.. SIS; Csc, To- Par. 60: Quincy, g.;
Trim, 6; T. s. r.. $50; do pfd. 81; Ut.
Apex, 535; Ut. Cons 40; Win, 10;
The Detroit times., 1910-07-13
LIVE STOCK.
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
linn nIpu a Stexeus' Live stack Reu0rt


EAST BUFFALO. n. y. July 10
Cattle-Receipts . cars. strong.
Best l;SSO 10 900, 10 steers s7;,S gs'
s7.25G7.50 best l,l0O TO l.200-lb ship
ping steers. 36.5oa7,25; medium butch
er steers. 1000 TO loo lbs. s5.5006:
light butcher steers, S. a $40: best TAT
cows. $3.50 5.'5; fair TO good cows;
s4.25a4.75. common TO medium. do. 81
a SIS; best fat heifers. seG6.75; good
fat helfers. s5g5.5O: fair TO good, do.
feeding steers. s4.5Oa4.75 medium 10
good. do, S44i.25: stockers. all grades.
$S.50dS75; best bulls, $525 y $50. bo-
logns bulls. s4q4,50; light thin bulls,
S3.5oUi. best mixers and sprtngers,
s45g So: common 10 good. DO, s25 935.
Hogs-Receipts Is cars, slow; heavy.
ss@9.25: mediums, s9.25u9t0; workers,
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts cars;
best lambs. Ss254s.50; spring lambs,
s7.75@S; yearlings. s5.5O4640; weth-
ers; sS25 $50; ewes, si,25 q $50,
Calves-s5 $3.50.
EAST BUFFALO-Ciose.
EAST BUFFALO. ~ Y, July IL
Cattle--Receipts 70. quiet and steady;
s3a725 Calves-Receipts So slow.
steady. common TO choice. s5.75q S.75.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts I,200, slow,
ta fair s575 n2eY a yearliSgs oO s5f SH'
S.2s: sheep. sa75a5.5O. Togs-Re-
eeipts $50. Slow. 10 else lower; heavics.
sSSdd0gs;6zo; Sorkerss; 1922 ss,9Sq go: pigs
s7.25 7.90; stays. s6.25Q7.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO July l3,--Hogs-Receipts
$4,000, steady to sc higher; light. $S95
1880: mixed. sS6019.l5: heavy, $500
a $50; rough, sS.2OGDS.40S pigs, 5000
800. Cattle-Receipts 5000. Toe low
err; beeves, S520GS40; Texans S41On
$50; western. s54T; stockers and
feeders, s3.60T5.75; cows and heifers,
s975fl $50: cclyes S65OM sos Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts $4,000, l0a Sc
lower: natives, s2.65I 40; western.
$250dl430; lambs. natives, $I50m7I5;
western. s4.5OQ7.10.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., July l2.-Hogs-
Receipts 1000, steady; mediums and
heayies, $3.50. mixed and workers.
Ss45: pigs and lights, $3.50. Cattle
Receipts 3 cars, steady. Sheep and
Lambs--Receipts cars. SS.25 top.
Calvss-Receipts 100. 1915 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-13
fuIc.co pnonUCR

CHICAGO. July l2.-Butter-Extras
use; hrsts. csc: dairy extras. csc
hrsts. 24c, Eggs-PTime hrsts, lie:
hrsts, l6c. Cheese-Twins, lbGl5h C:
young Americas. i5A Ice. Live poultry
Fowls. l4qi5hc; ducks, 1Sc; geese.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-13

job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co., Is John R-st. Call Maiu
1i9S. or city 33s5.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-13

BusIness-iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. Is
John R.-st Main 1893. or city $3.50
The Detroit times., 1910-07-13
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Gocds-Apples, gals: s2;TS'
baked beans, lib, Soqeoe; lima GTa To-
st u dare SS St" Table beets 81 rs 9 40.
Peas~Tancy, early June 'i.aS; stand, stand
ards. 81 soaked. 5Og zoe SaLhon-
Teds $40: Alaska pinks. .silS;, To-
matoes, asa soc; succotash' 81 llo per
doz. ,oo-r, oo.
Fesd-Bran. s23, fine middlings, s27
coarse mtddlings' s2S' s CPEeAe co., an ond
s2!; coarse sorn-meai, vs. COT" an"
Fiour--Michigah patents, in wood.
best sSIs sS Srd nlea2 ,i S5sHi per Dbl
NJ; o,,.u-Raw Iinseed. soc: boiled lin.
seed, sic; Diamond headlight Kerosene.
SC; Perfection s4e; EGee tnrnsn, ne ne
in barrel lots, Soc per gal.
Prosisions--Mes pork, S29; FANNY
s26q27; medium, siear' 40 a: sii.O;
briskets, l5hc; shoulders. l4ac; picnic
hams. 1SHc; bacon. 2lq 22c; lard, IN
tierces. lsz.c; kettle rendered; l4&,c 10.
W III Edgar a. Son. Tie retail price
list for Detroit. Delray, Crosse Pointe.
Highland Park. North Detroit and
cubes. s5s5; xxx powdered. ss.o5;
standard powdered. Sc: granulsted. TX
d Fs Sci6 cartons. $3.50: do, e-lb cartons,
SIS 90: do. 5-lb cartons $3.50: do. l0.lb
cartons, s575: do, 25-lb cartons. s5.65:
diamond A. $50; confectioners a,
$3.50; No. !, $3.50; No. 2, $3.50; No. 3
S5.55: No. 81. $3.50: No. .. $50; No. D.
$40: No. /. S525: No. S. $500 No. 3.
s5.25; No 10. $500; No II, S5,l5: No.
IL, $50; No. Is. s5.OS; No. II. s5.os;
$3.50: household powdered. ! lib car
IONS, As to case, sS75 per case: house
hold powdered. 5-lb cartons. Is to case,
$40 per case.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Butter-Creameries. extras. CSC III;
irsts, &c; dairy butter. 22c; packing
The Detroit times., 1910-07-13

sAULT STE MARIE, Mich. July IS
Up; Fitzgerald, 1890 y. m, Tues
Curtis and whaleback, 3; McGreRor. Al
legheny, 7:30; Victory, Constitution
Saronic, 5.
Down: Wyoming. Pioneer, noon
Tuesday; Osler, 4 D. m.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-13
BOSTON COPPER

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone a Co, lls-l1S Griswold-st:
Open High. Low. Noon.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

inclueed. l7hc per doz. Receipts on
Tuesday, l.l0a cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-13
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras. csc ID;
frsts, ETC, dairy butter. 22c; packing
stock. 2lc per Id.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
The Detroit times., 1910-07-13

Quotations by Hayden, stone g Co,
July IL. 1910:
open High Low Close
Wheat
sept. OIs Oga Ola xl W
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
srops lIs sunpAY lssue.

Tho Memphis CTennJ News gcimitar has retired from tue field Of Sunday journalism because lt is convinced that it ia not nkey to find permanent p.a,a I1 modern civilization.
 The Atlanta Georgian, iu comment iua upon this action of it's contsmpo- rars nayn.
 'tt has been found that the demand fpr the Sunday newspaper is growing ieaa and legs
 fYr .ears past The News scinitar has published one or the best 5unds 7 editions in the country, but wheress g tte advertising patronage for the dsiiy Ieete has increased 24 per cent since 1906. lt has increased only t4 per cent for tha sunday issue during the same period. The result cannot be sttrib- uted t0 bad management EO ns~a- paper ln the country pays better divi- dends on the capital invested It is proHueroJs and Independent"
 And it adds "Thc Sunday ps per fs not an enemy of worship only, but of rect"
 The sunday newEpsD per is one of the Lest representatives, of greed in The industrial world, of that excessive 0e- sire for gain which forgets religious 1UIiEations and the moral and indus trial rights Of the workingmen.
 The Atlanta Georgian is right when it Fats.
 The worlds rest day must oe re- spected
 Back Of the law of Sinai which was written upon tables of stone. ii the law of nature. which vas writer upon tables of flesh It has not beer dbrogated.
 "pne day in seven is well earned by the faithful army of men whO serve in the ranks of spaperdom. They cannot continue day after day the in- Cessant grind. It not only destroys enthusiasm for work. but 1t rob, thought of it's edge and fancy of its sparkle and in the end 1t is the pspel which suffers
 There are only a few businesse. which require continuous service There is no reason why the weef The Sunday newspaper gives out nC should not have it's rest day from sen. sJtionalism as well as from laDor. sign of true progress when viewed from d religious or moral standpoint
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
WHERE CONNECTICUT LEADS.

Sylvester Baxter has paper in ths December number of fhr Engineering 8IHgHzinr nb9u "Jhn EIepffineaffOp of n Common wealth" ip which he cites Connecticut AS beiuF he most ad- fnne"0 state 10 fhr anion in dstnoH- efratirv fhe value 0f industrial ceu~ tfalizatDB. fle eaysf
 A hRhig significant era ampie of hyy poser for aii indBsffi0l uses may b9 supplied from one esntfai source, rIefeby affecting th" economic organ izstion of n whole state ia noM pre- scented in Connecticut fn no 0tifef state of thr union has Inc principle been sp eJtuUfrheusiVriy applied pfi- niafiiy tD trsnepDftatiOh3 prospective lt Hith feFafd 70 all demands for me chHni,al energy thsf may arise The saffHng Htrteu that is he primary. pr steam ilns. service of the great transportation company that serves fnnnectlcut Co common Difh nearly all Eew England stands at the threshold af tiortfiHcailon Certain fortunate slfaunstabtes have prepared ths way for the extension Of ifs advantages in tHe efficient generation Df motive pow or 10 collateral activities of various tin5a A striking saraoity and fore sight in % survey Df the economic h6r- iz5n hna been q guiding factor iu es- trtIiFhing these aingBlstly favorable coalitions
 Years must ga by before the ends aimed at in The Connecticut pro- rfamInc arc fHIly realized Yet when
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 lt ~ along such lines that Inc twentieth century seems destined fo ork out The great problems of eni - elerct and conservation that, broadly considered comprise the most vital ei- etneuts of human well- being and prog ..Haf
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
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