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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05

and are edglns lower as the season ad-
VuIces. bat sugar prices ar" uP ~ "a
hundred
Appir.-Fancy. staa5O; common. s.
v D per Dbl western bon apples. ssfs
Il 80 per box
I,anann.-Good shipping stock. $50
o b. 30. accorilins 20 quality
ne.n--nried lama Ia per 10,
Cei~ry-California 81 a1na per crate,
observation-disclosures se.7sas per
.nbhnse-vNrwI s. W525 DegHrY,e a
Chr~sc-MicliEan fiIt, late made 10
q l5h.c tall made l. az Sc. YORK Stlt =.
lsn zoe. l.imburg"i Wisconsin 1M lNc'
YORK state isa ise German o rrsen
block. 2lc domestic loaf. .Jc. import
ed eNuso per ~.
trauberrir~-s5 30 y per Dbl
Da,es-perstan. 5@t III. fRrds. sn
SIC per 10
dressed Vahcs-Choic, ioi. allie 'n.
ccm mon, eat Toe per Do. ,,a,,. mar M
TiGs-lnporied new llg lie per 10
California. sac per boN
Fresh Vegetables = Cuennners' hG'-
hous" seSasi Per dGx r,i1g 80
+, 90 rsI hamper. radishcs. @nfl @or i''t
COZ WAY beans, $4,000 pee hainp',
parslry zoe per doz Sr,rn o'ansi, .,
uta hngas. 30 "a l0c per bu. FLORIDA to
tuatocs se.056G per 6-basle' crate. Sv'
er basket wntsr cs"e ss. \ q 2 esr,o eS.
-, hu. pieplaut. p q go, doI' spind@h'
9ocW = per hu SIS per bhl' 1sp" - :
eus, 81 - per doz california SSc per
heuch green peas. s. ~ 20 per ou'
young onions. ivy l-S uoN-
.'aps frui,-sl 1" per case a..
Tia, --netroit dealers are paNng the
follow.rg prices for balsd hay IN car
lots, u betfot -" .eN''s "a
slsS5 i-.5e. NJ timothy. sl6H q ~
Glove. mixed si6g 1859 rye :straawN,,
: Loose hay from farmers wasonss
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SUGAR ADVANCES 10 POINTS.
Increase Is Due To Low World sup
ply OF Raw Product. ~

There has been an advance OF ~
points on all grades OF sugar, enec
live Thursday The new quotations
Tor Detroit aud vicinity VIII he found
IN another column OF The Times The
advance is due To a corresponding
increase in the price OF raw sugar. CIV ,
Ing to low supply.
.Whethey the price will continue All
\ ancing 10 n point where II wnX affect
The consumer is a question tbr the
utute. Should the fruit crop be- Pc ?
this year the consequent falling OF M
the demand may be sufficient to lore
stall any sharp advance in sugar
prices The advance OF 10 points.
which means 30 cents per barrel. Will
OF course, have no effect Whatever 0u
The consumer. IL would require seN.
cral such advances 10 boost the retail
price materially
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Entire LlUe Stuck List On the SkldS and
Prices Are Due to Go Deem Win Rush

The entire live stock list is on the
skids. which seem to he welIgroased
In the cattle division. the trade seems
TO be anticipating an early arrival OF
southern. grasseTs; at eastAhNying Nv
ui\ The hand-to-mOutb kind that barely
meets light cOnsumptive trad
Hardly ever before. in the history uf
this country, have common cattle SOD
so high as during the last half OF the
month just ended. COWS and bulls
have sold above ST. per cwi that usu-
ually sell s. per cwt. lower The ~
Is about over. however. and/the first
firure' will soon be changed and nos
long thereafter II will bo changed
again, and that toward still loWte
levels mich cows ~-are active AMI
steady. Veal is weak locally. be-
cause of recent large arrivals. Re
ceipts of calves have been large IN all
markets this year. in spite OF this
fact IL is believed that large proper
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05

cu Monday and the feeling at present
writing Is weak and unsteady The
packer seem To be- costing -1n their
oars, serene IN the belief that thers
are -rii, plenty OF hogs back. and that
as soon as They begin ~ come values
must Silk still loNcr The buying is
therefore. OF the SAME kind that Is
notcd in other branches Of the trad.
barely enough being taken each day
o. clprly the wants of the smallest
,Jri"At pork consumption known for
w,nN years The speculative trade
shows hp life, all quotations being
nominal THE season for the universal
consumption g. garden vegetables ar
cary spring fruits Is AZ hand aud Pm.
ylt iouscry are not eXpecring LARGO
meat trade during the next so DAYS
mo- matter " han prices are " would
seem as if there were but ono course
open 10 the owner of fat hogs and that
The one leading Immediately to mar.
ket
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NEW YGRi COTTON
'otton prices furnished by Haydoa
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
WOOL.
LON i,ON.

LONDON May "a large selection
OF mriinos was offered at the Wool a"c-
ton sales and met with animated COM
petition FROM continental accounts Toe
home trade. however. secured tho hltl<
OF the r8smauiqns trosshr'tis iufed
rgm especially medium coarse Sr",it
Ialkiand Islands. which were nm DESK
.,tcmapd The number of bales offered
"Wednesday were lB.ses The follow o.
Ing rs tie sale IN detail. New :, uih
Wales. 900 bales secured. Is lAn b =
- Il. greasy. 3 ,dnl rs 2l2d Quc-.n7-
lard 500 bales secured. 81 s..
greasy. SGGls Id Victoria. Loo hA'ce s.,
secured. IS i-dfls ma, grcasE, - itf
- Cd West Australia. zoo bdt, ,
greasy .dNIs ird Tasmania. loo
bales secured % D. greasy. Sd "a u 'd
New Zealand. $500 bales. secured lPi
= I'D. greasy. q iadmls diad. fti J.,
land Islands. 200 bales. greasy. ~. !
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BOSTON c0r,ER LETTER.

Reported FOR The Times rs Carson.
craig Il Co. MAY The results OF
I'm mill during April show consider.
.abIr Improvement oNer the March
figure, &Il pounds OF mineral per Ton
al rock having boon obtained in April
month As pointed out however. Gntil
larger stopping areas are opened mp
permitting Of the selection ~ ro'
which is given to all Lake Supt ri"r
lnacs under normal mining conditions
n, fair idea can hc obtained concern
Ing fhc real commercial value OF the
Lake lode our official adNitcS ar" tnts
morning Total tons of rock during
April 2ol6te mineral produced, 'o.t2o
copper Range Consolidated reports a
mel Income for the year ending l'et.
81. Of sl.363. 5b& against 81, lNt.''i IN
NOS The production or copper WdS
4lIo5.8ii pounds against 4lol5.'-o
pounds In. 1905, . decrease "t - ,
pnunds The aN"raG. price r"CFiNcd
io, copper was 80 against $50 pm
1905 aud t7.2Sc ina 1907 one haW TIE
not prontS from champion. s40N.@l3.
was paid 10 the st MHrEs Mineral Linn
90 Profits from the Individual mines
were Baltic SNg-.6i6, champion conc
.nqIf, stoS3l9. Mountain tdehoit'.
sI7NtI The increase ~ So per pound
tn copper costs was duo rniF'iy l."
Increased taxes and an tncFeast coy
Mountain output
Tho North Butte Mining Go has de-
rtded To- Issue 10000 share" ~ US iitat
.r.y stock authorized Issue la b"".-
600 shares. 100. 600 shares now bong
.cutetapding) for TIA, purchase of the
Cr,o~us ,lluu. which lies between the
Hctlin npd tar .foSSie y iargs owner
~uir, I'm this claim las boon tcld hy ~"
.,nuluarN for SOME tin, hut recently
tn. f.maiuiuE outstanding interest has
been a,duir.d from Dr Hun. of Jefer-
SON civ No boz exchange for TIE
alo .r1tutio'ei lo GOO shares OF stock.
Vow That tN. company has acquired
.ronrpl.te onn.rsu8p OF the trcosus
.prop.,ty u is protuhl" tat develop
r,.,.t work aj ttis point viii b" prose
,lt,d uo.c sigcIoHslN than heretofore.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
MARINE
POE LOCK OPENS.
Steamer Herloek Is First Boat to Go
Through Waterway.

Saul T STE MARIE. Mich. May D.
Especial Dat 9:30 =. m. the roe
lock Ct the American canal was open
ed tor navigation. The canal was
filled yesterday and early this morn
ing the debris which had washed up
from the bottom. consistins Of pieces
of old timbers. etc. WAS locked
through into The lower river
. The hrsi boat 20 60 MP was the
steamer Hemlock The up-Domd
boats Will be handled through this
side in their turn, and the doYn-bound
boats will use the Canadian canal un-
til the blockade IS over. Nearly laO
vessels are lying here now, the larg-
est since the opening Of the season.
II Is expected the blockade will ne
over ty Sunday
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Fishin~ Tuq Captured.

The fshiue tug Spiudel, owned by
ReFor & Warner. OF Lornn. O.. and
commanded ny Capt. Dave PoppcrweIi.
was rQptured after chase by tA"
Canadian scout ship Nisi,ant, while
fishing in Canadian waters of Cisro-
land. "Wednesday morning. She was
taken 40 Port STANLEY Ont
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05

NEW YORK May The upward
continued at the opening
OF the stock market today a maJori'
Cl the active issues showing gains or
a fraction 10 more than point above
Yesterday close.
n e. m-The copper stocks were
heavy Amalgamated and Smelling
failing TO respond TO the improvement
m the rest OF the list.
Government unchanged. other
bonds firm.
Noon Increased pressure against
the copper stocks in the last half OF
thg forenoon forced a decline of more
than a point in Smelling and Anal
samated.
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PRODUCE.

Faryn produce % an kinds seems to
I've nn the slump Just uow. tutt"r U.s.
%, SHINING to m"N" freely, and th" mar
kcteis heavy az The decline Eggs az
Slowing up pcrccptthiy. The market
Gr,Tptug another lalf-Ccut yesterday.
Ncat calves arc I'm bctter supply thdA
and are also working lowe.
itcccilIs Of poultry are much bcttct
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en-, AGO ruon,CE.

CHICAGO. May -Eutter-Cream-
cry extras. - -. hrsts, PC. dairy "N-
tfas. y6c. nrsts. 2lc Esgs Prime
nrsts 2lt,c. drsts. laisc Cheese .
Twins 49, o. iac. young Americas. u
ml,tar Live pnuitry- TURKEYS. loo.
fowls l6filotac. ducks. l61i !, Isc;
geese isff he
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Ruttcr - Creamcries. extras. c9c
q sts use. dairy butter &c. pachihs
stock. zoe per 10
tEgs-fIesn current receipts "ts"-
included. l9t.c per doI Receipts on
Thursday lS6 cnSrs
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.

The Detroit Can Co Is planning -
erect "A reinforced concrete building
opposite SIS plant AT Russell-st and
Thombly thar viii increase ITS
output from $4,000 10 10000 cans
daily.
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r H. Choate. general agent ~ the
Union and Southern Pacific railroads
in Detroit since 1909. will become eon'
era agent az the Union Pacific In Den
ver. May 3 Nh. Choato has been -
Tho service OF the two roads - years
beginning in the general Offices IN
Omaha IL will have larger RESPONSE.
hilitics in his new position.
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VESSEL. PASSAGES.
uA-.-aks

DETROIT May 5.--Up: W +. Rcis,
1910 y. m, Wednesda1y Manche ;iS
l2:s5; shrisley 20, NJ clemens enc yi ~
$3.50, Lynch. I; DeGran. 1870; Plank
ington $3.50; Maine Knapp. Ream, Ltv-
ihestone toIdl. $50
Masaba 9.15 "Wednesday night, Watt.
Bangor. a:45. VIM. Kerr 10. Flower.
1t:0. Jostiua Rhodes . 20 m. Gary,
Van Nlock. e:iu. Hut hinson. 40. lisa
bella. Bovce and Consort. Nicholas. a.
Noble. Gicnmount. $50. snyder 30,
Nicholas . q. Centurion. go" OGdens-
burg $40; Frick. 10. Minneapolis car
rivedl. 1913
Down. Iasalic. $40 p IN Wednes-
day. W T. Fitzgerald. Wilkcsbarrc. .,
Alfred Mitchell, 800 J. +. Retss. To-
Niagara $40: Carnegie gu. Boston,
co: Marinn go Northern King. ~.
Vance. 10 Wednesday night. North -
ern King toldl, to.2u, Ilehard. l. Nor
gan. IL. ll:2V Huron. "a a. m. \
Hanna. G. Plummrr. $50 Adriaiic,
Fleetwood l&3 1890. Carbray 1o:io,
Garrcttspn. 80
sAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. MAY. p
Up: Keefc ,. IN, Wednesday. Mon
zoe Smith, W w Brown. g Lyman
smith. Andaste. >, scott =.
Scllwood, $50 p. m. Wednesday. col
gate. Marcia IL - .. Mills e. M.
Coralia, Nortt star Augustus. 3.
Ellwood. : Mal"toa. McWillams, g.
Lake Shore, Alberta, ln-3e Hines. ASH
land Cas" li-miock. "a. DinkcN. g. ~.
Green Our Son. Beaverton. 1890 y. m
Down William Brown AssiutoofJ.
..3O, Tacoma Soper. Besscmer .. 'irif-
fin Iabelie g. Davock Regina,
Nipigon North Wlnd. N 3 ul. We'd
nosday. NCtchun. M'acham midnight.
Norton - o. U Pathfinder ~aganort.
4 Csmaih l<eFF. Bait q THrfet ape.
Ashley y. NnutcW Epson. Christopher
$40. Wcstmoupt. tuguri. Argo Jones.
li:9o Maricopd Vail Connolly B-os.
sH u
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LIVE STOCK.
DETROIT.
Mi,btrnu Central stock Yards.

pF,TRoTT. MAY 5-Cattle- All grades
~ cattle dull and 40" eoG low'r ln'A
etp.rg averaging 600 10 l.lpn tu~
e. 5O01 ,loice handy killers 500 r.
.C.e5. light go good butchers steers aad
Leif,Is S20t5-5. common Niilcis anu
iaf rnws S1IbGiG. Gamers COWS. 8 -
n 2.2I. common To prime shtppins oHh-'
snU6. Hsbt nutchers' aud heavy ,salt-
g., ,r bulls t2W SO. stpckerS ana t""a-
crs se.,if. 30 per cwt Milch Nv
Nrff,I sg54f5s each. Veal calves 81
pei ,,vt lower SjM 80 per cwt on"'r
ana T.ambs- puil ana toad. with lhst
4, r.'t punlitv fair. choice Ciip' .
lambs. SNa56,S llCht t. fair. sof' B.,
..o,.ulou ~ prime sheep. s4~6, mixed
killers g. ,sm $50. cuils. SO 80 % e
,,vt Hogs Active and steady WlHt
t.et. week. quality fair. prime mediums
and rat workers 500 ~ a. ror i cIy,
Gereipts attic. $40 caves i'''' =
neon 2-N0. hogs. Asa
East FrtI.O-Opcninr.
DuunIng n stevens Live st"ci. Report
EAST BUFFALO y y. May -
Especial , cattle Receipts 10 car"
~ rc 81 u {"6 to i.t5o-lb steers s7s5u
s IL. good zoo to l.2j0-lb steers s. ~
90 bcet f.i0o 10 l2oo-ih shirpns
steers 5000 20. medium ,a hn,e ~.
stc,rs. 900 to l 100 lbs. snGfo. Hght
hntcr~r stco~s. s52aM $40. best a.
owe s. 5Om6so fair TO good cows
75N5.e5, common 20 mtrdlumI o. :.
8. 80 AZ 20. best ttl no. - -" ~
good M heifers. S5.i54s 20 tan a.
GOOD. do. s5a575 best feeding steer.
a. -5n6 - medium To good. do - - e.
Il; stockcrs all grades. 81 ~ n 80
hest bulls sG8 80. bologna Odil~ F"'
BIS. thin light bulls. 81 90 "V Isl
mixers ana Sptingers. $40 ~ 20 ~O"'-
r,ou to good 90. s25W - each
Hogs EcD cipts 10 cars S''"hS '''
grades. sioaI6.oJ
Sroep and lambs Receirts 10 'ArS
,frnpa host lambs 50 lJV = -1 Nctt
hugs ,,anN, w"th"t~' Sou" 800
e.Nrs tG.Surt
calves sous 81.
ENST Bt rFtiO--' lose.
EAST Bt'FE.NI.p. May > The NAV
l<,t closed with the follow 'nE euonH
cattle Receipts. 90. duil stead
.pyi. no. s. s5a,.2i butchers. si0 100.
(ca- * ,rlde 30. fairb HDuN" -'r
IIl,,f,r common go oUoft'. - ~ Sc.
-,l,,rn and lambs Receipts. 900,
.tnfrbs active and BE higher" sheep.
slu,, aud weak choice lambs SFft ".-".
Gull go fair So so 40, earrings. : 90
a. Sheep si05 80. Recent
-au active. Zoe higher fprkcrs. So
b, zoos plgs Si0n 10 49, miNed. Stoft
.o1o: hcavics s1om fo.lo. r'uShs $9ft
q 10. tetncs., g. N =. 80.
ca, N.O ~ u >TOt Il.
CHICAGO May 5.--tattiv kcc"G g
400 100 Lfgl1@r hceVps. s56UN 500.
.r,eps sI1uf.G2u. western. Slf5tt D. So.
.t,ri<ers ana feeders. s. 500 d.G5, COWS
tnd h,ifers s2tOm 80 calves. 5000 20
80 Hogs Receipts Np0p l'f-H
ietcr. light. sa$5 u".t- nl, q,
81 .nltq. pigs IS 'JftH ', sheep .,ud
i..nis- Rercipt~ i0.ouo. steady. NATIVE.
e a,sf 80 western 81 Jnff 50, ltut1.,
r.ti4r, S1.25mH. weston S.e'ft lp.
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Carson, Craig e. Co.

.fn-:it ToKll ni.Dc.. DEIKOiT.
stocks Eonds Grain and ProVisionx
BOSTON >tcrA Exchange.
"e'"' thira=p Honrb az Frnhr.
Private wires - III rrarkets
Michigan corresp0ndeats ot patp.,
wrbbcr & Co. BOSTON avn logan :
BrynU. New Work ard chicago
Stock cert'rcatc~ =, 'c"ed romptiy.
Corresnonderce solicited
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05

Rapid progress is being made on
the Regal Motor Car cos building.
No g. being erected ia the block
bounded bv 81 AntOine-st Harper
ave. IIastings-st and Piauett.at
Tho FIRST story is completed ana the
second story is well along The build
iue will have loor space OF more
than 100000 square feet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05

Tho capital stock or the Hocla Co,
cement manufacturers. has been n
creased from $1,000 600 10 sl5oo,0 goo.
Only half % the additional s500.0oo
has been issued The company -
reaching out for new business.
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and soon had price. again on the up
grade. The sudden change IN N"sh
wheat from weakness 10 strenh,h
having some luhuence 90 ia. t"1hh's
isnd tho hears appear 10 hhN" lost SOM,
or thcir confidence. The cash h'WaiH
comes lnrgo'Y FROM southwestern mn
.rrs VINO are H,nunCd at the poor pro
.yess pind, BY ~" wheat crop 20 I"'
ihis spring. NOrthwtstorn mllltrs a,
good buyers also. There i a h""h il'n'
20 DO said on both sides OF the marhrl'
hut the evidence ~ present ~ sNshtH
IN favor OF the bulls Many dealers ARE
holding OF for this goNcrnmvnt report
% nSNt Monday which may nave
very /i!mpott"ni grsA,nk zen nus~{S
~ the session advanced. ana rhSij
wheat al - Louis and Toledo were
very strong, touching sl@o al the toi-
fnrr place ana 81 l3ia at the latter.
wheat outlook gets credit ior causing
the strength The loss was az an AL
vance of iis' iu cash and "a ia ;he
JUIs aud SEPT futures
Wheat quutatiors- cash 40 red.
81 o. MAY opened with a loss ~ -
at sl.loi4, and advanced TO Sill JulN
opcu,d AZ slpfS. and adraEccd 10
81 01lg sept opsrtd atasi OPS, and ad
,anrcd go stntt, ~ , white SIZE
coarse grain quotations corn Cash
~ 3. 80 ac. NJ yellow. ear n ''-,
oats Standard / car az ,4fsc. 40 .
Ryc- Cash No T. II, 90 bid
Rrans cash g. o5 May s. o6
Cloyersccd- Prime spot Se''- o'to-
Timothy seed Prime spot stS5
S. HrcotptS u the nctroit market On
Thursday. included $40 hbls ~ lour =
cars ~ wheat. 2 90 corn md ot oats
WitharlWnis were tGai bllS OF Hour.
Il3 hu of wheat and 3Sto hu 90 ca. p.
stocks are "a as eu oi wheat l-'''V
bu nf ,oru. and $50 hu ~ oats
Wheat ia Liverpool rlnfed IS - 81
lowcr. and corn unchanged
Receipt, ~ " eat ou tuesday th~
Nth. o. cars. against year S-'.
Minneapolis. - cars asainsl ~. al,
.cago. cars. against g. - Louis. " eva
hu. against . ooo hr Kansas CITY OIL
0o0 hu against 31.ooH hu
Wheai receipts primary points
TLursiaj $4,000 hg, year aEo 25' ''"
Exports or wheat and noui Thure-
roLEDo cR,,> Nh rRoD,cE.
TOLEDO MAY e. Wheat cash and
Mn Sl1ei- fulN slo5s, sept,
SLo8'. corn cash and MAY 6oc.
tDi t3tlc sept 6tasc Oats-Casl
nd May Sc. July 42i.c sept 3'c.
seed Cash 81 -. oct and pec.. S. So,
March. S6b5 Prim" alsikc IS No.
Prime timothy s2l5. Euttcr 'gss and
hay unchanged
CHICAGO NJ! .. " heat started q.
"a .. ~ lower ain around selling scat+
rcd bat not heavy \ little rush ot
1, minutes. corn and oats op,n'G
co.sIcL Provisions higher an arueud
op the hoG advance al the wards
Noon-Wheat shaiply higher a..
around. Corn and oats advanced a
Xii grains closed strong Provisions
ended unchanged To lo Up
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05

The Imperial bank OF Canada has
secured u lease ~ the premises nov
occupied by II O Fleming, druggist.
on Ouelette-ave.. Windsor. ana VII
omen branch bank in this location as
soon as M Flemng's lease expires.
G. \ Cuddy. manager OF the banks
Amherstburs branch. conducted the
negotiations for the lease j. l.. Ir!on
is the owner of the Fleming block
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than they were. aud while prees are
nr lower. the market drags consi1"t
atty strawberries are I'm good supply
and are edslns lower as the season AL
VuIcos. but sugar prices ar" up ~ "A
hundred
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NEW ,onk sTocK LETTER.

IfN dividend. - per cent
EN-diVidcud Ia pcr cent
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LOCAL STOCKS.
Bt>hs AN TnUSr COS.

Of0ttal chDtations Deuou StocA ca
barge
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NEW yoRk PRODUCE.
[ENN YORK May 5-FloUr--lna'
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quotations by HAYDEN. stone 4 *
Mn . lAlO.
emo <co GRAIN LETTER.

.LLnLd lslsnLd. ~ snlLt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-11

druggist of Rochester, N. Y., is in the city to spend a few weeks with MT. and Mrs. R. H. Stearns Mir. Stearns has visited Pine Bluff on former occasions and has many friends here.
 Mrs. H. G. 9iasinbotham and Mrs. T. J. Collissys of Altheimer, left yes- terday afternoon for Hot Springs, as agents flor the Sahara Temple, nob- les of |the mystic Shrine, Ito contract for a banquet and make other ar rangehents for their pilgrimage to that place-ea-April 6.
 Martin Moss, former Pine Bluff boy now successful real estate man of Memphis, Tenn, arrived in the city yesterday to attend the funeral of his cousin, Charles w. Harris, who died at Vernon, Texas, Wednes- day Mr Moss left Pine Bluff thir- teen years ago and toured the coun- try in Sweet Clover" He later married a popular Memphis girl, Miss Edna Robb, and left the stage. MT. Moss has many friends in this city who always welcome him.
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WITnDRAWS WRIT
 FOR C. A. CoNLIN
California Governor Says He Prefers Hot Springs Charge of JaiIbreaking Be Prosecuted Against Handcuff
 Witnesses Leave State.

Little Rock, Ark, March 10.-Mes- sage was received today by Secretary Bruce Bullion of the governors of- flee from Governor Gillett of Cali fornia, withdrawing his writ of re- quisition for c. A. Conlin, who was wanted in that state on a charge of grand larceny, and who escaped from jail while awaiting for decision ill his fight against the California re- ,quisition.
 Governor Gillett states that the witnesses against Conlin on the lar ceny charge have left California and that he "prefers that he be tried in this state on a charge of jail- breaking"
 After his escape from the jail at Hot Springs Conlin hurried south ward, but was captured after a rath- CT strenuous time near Okolona in Clark county, but not until after he was shot. It was at first thought the wound might prove fatal, but lat CT developments showed it to be merely a serious flesh wound.
 He was returned to Hot Springs
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and Chancellor Curl put him under a $5,000 bond, later withdrawing this and ordering him sent to the peni- tentiary for safekeeping As the California officers, however, did not breaking writ, Conlin was turned loose. So far as known, he has not been prosecuted under the charge of jail breaking
 Conlin is said to be a handcuf1 artist and to have been on the stage at one time as professional de monstrator of how to get the shack les off after they had been locked on by the officers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-11
SHUPFRT THEATERS
 AC BOSS CONTINENT

New York, March 10.-The Shubert theatrical interests have confirmed report that they are to expend $6,- 000000 in the erection of chain of theaters between St. Paul and San Francisco. The cities in which they will erect are as follows: Denver, San Francisco, Portland, Winnipeg, Los Angeles, Fresno, San Diego, San Jose, Butte, Spokane, Salt Lake City, and Sacramento.
 It is planned to have the theaters ready for opening early next season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-11
MAN STABBED
 AT STAR CITY

Star City, March 1O.-In a quarrel
 between Cortie Payne and Alfred Sturgeon Monday evening, Payne was cut on the back, the wound be- ing two inches long. Sturgeon de- nies cutting Payne, but says he knocked him down and something with which he came in contact in- flicted the wound
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-11
The=Owk Dance.

The Owls entertained with another one of their delightful dances last night at their handsome quarters, Fourth avenue and Main street, The dance was one of the most largely attended affairs the Owls have given since the inauguration of weekly dances Forty couples enjoyed the evening from 9 to F. The floor of the spacious hall was perfect being in the same splendid condition as at the first dance. The Pine Bluff Symphony Orchestra, furnished the music. A change for the better was noted in the music, the new piano being used. The Trainmen's ball to be given on March 17 in the Owls hall will be the next enjoyable oc- casion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-11
TRINITY CANCELS
 $350.0O MORTGAGES

New York, March 10-Mortgages, some of them sixty years old, amounting to approximately $350,- 900, held by the Trinity Corporation against 5S parishes of the church in Greater New York, have been volun- tarily wiped out by the mother church, according to announcement just made.