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The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-25
FREE AND ACCEPTED mAsoNs

Regular meetings of White Pass Lodge, No. 113, Free and Accepted Masous, second and fourth Fridays of each month, at 8 p. n. sharp, at Ma sonic hall, 225 Fourth avenue.
 Sojourning and visiting members are requested to meet with us.
 A. P. DRAPES Secy.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-25
DIRECTORY OF FRgTERRAL SOCIETIES
ARCTIc aRoTHERHooO.

Regular meetings of Camp Skag, way. No. 1, every Tuesday at S:SO o'clock sharp, ln A. B. hall, Broad Fay.
 Visiting brothers are cordially iD, vited.
 J. W. Grashel, A. c. F. J. Rosenberg, A. R.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-25

Don't wait until the last mom,nt to get your costume fer the Mask Ball I have a number of good character costumes and fancy suits. Rates are reasonable. For rent or sale. Mrs. Schwarzenberg, 18th and Alaska.
 1mO.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-25

None better or purer than Gibson Rye and Val Blatz Beer. orders by Phone promptly delivered.
 The Mascot
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-25
sEWARD-Resldents of Seward are

SEWARD-Resldents of Seward are Gavorably impressed with the Ballaine plan to lease coal lands and pay a royalty of 30 cents per ton on the ton mage mined. They consider 1t a happy solution of the coal question, so vital to this particular region because of 1t
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-25

AGENTS wanted for a high class beautifully printed and Illustrated dol lar-a-year woman's magazine. Com mission fifty cents on each dollar subscription. Write for agents Free outfit American Home Monthly, 2 Spruce Street. New York. eos l3t
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-25

Lowney's Candies Box Candies, al kinds of Chocolates, Glaces, Cream and Bon Bons at TONY DORTERO'S
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-25
SEWARD APPROVES PLAN ID
 MINE COAL 0N ROYALTY

proximity to the Matanuska coal fields The moneys derived from royalties could be used for the erection of ligh houses, government roads and other internal improvements. The opinion prevails that the locatOrs who located in good faith should be cared for by adenuate compensatIon.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-25

Fresh Nuts of all kinds just receiv ed at TONY DORTERo'S.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-25

compensation
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-21
Wfe fn 0fesy

8ir bteten etn6unpert 9oIars Belobz
nitng fir ieoen Sou bon &otarrb. Der
ntbt our9 ginnebmen bon &aG's aas
tarrbeSaI gebetlt tperben fam.
S. S. gbeneb & 60, @ieentb.
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gheneb lett ben lebten Is Sabren gez
fannt lno balten i'm fir bolfommen eb>
renbaft in aIen Observation-Disclosures
nno finan5tea befdbigt, ale bon ieiner
Sirma ei~nsesaasenen Serbinbli6feitel
gu erfiinen.
B 1T & gruag, @roBbanbels&9ro
guiiten, Solebo, o.
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Salts &atarr6e@nr miro innerli6 ge@
uonlmen urlb tpirft brett al1f bos gInt
nnb Die 16leimigen Sberfld6en beg
Sbfems, 3elianiiie fret perfanbt. 8reis
Is Gents per SIof6e. gerfauft bon alien
Ipotbefen.
San's EamiIienzgilen iinb bic beiten.
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SObn $. Bolton, offentlider Go.
tar. @runoeigentum. ageli fiir
Reniionsmipriibe. 8immer 9, ct.
Sames Sotel1 Sit-Soufton GtraBe.
8ei6e Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-21
CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY,
Gtto. Miller. @ei&aftsfdbrer.

1ge0. Wller, Wefdaftsfubrer.
III Sores Npenue, ~gegenii6er Der
Gone GtarSBrauerei. Can 4fttonio, Ser.
q Sabrifanten bon allen Grten Gobas
tpalier, @ineralnaifer II. bor5iigIib benz
tpolbefannten 2itbia Selter. geibe Seles
phone. Greie NhIieferung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-21

pabnt, ut6 Dos @erbaIten ser gfeeie-
rung in beiOen 5Glen ais cine Son.
5eiiion an Sopan bartlett, neiit nod,
ooB Sopan in ben lebtell S5obren 10
5ienlid aues erboIten bot, lpas es
boben mollte. 0oB oos ouf Soften
Gbinas geifob unb unter 3uriidies-
ung Ser 8oIitif nnieres S%toatsoepor-
ternents, lit fir ms nidt geraoe an-
genebm. germutlif miro sic Geiie
oes ariegSiefretars ni6t obne Gin
fluB ouf Die @eitoItltng l~1lrierer 8oli,
tit uro ouf oie Sanoba6ung I'M eres
oustpartigen 0ieniteS in G6lto ltno
SSopan bleiben.
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R~ekanntmacbung fur Stsusr.
Zdbler.

Mapor's Office, I. SuuI 1910.
Sll nebereinitimmlsts NIT oen
Sroinan5en Der Staot Sal Intonio
miro hermit ieoe Berlon Sirnla,
Seilbaberidaft unb &orporation,
Die am 1. Gage bes SUM 1910
@igentum innerbalb Der @ren5en Ser
Stoot Gan @ntonio eieneie ODER
f%ontrouierte, Dos Ser 8eIteueruaa
unterliegt, oopon benadrid)tiot oab
Die Bidder beg ftdotiiden 9iieIiors
fir Die angobe bon gigettunt our
gelt enernng iebt geoffnet fino uro
oab alle Die @enannten BON Seitcn
Der Staot eriudt peroen, Biz gum err.
item Gage beg September 1910 ibr
gtgentum fin Die 9eiteuerull1 oil.
5uge6en.
MaDur gallaa9an,
Atteltiert: WaDor.
Srrb. Sries, StobtcIerf.
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Gin fiirdjterlidcs @rad

bon giienbabn, @utomo6il ooer
8uggp fam 8erlebungen b%erporbrin-
gen, Die 8uflens Mrnica Sol6e
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@elt. IS brin9t argenblifli6 Sim
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bette bel aaen 8erlesuneen @eltlelt
uip. 9os ii6erIte Mittel bel So
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Ilar Dap.

Gin neues Sausrefnigungsmittel,
oos fem Gsenoes @lfali entbdlt.
She Sbermin.@ iaiams Baint Gtore,
101 Sit.G Commerce StraBe.
(Mn Der 8riife.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-21

III Ser re6ten 8i9tute, sen onbere
Stoaten ihleuniait no6maden io0=
ten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-21

q. NOrSmann, APO @oIiao 5traBe,
beioe Telephone, lit ser eiu5;ee 9ia.
no-Gabrifant, Der bette Gtinmer ur6
Neparierer. Sebt lit bic 3eit Die
Yianog tuabreno oes Sommers gu
reparieren.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
ARTISTIC RENAISSANCE OF
MAYORS OFFICE BEGINS
Director eritfith's First Move ls 10
Place statuette OF Venus De Milo
On Cabinet Table

Director A. II Griffith, OF the
Museum Of Art. has begun the arts
tic renaissance in the city hall AS
The first evidence OF this rebirth OF
the decorative arts. he has sent a
statGette OF the Venus De Milo to
stand On the big OAK table In TIE
mayors private Office
This lovely lady in plaster re-
places as = decorative ornament the
Billiken which some graceless wretch
distracted from the mayors desk
Her pedestal IS the table around
which the mayors cabinet gathers
once month 70 pun strong cigars
and chat OF city policies Lucky for
Venus thar she is a lady Of plaster
or the smoke ght sat her a-cough-
ing in the midst OF one OF those ses-
siuns
The mayors Office has art enough
of kind I'm the portraits OF former
mayors-but whether these are orna-
mental as we'll is a question best left
unanswered Mayor Breitmeyer has
also made ii culorful I'm spots by
keeping supply of potfed towering
plants In sight
But Venus H. the first attempt AZ
sculptured ornament The mayor has
welcomed her heartily But report
has 4 that Secretary Van \Fleet pre-
ferred BilliEen
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
Quality and Price Regarded.
COURT WARNS DE GANG"
They'll Be Flosged II They Don't
Quit Annoying Boy.

II Gerald Spalding is not allowed
to 90 TO the William A Moore school
in peace. without being molested by
de gang unless his mother. Carrie
Spalding. acts as his bodyguard, de
gang" is going 10 receive thrashing
in Judge Connollys court, by the
judges order.
Clarence Trumbull. Howard White.
Walter Gidner. Harry and Willie Canic
and Carl and Otto Salewski are de
gang
Gerald "squealed" on them. they al
lege. telling a policeman that they
were the bad bows who threw stones
at testers for the Brush Auto Co.
After that de gang laid in wait for
Gerald. Every time that Gerald
started for school. the bunch"
chased him all the way home. Gerald
had many occasions TO thank his
lucky stars that he is a good runner
Finally. Mrs. Carrie Spalding de-
cided TO escort her Gerald 70 school
And what de gang said TO Mrs.
SDalding was something awful She
decided 10 pass UP the escort bust
ness. after that: she didn't dare al
low Gerald 10 venture out alone: ne
had 10 go to school; so Mrs. Spald
ing appealed 10 the law-and swore
out an ordinance complaint, charging
each member OF de gang with dis
turbing the peace.
Judge Connolly let them go on sus-
pended sentence. after warning them
that eny further misconduct will
mean a nogging. by court officers
And the court officers are pretty
husky boys
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
ITALIAN ARRESTED WHILE
AVENGING INSULT TO WIFE
Pays Stranger $40 to Secure Release
and Court Is Investigating
5ryson's Cleanup"

Deputy Sheriff Bill" Martz is on
the trail OF man VINO obtained SO
from Charles Messore. an Italian. Tor
accomplishing his release from pc
lice station sunday Police Justice
Stein ordered Martz 10 invesugate
Messore's complaint.
Messore's arrest was a mistake III
the first place. He was charged with
disturbing the peace. 10y fighting, but
when IL developed that he vas mere
~ ayeDging an insult 10 his wife,
and that the 'masher' escaped while
Messore was arrested. ne was dis
charged b. Justice Stein.
Patrolman Cornelius Ryan, who
arrested Messore. said that ne would
not have done so had he known the
facts In the case. All that he saw
was Messore attacking 4 man near
Messores home. Livingstone and ST
Antoine-sts He didn't know that the
man had attacked and insulted Mrs.
attending O theater.
AS Messore left The courtroom, az
ter being discharged, be remarked TO
Deputy Sheriff Martz. that il had cost
him $40. anyway. explaining that
''sOmeDOdy. ne Cl0n know VINO, nau
charged him :l0 for having MIN re-
leased from the police station.
Thomas Bryson. being unable 70
find anything else to work on when
ne threatened 10 clean mp" the Ne
GregoT Mission. Sunday night. started
In on a 25-rallon kettle of soup. ard
was getting along famously when PA
trolman Scknei appeared and dragged
Thomas away A rough estimate OF
Bryson's soup consumption placed the
amount al five gallons He was sent
to the workhouse for 90 days on a
charge OF being drunk.
Bryson had no business in the mis-
sion. Three months ago ne assaulted
one OF the officers. a complaint was
made. but IL was withdrawn on his
promise 10 get ont of town and stay
out he was gone two months when
he returned. drunk. and was sent up
for 80 days Ont again Saturday. he
took on another load OF liquor and
went back TO the mission After try
ing in vain TO get somebody 10 fight
with. he tackled the soup kettle.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
MAYOR At WORK ON
Street CAR PLAN
Says Twill Be Surprise When He
Springs It-Wsnts Better Settle
ment Than Cleveland's.

Monday afternoon The council com
mitlee on charter and city legislation
meets to discuss the question OF a mu'
nic.pal ownership amendment Chair
man Trevor and other members favor
dropping the Moore plan and submit
TING an amendment merely giving he
city power 10 buy and own street
railways.
Chairman John HAPPIER. OF the
council franchises committee. has
asked the other members TO be pres
ent with him Thursday evening al the
committee OF fifty meeting. when the
plan OF extensions 10 present stree
car lines will be discussed.
I'VE shalt then 40 ahead TO take
up the matter OF extensions with the
ID. u. K. ourselves" says Harpfer
"Our committee will follow the pro
ceedings OF the committee OF fifty aud
take up each subject as IL Is taken up
there"
Chairman Eddy. OF the committee
o. nifty. says that he viii favor ire
quent meetings OF the fifty after the
FIRST one Thursday evening. but can
rot say just how often they viii De
held. IL is probable that another VIII
be held next Monday evening. how
ever.
Mayor Breitmeyer is very mucn
pleased with the Cleveland settlement
He will visit that city soon, 10 inyesti-
gate the duties of the new street rail-
way commissioner.
They are coming back 10 the orig
Inal Breitmeyer plan OF basing a
franchise on a limited return 10 the
company on an agreed valuation he
said, Monday. That Is the fairest
way We want the extensions and
better service and Detroit people are
willing 10 pay what these things are
worth. By limiting the returns 10 six
per cent and having a commission or
commissioner 10 look ont for the pup
lies interest. we can be assured that
we are getting what We want and not
paying too much for it,
Il think that such a commissioner
should be a lawyer. Legal matters
Affecting the city's relations with the
street railway company should be
taken from the corporation counseFs
Office and vested in the street railway
commissioner under such plan.
But we want a better settlement
than that secured in Cleveland. We
want more concessions. ] am work
ing on a plan now that Will be sur
prise when | spring H..
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
MUST STAND TRIAL FOR
FAMOUS COTTON LEAK CASE
Supreme Court Decides Against Fred.
erck A. Peckhan. Moses Haas
and Theodore n. Price.

WASHINGTON. Feb 2l.-That
Frederick A. Peckham, Moses Haa5
and Theodore II. Price three OF tnp
parties 20 the famous cotton leak
scandal" OF 1906, must face trial for
their alleged participation before tnc
courts OF the District of Columbia.
vas the decision OF the supreme court
Of the United states today.
The three men were indicted for
alleged conspiracy TO defraud the
United States IN securing through
Edwin S. Holmes, then associate sta
t.stician 81 the department OF adg..
culture. advance Information as TO the
governments cotton crop report
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK Feb ~ Pork strong;
mess Ss5fi 20 50 Lard Dull middle
west spot s2Hl3I0 sugar Raw.
quiet. nrm. refined nrm Coffee no.
No :. on the spot. 2. n sc. Tallow
Dressed poHltry-Qutet, turkeys. } Nd
25c. chickens IL q $50. fowls 14T1Sis
ducks. i7G23c Live poultry Dun.
easy. geese. l3ft lJc; ducks. iNc. fowls.
- a Gle. turkeys u II zoe. roosters 3
n a.; chickens l7RtAc. Cheese Firm
full cream. specials. II y n u &c. skins.
specials l4iac. fan skins. 80 -
onee market closed nrm. Butter
Finn. receipts $3.50 creamery. extra.
RE. state dairy, tubs. 23G29c. imita-
ton creamery, hrsts. - z 25e. Eggs
Easier. receipts 5.92 nearby white.
fancy. IS Il 30. nearby mixed fancy. -
q Csc fresh rtsts. 2Gtzc.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
Markets ard Finance

receipts FOR the day. started lot ~
selling and when thc pfice NYi NVe
back Ia sll4. kldston aud Barrett led
Tie selling which caused farther dap
the former supposed to be- acting Tor
Higgins selling Iuiy wheat Ma Ne1
new al - recovery from loN point or
the dip Northwest fioar messages hnt
oN ef-t Oh iident this moFrlng Some thiN
GgDn 4bOut mills shuttips town DC.
q lose ~ slow trade Some OF the wofst
reports on the lgR0wtng crop HTi re
ceived came In ihis mornng Indiana
farmers claiming that portion or WhlSn
viii have 10 he plOwrd up and Que We.
known crop expert sending MlFr rom
the southwest that abandoned acir~sS
in Kansas viii b. heavy
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
COPPER N.RI>ET-,Iose.

Ariz ComL 49,. Apex. a.. Aim
2lo. All. 5Sis ADV -. Bay :. Gas
81 Bos Ely 3ls Bos & Corb.. IN:
Suite Cltn "a. Cop. Con. -. e. a H..
Z Butt, 90 Elm Il 10 Fly Cons.
80. Frank, COS FIRST Nat 80, Gran,
80, Cir. 9Ts q. tan. IS Gold. Cons
s-l6. Helv.. AZ Isle Roy % Las.
i, iak-, s3ls Mass. y Mon. IS :.
Maj. s.. Mex. Con. a.. Mp lOi.
NeV. cons, 22H Nev. Ctah. =. y
Butte. IS :. old Dom. 4iia Csc. l5I u !.
Quin-S, S9is shan, 49, sup. X Pits.
Is :. sup. Cop. 81. sup * Bos IL -.
lining x :. 45i. do pfd 80. Wow
~. Ind. 80. NJ Lake. ~
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22

two years In the GAINESVILLE. Ohio. pris-
on. for a similar swindle. Under the
name OF Mable Hall. the woman was
arrested I'm 1906. in Cincinnati. for get
ting goods under false pretehses.
Mrs. Price denies she Is the same
woman. but Capt. Mcdonnell. who has
picture of Grace Ethel. claims IL Is
an excellent likeness OF the Detroit
suspect and that the measurements
of 'he two are the same.
Mrs Price Was arrested In Chicago
and brought to Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
FLOOD is FEARED.
cetrots suburbs IN Danger II Warm
Rain Comes.

Detroits suburbs are In danger OF
"A serious Hood. such as that which
caused damage In Fairview. Highland
Park and the northeastern and north
y estern sections OF the city, iast
wear. in case warm rain should
come mp AT any time within the next
few days.
Public Works Commissioner Haarer
has investigated conditions, and finds
that there is considerable accumn,
lalion OF snow and ice In the outlying
portions of the city. which. In case or
a decided thaw. would melt In sui
nciently large quantity to exceed the
present capacity of the sewers.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
10000 In An,rcIericaI Outbreak.

ROME. Feb. 2l.-An anti.clerical
demonstration, participated in by 20.
900 people took place here today in
OF the death OF
Giordano Bruno. the Italian philoso.
pher and Dantheist. who was burned
"a a hereto in 1000.
Violent speeches were made az the
base OF Brunos statue and cries or
Death TO the Pope and 10 the priests"
were shouted by the thousands
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
STEALS EGGS; FINED 500.
Awful Crime Brings Swift Punishment,
From Justice Jenries.

Arthur Kelly, VINO stole a crate OF
eggs, met punishment fitting his ter
Nble crime. when he faced Justice
Jeffries. Monday morning 4 fine oil
$780, with the alternative OF three
months in the workhousc. was the
dose Arthur received
Justice Ieffries stated that. ASIDE
from ne fac; that eggs were tn4
plumber. there was strong suspicion
that Kelly was also guilty OF burglary
in entering store " secure the
eggs.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
NEW YoRk SToCK LETTER.

Reported FOR The Times py arson.
c-ats . 60 Fob II. stock Traders
sold the mariS heavily this morning
causing tower prices around the room
The declines extended from roNhi
fractions TO more than point steer
was the principal object OF attack ios-
ing full point IN the first hours TRAD
ing but later Tegained part 81 tI1s
loss and the general list also stlHehed.
Trading early took on a holiday ap-
pealance and grew dull with no gen
.ral trend 10 the market The aited
states supreme court ConNenvs To-Day.
astsr three-weeks vacation. and may
hay- a more or less unsettlHS erect
IN m. market which anNious!y awaits
the Tobacco anu StAhGAFu vi ue
4
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
BOSTON COppI.R IETTER

Reported FOR The Times by Hayden.
stone * Co. Feb. p; The Boston cop
per share market Is showing some hes
itation With declining tendency
however. have been most
- in odd lots North Butte ana Calu-
met a. Arizona are both / /. lower. Os-
Ceoia and Tamarack ere both point
hi gh-r. calumet & Hecla on small
transactions lost points. Lake mas
been quiet ana unchanged IN price
The Industrial and miscellaneous-llsts
nave been very inactive ana feature
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
JUDGE pennlson Coming.

Judge DenniEOn. newly appointed 10
the Upited States bench for the west
ern district OF Michigan, will siJ Wed.
nesdav. in Detroit in some circuit
court cases. this being his first appear
ance in this city since his appointment.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
GRAIN AMI PROVISIONS.

rFTROlT. Feb .l.-Close. The bears
arc ragklug the most OF az tns vInu ,r
a,Ss Ne brlls feel safe from attacks
T.he latter rely on the sma4nsss os
stocks a. ChtcsEo AlhneApo. 80 -,
sisev,h.r.. 10 prevent any tohtlhueH
s'lt,s ,suscfaIly since there are no
hedging sales The bears point 70
iass active cash and mllIlhs mar -
S.rrsasirg cash premiums and the fact
-. cror, reports are generally De
. t!'.a 20 have exaggerated the active
fnfury While there appears 70
somethlnz In the bear afsNnehts' -"
-er "a 10 much short selling. ana
Hose who take chance are Nsry
cuirk 10 cover when the market turns
astnst them The market was good
81, Nondav Early hrmness gave way
49, 4, was found that the demand
for Hour WAS decreasing and primary
receipts were very large trop os AN
- ppenorts continued 10 arrive. The
60 was &c .igher for July. and un-
changed FOR other deals
v.aaat nuotattOns--Cash No. red.
., - Nav opened without change at
e. 9si, advanced 10 81 =. and de-
clined to .l.25i. Jmy op~inrd az
,iO7i4 moved up 20 81, =
70 .i.o' s. IS and e'''F' ~ =.
Coarse grain quotations, C Cor :, fss
No & Csc, No YELLOW ! car al 'et'
STANDARD ? cars al 4si4 c; No.
,vbite car at sac; No. white.
GsensCSash' s2i5. March. s22o
Cioverseed-Prime spot. loo bags at
$50. closing at ss05: March. zoo ga
at 500 samPsle.o = nr n1 aisite s. 20,
sample aisike 3 bags al 50 -. at 30
~ s. 80. : az 81 20.
Timothy s@ed-Prime spot 100 bags
MONDAYS wheat receipts winnipeg
les cars. against los year ago; Min
ncapolis. SIS cars. Duluth. 3 cars -
w wSso In In liverpool closed .. q IA
lower. and corn Id higher
Worlds wheat exports last weeh; =
s44.000 Dg. Russian. S.Vso'ooV ~ '~"-
=" Heat On passage Increased 1850 900
IN est week year ago increase, D.
Rrrelpt- In the Detroit market Non,
day, included cars OF wheat. q 81
corn. of oats. and % re- Stoch
az cs..yl0 ~ Of wheat. 3.s-;a % OF
Sorr -5,.s bu OF oats. q bu Of bar
lev anu l.zG2 bu or rye.
VISIBLE supply changes w neat
600 - increAse ao co1 sl dse 9s9So - ~
All markets Will b. closed on tues
Primary wheat receipts were l.osI-
''I Fyports Of wheat and -four were
egsai ~ 2-o.001 ia
~o, .r.o . Toledo or po..wheat-casn.
corr-t casf. CO.. NAV. Cst. July and
sent s4c Osfs--Cash i9i9c, May
IIv $40. SEPT. ila. e. Rye
& SO 40 1sc. Cloyerseed--
cash FEB and March ts0e y Apri!
500 DOT S. 50 Prime aisik@. -"
Pr.rne timothy s. Butter. eggs and
ray. unchanged
GHIC AGO.
CHICAGO Fer Wheat opened
steady but ranged up 20 a. over sat
P-tsv'- close during the FIRST Few min
utes trading offerings scanty com
steady 20 n oats extremely SLOW.
rtark.t steady Provisions higher.
[0or- Wheat fractionsiiy higher.
Gown and 0lts. unchanged.
close Wheat closed ffactiouaiN
above Tire opening all around. corn
and oat. closed lower Prov.slons de-
GILL ned. lu tie last hour.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
CHICAGO PRoDiCE.

CHICAGO. Feb. ZL-Butter- Cream
cry extras. 30C. firsts. PC. dairy. et-
tras. zoe. hrsts. 2tc Eggs Prime
nrsts 25c, nrsts, 24c- Cheese--Twins
1854. Nl51.c. daisies 163. al &c. young
Alqt ricas, 16lg dlGs.c. market steady.
Live oultry--Turkeys lsc; fowls. Ice.
spring chickens i4is a Ice. ducks. 14Ey
l5c. geese loullc
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - CreameFies. extras use,
hrsts. &c. dairy butter. 2-c. packing
stock. zee per 10
EgEs-Fresh current receipts. cases
Included. Pie per doz Receipts Mon
daA 10 rasns
The Detroit times., 1910-02-22
IDENTIFY GRACE PRICE.
Detectives Say Check Swndler is
Grace ethel. Old Offender.

The local detectives say that Mrs
Grace Price. awaiting trial on charge
of passing worthless checks on Detroit
merchants. Is Grace Ethel. who served