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New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
FINANCIAL MARKET
Bank Reserves Lower and Loans
Heavily in Excess of Deposits.

While the stock market showed irreg-
ular movements at times. the general
course of prices was in the direction OF
the metal shares, especially American
Smelling and Refining, which enjoyed a
net gain of more than points. The in
dustrials, as rule, made better show
ing than the railroad issues buying
being based in large part on the idea
that the forthcoming report Of the Com
missioner OF Corporations would make
suggestions favorable to the corpora
uons in regard to procedure under the
antitrust law. Wall Street revived the
theory that in the future the admins
tration at Washington would politely
warn corporations to mend their ways
before proceeding against them in cases
involving a violation OF the Sherman
law, and the mere suggestion that the
government was about to change its
policy toward industrial concerns and
transportation companies encouraged ex-
trava agant predictions of new high levels
on the Stock Exchange. Amalgamated
Copper, American Smelling, Reading.
Union Pacific and United States Steel
supplied q large proportion Of the total
dealings. buying of the last named being
helped by a report that calls on the
stock TO run into 1911 had been heavily
taken in London by New York interests
The rumor naturally suggested TO the
speculative mind the declaration of an
extra dividend at the end of January.
Easier discounts in London as a conse-
Quence of the action Of the Bank Of
France in taking English bills also con-
tributed to the enthusiasm of the bull
element, which paid no attention to the
further strength in the local foreign ex-
change market.
Bank statement figures showing the
condition of the Clearing House institu-
reflected shifting of loans to the trust
companies and outside concerns, q re-
duction in this item of s12,s55. 700 being
reported. Cash holdings, however, de-
clined s5.2O6.2G0. while the reserve above
legal requirements decreased S5sS,525
TO s10.570, $50, which compares with an
average reserve at this time last year
Of $16,643,S25 and s32,8S0,000 In 1908.
Loans stin are heavily in excess of de-
postts and the general position Of the
banks suggests that money will advance
TO a higher level IN the near future If
speculation in stocks continues at its
present rate.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Oct 22-Consols closed un-
changed. at 797k for money and 79 1916 for
the account Anaconda was unchanged. at
fSs<. Canadian Pacific. IA higher, at 2O5;
Grand Trunk unchanged, at p.
Money was in good demand and discount
rates were firm.
Trading was quiet on the Stock E1-
change. with Irregular price changes. Gilt
edged securities were neglected on fears Of
dear money. and rubber shares closed easy,
but Rhooesia mines. home rails and indus
trial shares were steady.
American securities opened above parity,
but fears Of a poor New York bank state
merit and realizing caused a setback and
the market closed easy.
Call money in London. 3l2 per cent; open
market discount rate for short bills. AS per
cent; long bills, 4Ssq424 per cent: Berlin dis
count rate, AS per cent: Paris discount rate,
eA per cent, Paris exchange on London. 20
francs 2e1z cenUmes; Berlin exchange on
London, % marks as pfennigs. Bar gold.
US Sd American eagles 76s Sd.
Paris Oct 22.-Three per cent rentes
closed ~ centimes lower, at 81 francs.
Prices were irregular on the Bourse.
Berlin. oct 22.-Trading was dull and
prices declined on the Boerse. Canadian
Pacific led the downward movement
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

Stocks were in demand on the Con
solidated Exchange from the opening. II
was evident that a large floor short inter
est had been carried over from the day be-
immediate profits rather than to wait for
any further reaction. Transactions for
the short two-hour session were large
totaIling g. $50 shares. with the list In
Guiding forty-one different stocks. Such
was the covering demand that prices most
of the time showed relative firmness COM
pared with quotations on the New YORK
Stock Exchange Low figures for nearly
all the leading stocks were Is to u of q
point above the other board Detailed
operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call, 81.
per cent Time money was firm. Rates.
zlzG4s. per cent for sixty days, A2-a5 per
cent for ninety days and four months and
zS. per cent for Eve and six months. Mer-
camille paper was unchanged. Rates, $40
54 per cent for sixty days and ninety days
Endorsed bills receivable 51zG6 per cent for
choice four TO six months single names
and 6G6L. per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - The foreign
exchange market was steady, with cables
quoted at 487O564. SIC. demand sterling at
4 s66064. S665 and sixty-oay bills at 4-S25s a
4gS. Short francs were quoted at 5.l9Ss
and short reichsmarks at IS lis.
Bankers posted rates were:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston. loc
discount: Chicago, sc discount: San Fran
cisco. sight &c premium, telegraph &c pre-
MUM, New Orleans, commercial 75cQS1
discount bank s. premium; Charleston,
buying par. selling 19c premium: St. Louis,
zoe discount bid. 10c asked; Savannah, buy
ing 3-16c discount. selling par.
SILVER RhET--Commerci bar sill
Yer. 557Ec; Mexican silver dollars, z5c; bar
silver in London closed al Is 3-l6d, IN
changed.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 7-3o; Lis
bon, 80
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
change on New Yolk is quoted az 2.OIk.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23


Name. Maturity. - Bid. Ask. yield
Am Cigar D c, Mch Is. 19I1.. 99S 100 400
do C, Mch Is, 1912. 1890. 9S 9s% $40
Bait & Ohio p c. Mch 10 1911 9ex 100 400
do Al 2 c, June 1913. ......... 9SB s91s ais
Beth Stl Corp p C. Nov. 1911. 9SI4 96H 40
Chi & Alton p C, Mch 15 1918 9sa eaLs 535
c II & d p c. July. 1918. ..... 9TA 9TA $40
O c & st L D C. June 1911 100 1OOA 400
d & H eqpts Az c. July. I'D 10o1z 1O1hs 445
Erie c. April s. Ielf. 80. 9GTs 1908 $40
Gen Rubber 41s p c. July. 1915. "a 94Ia 600
Hudson Cos p c. Oct Is, 1911. e7t5 90 100
do c. Feb. 1913. 3........... s71H 90 $50
Interior r p c. May, 1911 .1O1zs 1925 = 90
Kan c Ry & l. D C. Sept 1912 sS1. 90 S75
do c. May Is. 1918 -. 95x 9S1a 40
Lack Steel p c. Mch. I915... eOS. 92I. = 10
MINI & 81 l. 5 c, Feb. 1911. 9STs s9ss 90
No Kan & T C, Aug 19II.. 991s e9@. 675
Central Lines. eqpts pc
Nov. 19lo-'12. -4%G4ss D c basis
do Az c, 1911L'o5. 4asS4&. . bssis
N Y n H H 5 p C. fsi1-'f2 .1O0h fOiis
st l. & F 413 p c. Feb. 1912. 9Tis 9s 600
do "A p c. Mch, 1913 p6 97H ESQ
Southern Ry c, Feb. 1913. 9SN 9Sa 5 40
T1dewater p c, June. 1913. IOO}1 f0O+s < On
West Tel & Tel D c. Feb. 1912. 3SL9 SER < S0
W'house FL & NJ c. Aug, '13- 1Ools IO0I $50
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

business for a Iarger part OF the SESSION
was practically at a standstill In the mar
ket for outside securities owing TIC tho un-
favorable weather. The general zone "eS I1
heavy, with a reactionary tendency al
through the mining list. Declines EXTENDED
from q small fraction to one-half a point
There was no special feature worthy OIL
mention raw Consolidated and Chino were
weak on Small offerings. Inspiration
Miami, Greene-Cananea and Giroux Con
solidated were fractionally lower. Inc
silver stocks were quiet and somewhat
easier. The Industrial list ruled steady
but inactive. Intercontinental Rubber was
up g. Bonds were dull and unchanged.
Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks In
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
AVAILABLE MINING CAPITAL

Gentleman (Anericanl. with established Glen
reIe among leading Mining Investment Companies
OF London Paris and Berlin will consider prOpo-
sitiOn 10 raise capital for high class mining en-
terprise Address Il 2. B." Tribune Uptown
OA7ce I364 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

Equal 10 1t.61 per cent on the capital
iZation OF &l20. 600. 600, compared with 10 81
per cent earned on 500. oOo. 600 stock previous
year.
During the year there was paid 20 per
cent stock dividend I'm addition TO the cash
dividend shown above The company has
not made public its profit and loss account.
but the balance sheet as OF July 81, 1910.
shows q Profit and loss surplus OF $5l4.6S7
as compared with s9.s95.a1S a year ago, o
decrease OF H.N. 23ls
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23


Mama Maturity. Interest yield
4...s oosss 5tpe isleIl5 7S,a ;s,.--- e a
Cert OF Ca zsx-s c. 1e1o-'17---. az
csaI z OF n e lelo-l7.-.... "a AZ
C1ss 4 ok4e , c. 1S4o-'lz.---.-.--- "A
S&.c 4 Alt <4zS c l3l0|19.----- s4 81
6sio & East n zA-S ? {, 1elo|l7.. 81. "a
chie RIG 2 zS c. lstoSl9:-..-. 81 "a
en- Ean. 4 D tz-5 p c, l5lo-0----- So a.
81 q Eud "a c. ls22. .-.--.-----. A.. AZ
IRE <-<s4-5 ? c, 1slo-17.......-..s
fook.nr Val z-ssk p c. lslo-ls...-.. a.
IAr Ctsy Fl MA c. 1e1o1I5.. So az
Kan City 50 "A p c, 16lo2l5- Ex "a
.ehi{h Va r 1ra ? c. isio-'ie-- - ~
1o F&c c. ls1c- H. l-..-:...-.--.- 81 al
Nozzle 4 Ohio 4-e c. zsioSle...... bA zE
. Cert LINES Q C 1slex22. 2....-- a. 1s
forfoik q West q c. ielo-16.-.-. z@ "a.
Fennxylvsnis ai@-z c. lslo1I7...... az z&
ct Z p +A$ 2 c, lalo.'17,:. So ba
90 guar a { & = y c, l9lO117-. 6ss "a
ses board A L zsz-5 , c. 1s10-17. =. SD 8
Southern Ry 37s4Eh G lslO-2l.. Ga AZ
virr1nian Ry g , c. l910S19. .....-... b2 @
wabash r r. 41x5 p c, 1eloS21--- 81
UEha&S 4 i y kx~s y @ 1S1o1s2-~.~.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
GOVERNMENT R0NDs

The following shows yesterdays closing
Quotations for government bonds. compared
with Fridays
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
PULLMAN COMPANY.

The Pullman Company has issued its re-
port for the year ended July 81. 1910. The
income account compares as follows:
1910. 1903 1905.
Total income .S3s $50 sos $23 SOL I55 $s1 24o
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Furnished by swartwout & Appenzellar. No. 40
Pine street,
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
sZfnc
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco. Oct 1--rhe o2,risl clos
ing quotations for mining stocks yestArday
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

Total sales January 3
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished by J. Thomas Reinhardt No. ss
Broad street New York and No. 81 Devon
shire street Boston)
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
MINING.
WEEK'S BANK CHANGES.

CLEARING HOUSE BANKS-ACTUAL CON-
DITION FRIDAY.
9ss sg 3 400 81 oss sa 700 PssEsasS go
specis sas ...: 24sSss.aSo sia,sos 100 5SsS,s0S
Legal tdrs. 6717I.Oo0 67.oSo 600 10 400
PsP0slts S9 500
.Increase limited States deposits included.
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
Oct I5 Oct % Decrease
Specie SPAS, SIS 800 s24856a 100 s5os5, 500
Legal tenders 6T.171 600 81 7O50, 600 IZO, 400
Totals -. .ss1S.75s.sOo 100 s5.2oe, 200
I;t agt. deposits ao4. .5sas25 ssss2s5o 4eoe.s75
Reserve 49,. sl1.170275 s1O.57o.75o s59e,5 SIS
CLEARING HOUSE gANKs-DAILY AE AVER
Loan. s 9Ss 1sS 100 s. ssS 3
PsPo;its S :: 12ss$52 5 sSS tl2Si Ss5 go 25sss 100
Circulation. 4S.1l7.SOO As 600 $500
'Increase. limited States deposits included.
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
Specie s. 100 ' sssssasS
Legal tenders. 663s7, 800 sc. 33s. 700 1920
Totals 49, s814, ,25a. 600 s311. .21soOO ss,os4 900
Iss1 ast. deposits soe ss57oo soo.41s.sa5 e.Hs775
Reserve .... S7417.8O0 $40. sOO.O75 .ss. s.ss2. us
increase.
The following table compares the Clear
ing House (average) statement with the
statements of corresponding dates in 1909
and 1908:
Loan. "a 1S 3ss Ct e 9s s, os ss s
Specie, pa. 1900 255, 100 3os. go. 200
Deposts 1aOi i $500 124oGY9iSS 14fs a2 100
Circulat'n 4s,12T, zoo 52.614.OOO SO, 19o.9oo
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
Oct y, 10. Oct 2s, 'oe Oct "A. 'os
Specie - S244. $50 300 s255 6s5. 100 $500. 80 200
Legal tenders. 66.S3S.7O0 ff.o63Ooo s1.1z2,ooo
Totals ssll. .21s 600 ssas. 7as 100 sss7. Az. 100
agt deposits 800. nse25 s1o1oa. IT'S ss4.6ss. 100
Reserve . slOSOoo75 SUCCESSES So, $4,000
Percentage of
reserve - 25e 2sS Y2|
c6MPANfEs IL GREATER NEWW Rev YoRK tfcaat
NOT REPORTING TO THE NBw YORK
CLEARING HOUSE
Loans ................ s1.Ias, ,s1S5oo 1914. 900
Legal tenders ......... -, li2, 800 l68 600
Total deposits ........ 1904 0525O0 a6f 900
fTotal deposits .......- loss, ,sl2 20o 62s9 100
Decrease. eliminating amounts due from, re-
serve repositories and from other banks and
trust companies in New York City.
State banks Reserve. Per ct
Cash In vaults. s..-............ SIS. 292, 100 Is 61
Deposits in banks and trust
companies -..-.--.--.--...- IS. ls5. 500 1919
Totals Observation-Disclosures. S33. All, 400 % 30
Trust cornpanie Reserve Per CT
Cash in vaults. $129, sos, 900 l6 "a
Deposits in banks and trust
companies DECENTRALIZATION. 6,061 zoo ia
Totals .-.-..-.--.-.--..-...Sl9 .Sl95. .S66.6O0 ITOs
Aggregate reserve deposits. SI6e 444 O<D: de-
crease 81, ,23s. 400. Per cent OF legal reserve
i"Ao
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
CHICAGO STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & Co.. No. -
Broad street. New York. and No 10 South
4th street. Philadelphta-)
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

FURNISHED by E. s. Bailey No GO Broadway
FIRE COMPANIES
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

scoupors interchangeable fResiStereo- +Cou-
rors {EsSlxtered and coup5a.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.

HErEr1-c 1SDD-ZI-
Rur..hsd by 6xertwout g. Appenzeliar, No 60
Pine ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
COBALT STOCKS,
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

(Fllrnished by Wiia-ns. Mcconnell a Coleman.
No. 60 Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by ". n. Coler & Co. No. z3 Cedar
streetl
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
INSURANCE STOCKS.

tai sales OF bonds S1,2e1, 500.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

2sl lsa. 700 2as 5os 100 s7ooo coo, m 100 sa,
; Percentage OF reserve 70 deposits otbsr a.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by r. l. Day Co. No 81 Wall
street,
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

Un,tsd 80, sa,es dspIsi.s inoluded kSSooo Psrce
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

SELLS cents per share. todd lots.
The wageworker., 1910-11-11


GRAPE JUICE.
AnpeIus Brand made from Muscat
Grapes, pint bottle ...----..21c
DR.. Georges 25-oz.
Tip, per quart
lip, per pint bottle----------------1Sc; for &c
Du:. e
to6fsb Onal Rrand 1 III n,o 14c
1,ook;nn (1;I Wesson = , IN con orc
rottolino Ioraa Ill a, so
80. ~ e. p :, oS
Eoero1eHe, nieuI,iil
Iottolene' SINAI!
I'aio' 1So' pa!1 o
1 Taru' NJ % ni, o. o.
Lard nnre n 6u1t ner h 12s
Lard, Compound. ner lb. 1ac
Lard. I'd grade pure. bulk. Der b..
...... S1.36
Herring. Holland. per kee.72 72c
Herring, Mixers, per key.. soc
Herring Poneles, Dr;ad 1sc1h. fo, AZ
Whit Eich ~, ,o,,ra 4 -
Some Of the stores may not have keg
o " ~ W ~ o. ~ = oo.
MASAr'oN'' ~oFAen6' - EIS.
Macaroni Bulk per lb SC; lbs. for 27c
Macaroni Minnesota per pkg---oc
3 for --------- 2sc
Noodles, Grandma, large package------sc
Soou1es, e,.. 'ranona, shall pkg---------- &C
9pasne 49, Niiineso'a' per pNs'----- &c sc
sn.ehe+ti C1irr.x ner NO %
' 20 p'e
MAiCHEs' CANOlES' LAMP CH'MNEYS,
ETC
Candies LARGO t,,ow for sc
.oal VI per Sal-..------------ &c; oaAons oSc
c;1nnaxs han Ul,, zoc rin grao9 top per Ia &c
The wageworker., 1910-11-11

Fly Paper, double sheets, ------------5c
Folding Slate, book and pencil.--.----.---.--- &c
Gloves, Knit Wrist, men s size, per pair
DC, TOE %oC
Gloves, boys size per pair-.,sc; for 15c
Gloves, Gauntlet, 15c quality
Gloves, Leather front, 25c quality y--.-------21c
Husking Mittens, per pair--------------------- sc
Hires Root Beer, per bottle------------15c
Lemon Squeezers, rs,-..-.-..-......----Sc, 2 for 15c
Library Paste
Mucilage, per bottle ---------------------4c
oleomargerine, Silver Churn Brand, lib
cakes -.-.---.-.------...--.-,-..-23c; for 45c
oleomargerine, Lotus Brand, lib. cakes
Petrolatum .
Sc sze JC
Petrolatum 10c size
Pencils, sc for Sc
Pencils, 1c kind --------------------6fo for Sc
Pop Corn, per pkg g-----------------------e
Powder antiseptic, per can--------------11c
Quinine and Tar, cranes soc bottlc38c
Quinne and Tar, cranes, 25c bottle-----.--19c
Sewing Machine Oil, per bottle-----------6c
Shoe Polish, French Gloss, 1Oc bottle.------6c
Shoe Polish, Gilt Edge Brand, 25c bottle--..l7c
Shoe Polish Shinola.
Shoe Polish, Two in One--------7c; 4 for Csc
Shoe Polish Jet Oil, 10c bottle -----7c
Shoe Polish, Tan, 1Oc can-.---.------------,-0 06c
Stove Polish. &c Enameline --------------4c
Stove Polish, 1Oc liquid Enameline------7c
Tooth Powder, per
Talcum Powder &c
Talcum Powder, 25c Memmen 's----------15c
Tablets, Ink sc ind-------------------- &c
Tablets, Pencil SC kind----------------- &c
Thread, any size.---------------------5c; for &c
Wagons, Boys Express, large-..---.--.---$1.4 40
Wagons. Boys Express, small ll---------------7Oc
Yeast Foam, per pkg
NUTS
Almonds. per pound
English Walnuts No. Standard, per lb.
22c; 2 lbs. for 43c lbs. for 64c
Peanuts, roasted, per lb. 10c; 3 lbs. for 2Sc
Peatnuts, salted, per pound--------15c
Sheled Walnuts, per --A7c
Probably all the stores do not carry all
of the above during the summer months.
but get them if ordered.
PICKLES.
Olives, Plain, 14-oz. size...---...--22c; for Abe
Olives, plain 8-oz. size-.--.----.--13c; 2 for 25c
Olives, plain, Coz. size----.-------9c; 5 Tor zoe
Olives, Stuffed, 1907 size-------22c; for 42c
Olives, stuffed, 4-oz. size9c; 3 for 25c
Olives bulk, per pint SC
Onions, picked, 10c bottle-------------s
Pickles, 15c size bottle-----------------1
Pickles, Heinz sweet sold by doz--------------
Pickles, Seinz sour, sold by doz.
Pickles, Dill in can or glass jar-------------
Pickles, Dill, glass l2c
Pickles, Heinz Dill will be in soon.
Sauer Kraut, Heinz.
Pickles, sweet, per
PRESERVES, JAMES, JELLIEs, ETC.
Apple Butter, Clymer's, per jar-------,,-----13c
Jelly Compound, Tru Fruit for 25c
Preserves, Holiday, 25c
Preserves, Colorado Tip)t------------25c
Preserves, Nectar Raspberries
per can
Preserves, Nectar Strawberries,
per (Tip)* -------------------- 26c
Preserves, pitted cherries. per jar. Csc
Preserved Strawberries, Union Brand,
zoe quality Sc
Strained Honey, pure, per pit. jar 22c; for Abe
SOAP AND CLEANING MATERIAL, ETC.
(soap will be higher in a few days)
Ammonia per bottle for 15c
Bon Ami, per cake
Bluing, per bottle IN. B)*--------------4c
Bluiag, Bengal bottle--------9c; for Csc
BoraX, 20 Mule Team, 15c pkg. IN
The wageworker., 1910-11-11
MlNcEMEATs. CHOCOLATES, ETC.

cake *Ca ND AUI
Chocolate, sweet, 1-8 lb. cake --------.
Cocoa, w. H. Bakers IL h. can IN. B.)+19c
Cocoa, w. H. Bakers, Is lb. can On. B)-sc
Cosoa, Van Houten's IA lb. can---------21c
Cocoanut, Schepp's, 10c pkg---------.----------7c
Cocoanut, bulk, per lb (Tip)*---1sc; for 35c
Gelatine, Knoxs ulated-----------12c
Gelatine), Knox's Sparkling
Jello, Ice Cream Powder, per pkg.----------9c
Jello, assorted flavors, per pkg---------8G
Mince Meat, 1oc pkg. IN. B)*---------. .O7c
MISCELLANEOUS
Axle Grease, Diamond, per box---------4c
Butter, Country, fresh----------Ask Price
Butter. Peanut Butter bulk, per lb 16c
Bird Seed, Zoe pkg--..-------.-6c; pkgs. for 23c
Carpet Tacks sc box &c, for----------10c
Crepe Paper, any colors, 1oc roll for------6c
Coal Holds, Csc quality
Cheese, per lb.....* *..,...-.-.2Oc; 3 lbs for 59c
Dust Pans, -----------------------
F,ggS ASK Frtce
Fire Shovels, 10c size ------------------6c
Family Scales-----------------
The wageworker., 1910-11-11

Almonds, per pound----- ------------------Is
English Walnuts No. Standard, per lb.
22c; 2 lbs. for 43c; lbs. for 64c
Peanuts, roasted, per lb. 10c; lbs for 2Sc
Peatnuts, salted, per pound------------15c
Sbelled Wa]nu+s ner III 47c
Probably all the stores do not carry all
of the above during the summer months.
but can get them if ordered
The wageworker., 1910-11-11
GRAPE JUICE.
LARD AND MEATS

Price of Lard and Meats change weekly.
Bacon, by piece already cut or strip
LII, <
The wageworker., 1910-11-11
MAcARoNi, SPAGHETTI, ETC.

Macaroni, Bulk, per lb..-5c; lbs for 27c
Macaroni, Minnesota, per pkg----------9c
3 for ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Csc
Macaron Cut, per pkg
Noodles, Grandma, large package--------8c
Noodles, Grandma small pkg----------- DC
Spa ghetti, Minnesota, per pkg.---------- &c
for
Spaghetti, Climax, per pkg--------------8c
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-08-11
JOLLY THE PUBLIC"
NOW THE SCHEME

Chicago.-In a pamphlet being cir
culated among the 10000 employees OF
the Illinois Central railroad, by w. L.
Park, vice president and general man.
ager, railroad employees are asked to
do all in their power whenever oppor-
tunity offers to convert the public from
what is termed an unjust and antago.
nistic attitude toward transportation
companies.
The pamphlet declares the cost OF
materials and other things required liz
the operation of railroads hassbeen. adj
vancing to an extent that cuts down
revenues. There are no laws, the pam
phlet says, to place any limit on the
cost of these materials, although legis
latures limit rates.
The railroad employees are asked, In
their own interest, to see tnat political
candidates prejudiced against railroads
are not elected. The pamphlet SUCCESS
that mot only with their friends, but
with strangers, railroad men should
use their persuasive powers. 'sThe
conductor can make friend quite fire.
quently of an entire stranger" says
the pamphlet, "by showing him a littl:
extra attention"
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-08-11

eQ11en
h iight
Representative Says They Will
Lick the Steel Trust
in the
SECOND YEAR
OF THE BATTLE
And the Fighting Seamen Are
More Than Ever Con-
fident.

I'VE are In this fight to stay-to the
finish, and the finish will be that we
will whip the Steel Trust on the Lakes.
1t Is come to some men to stop the
Trust in its mad attempt to crush un-
ionism, and we believe that we are the
boys to do It,"
Thus spoke Charles A. Parker, repre-
seRting the international Seamen's
Union of America, when speaking to a
Majority man Wednesday,. MIR. Parker
was In the city as one of his stepping
places in this trip through the country
looking for the recruiting stations for
the scabs being hired by the Lake Car
breakers the ships struck by the Sea-
mems Union.
"The Lake Carriers" said Mr.. Par
ker, (which is the water Transports
ton branch of the Steel Trust, started
out with the deliberate intention of
destroying unionism in its branch of
the work, as is being done in the other
branches of the Steel Corporation. They
broke with the union and established
a welfare" plan for the employees
which was claimed to be beneficial to
the men. Instead, however, it has prov
ed to be but q system of slavery, and
Is not fooling the men.
host, in our case Our members are
not tied down with families. Seamen
are homeless. Ninety-five percent of
our boys can put all their belongings
upon their backs. Thus they are al
ways in fighting trim, being always
in light marching order. The Trust
can never enslave them. S1ts scheme
to re-establish in America the feudal-
ism of the dark ages of Europe can
never prevail. SO far as the seamen are
concerned. we are better of then
ever we were. We have been getting
laws past which lift us abov ship
property. They cannot Jail us any
more for the trivial things that used
to be considered cause.
I'VE are giving the Steel Trust the
battle Of its crooked life, and we will
win."
Mr.. Parker found no evidence of this
city being a stamping ground for scab
recruits. He says he finds that the
scabs are not coming from this far
down, but the Trust is getting it's re-
cruits from the country and villages
within hundred miles or SO of the
lakes.