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Milford chronicle., 1910-09-09
kiIIs VIC as chIId Looks on.

Mis- WIG as Cniu LOOKS Ons
With his eight-year-old daughter
pulling and begging him not to xii
her mother, George D. Derry, a mo
rocco worker. aged forty years. killed
his wife almost instantly at theil
home 622 West Second street. vii
mington. Del. by almost severing hel
head with a razor.
Elizabeth, the little daughter, wit
messed the tragedy and when hel
father turned and allowed his wife f.
form to fall to the floor. she ran fran
tically from the room and down to tn
lower rooms, where she screamed foI
help.
After leaving the house Immediately
after the tragedy, Derry lighted a cga
with the utmost uncOncern. but when
be got to the street the news of tn
AFFAIR had reached some OF the neigi
bors he had to fee. He ran into Ii
drug store of Mayor j. Harvey Spr
ance. at Second and Monroe streeu
where he was arrested by a police
man
Mrs. Derry was dressing in her bed
room when her husband entered. Ii
tie Elizabeth had been assisting heI
and they paid no attention TO DER
when he entered. A quarrel that ha
been renewed between the husban
and wife only a few minutes before wa
barely mentioned. when Derry steppe
up behind his wife as she stood befor
mirror pulled her head back b.
grasping her by the hair and pullea
the razor once across the left side OF
her neck.
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-09

81 60 Bed Sheets; IS cents quail
ity only 6S cents.
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-09
Live Stock Markets.

PfTTSBURG Union Stock Yards)-
CATTLE steady; choice. s75O6775;
prime. S7.lnd 7.40.
SHEEP firm; prime wethers. S460G
AIS; culls and common seas; lambs,
$5G5.75; veal calves. S10d 1915.
HOGS higher: prime heavips $3.50
d975: mediums and heavy Yorker
5000 995: light Workers. 50 60G $40;
pigs. s9d9.50; roughs. sSGS5n
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-09
LAF GILLETTE WINS

Renominated For United States Sen
ate at Wisconsin Primaries.
Senator LaFollette is the victor
over the Taft Republican candidate
in the pri aries in Wisconsin fo'
United States senator by a vote Of at
least two TO one
The two candidates for governor
who opposed county option, are run
ming a close race for the nomination
for governor. with W. N. Lewis, La
Follettes follower for county option
is running far in the rear. a bad third
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-09
VANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin
September at the Sea Shore.
Reduced Fares Account G. A. R. EnCampment.

The rolling ocean with its boundess prospect is in
erestng but at no time is more entcng than during the
month Of September The bathing is its best The sailing
ideal The salt charged with increased nvgoraon
and there genaity about it unknown during the orrd
days Of summer.
Atlantic City, Ocean City Sea Isle City Avalon Stone
HarbOr, Angeea, Wildwood, Holly Beach Wildwood Crest,
and Cape May all prepared entertain with exceptional
hospitality all guests who may The hotels
ded and comfortable; the service is better and in
instances the rates lower
The train service OF the Pennsylvania Railroad all
will be found convenient and comprehensive.
Excursion tickets to Atlantic City will be sold at reduced
fares September 16 IT, 49, 19 and 90 Of the
G. A. R. National Encampment, good returning to reach
original starting point later than September 2S For stop
privileges and extension limit October 2S
consult Ticket Agents
Unusual enjoyment awaits the September soSurner by
the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12
Dun's Trade Review.

NEW YORK. March 1i.-R. c.. Dunn
Weekly Review OF Trade will say:
Nearly every report from large trade
centerS records transactions well above
last year and a bright outlook for the
new esason. Financial conditions arc
also much stronger and altogether d bet
ter sentiment prevails This improve
ment. however. Is in spite OF considerable
uneaslneSs on account Of the strike In
Philadelphia.
The temperance of the railroads as
active purchasers OF rolling stock and
other needed equipment Is the impor-
tant development In Cincinnati and steel.
while evidence that construction work
Will be pushed with vicor gives the situ-
alton As whole decidedly improved
aspect.
''Electrolytic copper has risen in price
10 1870.
I'm iInes other than cotton goods. job
hers are doing n fair trade. but recorder
ing In the primary markets Is OF con-
scrVativc character.
"Trade In boots and shoes is slightly
better but the question OF value contin-
ucs 10 limit new business, aE buyers and
sellers do not agree on terms when neEo-
tiatlons for large sized quantities are In
YolVed.
"A marked increase IN activity is noted
in the hide market, but holders In order
10 interest tanners arc compelled to name
lower prices than have ruled since the
decline that followed the panic OF 1909
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Decrease in Exports.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The report
OF the department of commerce and labor
on the exports of foodstuffs from the
United States for February, 1910, shows
a general falling off as compared with
February ii year ago. Wheat exports last
month were i,l00, lO9 bushels az against
2.44o $50 bushels in February, 1903; corn
exports last month were 4,547,0 ,0z5 ~
against 5,3100l9 bushels In the CORE
spending month year ago; wheat flour
exports in February We're 523.21l barrels
against 274, $50 barrels A year ago.
Exports OF meat and dairy products
last month were valued at 50. 596 1872
1909
Exports of cattle. hogs and sheep last
month showed an increase over exports
In February last year. the figures for
February 1910 being 81 29s, ,977, and for
February. 1909, sl.9l1, 4T2.
Exports of cotton last month were
16s.s45,900 pounds as against 365. $50, ,6l9
pounds In the corresponding month Of the
previous year.
Mineral oil exports increased last month
over February, 1909, the comparative f1g-
ures being 99.212.00s gallons last month
and ss,3i3,90S in February. 1909
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Bradstreet s Review.

NEW YORK. March 11.-Bradstreet S
tomorrow Will say:
Trade reports continue TO display a
certain degree OF irreguarity a tendency
particularly noticeable In the cast, parts
OF the nearby south and In scattered Sec
tions OF the west. Yet on balance trad
Ing With a majority OF points is bly,
better than II was last week. the south
as a whole' reporting improvement. the
northwest showing UP in good shape.
the far west good. with the southwest
satisfactory, though house sales there arc
lighter. while the west, except Ohio and
parts OF Iowa. reports progress.
High prices OF manufactured goods and
uncertainty as to their permanence are
the principal barriers against expansion
In trade. but as the situation stands.
manufacturers find it difficult TO reduce
prices on a large scale because raw ma
profits are normally remunerativc. Re-
tail trade has improved at a few points.
but on the whole developments of the
week were not wholly satisfactory,
having not materialzed. Collections are
slow.
Business failures for the week ending
with March 10 were $50. against ls4 last
week. 254 in the like week OF 1909, 27S
In 1908: 1856 In 1907 and lS7 in 1906.
the United States and Canada for the
week ending March 10 aggregated 1879. :
465 bushels against 1,S4o.S07 bushels (cor-
rected) last week and 2,2So,S47 bushels
weeks ending March 10 exports are no.
in the corresponding period last year.
Corn exports for the week are l.022.-
S96 bushels against 733. 466 bushels last
week and s3O.Sis bushels in 1909. For
the thirty-sX weeks ending March 10
corn exports are 10. .5S3 bushels.
against 2l.7s26 500 bushels last year
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New York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK. March 1I.-Flour steady,
with a moderate trade. Receipts. 90. .673;
shipments. lS.6i0.
Wheat-Spot firm; No. red. sl.oT bid
elevator, domestic and nominal afioat;
No. 1 northern Duluth and No. hard
winter. $1.27i. nominal (. o. b. afloat.
Options-Wheat WAS quiet but generally
steady. Crop reports were conflicting
and traders were waiting for confirma-
tion. Gables were frmer and cash mar
kets were frmer. Al the close prices
were irregular at ic decline to be ad-
vance. Exporters took three loads of
Manitoba. May closed s1.22a: July
$l15a; September. Sill Receipts, 10s0o,
shipments i0;950.
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ONLY MAY OPTION IS
STRONGER IN WHEAT
Prices Advance in Corn and
Oats, While Provisions Show
the Greatest Strength.

CHICAGO. March 11.-Wheat prices
we're nervous today and closed easier for
the more distant deliveries and ic up
for the May option. Corn showed n
stronger tone and closed from / to &c
up. Oats advanced fractionally, while
provisions made steady advances, finish
Ing from 15c TO 2T5c up
May wheat swung between s1.13s9
l.l2a. price points being established in the
nrst hour July travelled between S1.07t
@l;o6s and with September closed &c off.
while May finished &c up at S1133
Improvement in the eastern shipping
demand was not lost 10 the bulls In the
corn pit and prices after a slight early
sag took on a fIrmer tone. May moved
up from 63A@63sc to 6S1c without serious
setback, Cash corn sold at about &c
higher on fair export demand and
moderate selling. The close was strong
and near the point with May. aIac up
al 635@63zc.
May oats moved between 44S44&@45c.
The close was strong with all the futures
near the high point. May being a@3c up
at i4a@iagc,
In provisions. pork led the upward pro-
cession. finishing from 25c TO oIbc up,
while lard and ribs finished 15c higher
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GREEN FOODSTUFFS
FROM COAST ARRIVE
With Continued Good Weather,
Eggs Will Drop, Dealers
Now Believe.

Several consignmcnts Of fresh vege-
tables from the coast have at last
reached this city and more are expected
this Saturday morning. The market
today VIII be better supplied than In
some days past Among the vegetables
that were received Friday were lettuce.
radishes. new onions. brussels sprouts
and spinach. There Ia little Utah
spinach on the market and, with a con =
tinuance of the present weather condi-
tions. IT. Will grow more plentiful
Oranges and lemons are scarce owing
TO the Hoods on the Southern Pacific
railroad With n continuance OF the fair
weather, dealers are of the opinion. there
is likely TO be a decrease In the price Of
eggs. Fresh eggs are now obtainable at
10 and 40 cents n dozen. The butter SIT
uation Friday was unchanged. the retail
price being 10 cents pound and the
wholesale price 35 ccnts a pound.
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MARKET FOR COPPER
STEADIER IN TONE
No Material Changes in New
York Prices; Tin Is Weak
and Lead Easy.
-
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET



NEW YORK. March 1.-THE market
for standard copper on the metal ex-
change today was steady, with spot at
April. $4,000 18 o5: May. $iS.o5@i3. Oh;
June and July. $13.07lm13 10. English
markets closed easy. with spot quoted at
EOS lSs sd and futures at G59 los Sd.
Exports reported from New York today
were $50 tons. making 5eSS so far this
month, 2f90 tons. including matte and
ores. Local dealers quote lake copper
at $lS.62l @13.S7A: electrolytic. s13.37s@
1881, and casting at s13.12A@13.25.
E2 20: March at s32. 15@$2. 22I;
S2 40 and June at SS2.S2t @S2.5o. Sales
or hVe tons were reported for June de-
livery at $S2.27l. The London market
opened weak and dull. but recovered part
OF the loss. closing firm, with spot quoted
at &l46 los Cd and futures G14S Is cd,
Lead was easy. with spot quoted at
S4.550 60 New York and at si.40@4. 40
East ST. Louis. The London market was
unchanged at 9l3 is Sd.
Speltcr was dull. with spot quoted at
So.b6e1 90 New York. and S5.50m5.60 Eas
ST. Louis. The London market was un-
changed at G23.
The English iron market ruled at Sis
Tor Cleveland warrants. The local mar
ket was easy No. l northern at $4,000
1870. No. 2, S1i75@1S.25; No. l southern
and No. southern soft, Sl7.75@1S.25,
Closing Stock List.
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. March 11.-Cattle
Receipts. 1000; market strong. native
steers s6.000S.00; cows and heifers, SO. %
@700; stockers and feeders, S4.26m6.25
bulls. Sif065.S5, calves. S4.50@9,00:
western steers, s55o@750; western cows.
S5.00M6.00.
Bulk. Sl0.I0@1O.45; heavy. slO.40@1o.55
packers and butchers. sl025m10o0, light,
$40 000@1o.25, pigs. s8.50ma.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady
muttons. s6.50m775i lambs. ss.o0@9:50;
fed western wethers and yearlings, $500
QS.S5; fed western ewes. S6.50QI.60.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, March Il.-CattIe-Receirts,
estimated at 10000: market strong. shade
higher, beeves. s5.25@S.4o: Texas steers.
sf15; western steers, s4.80@6.6o; stock
ers and feeders, $3.60@6.25; cows and
heifers. S265@6.60; calves. s7.50@lo.00.
Hogs-Recepts. estimated at 1000:
market DC to 1oc higher; light. $4,000
1880; rough. s1O.40@10.55 good TO choice
heavy. S10.55@10S0; pigs. $9.40@10.20,
bulk OF sales. S10.6O@10.70.
Sheep-Receipts. estimated at 5000,
market strong: native. S5.00@S.10: west
ern, S5.50@Sl0; yearlings, s7659S.75
lambs. native, $s00qo,eo; western, $500
Q9.65.
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California Commission COMPANY
CENTRAL TRUST BUILDING
568 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO CAL.

insignificant quantity Of California and
Texas Is selling at unchanged values
Merino Australian sos arc being sampled
at 81 cents TO IS cents secured, but cross
breds are absolutely dull No one can
predict when business In the good mar
Eet will improve sufficiently to sustain
the wool market although II Is claimed
generally that time is not distant"
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Omaha.

OMAHA. March 11.-Cattle-ReceIpts,
1000: strong: native steers, s6.25@f.75,
cows and heifers. s4oO@62s; western
stockers and feeders, si.ooGe.so; calves.
s4.00@s25; bulls, stays. etc, s40e@5.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 500. market steady;
heavy. s10.30Glo.45; mixed. S10.20@ 1880;
light. S1010M10. pigs, $9,00@9.15.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady
yearlings. s7.90@S.7S; wethers, s7.50@S.oo;
ewes, S725@175; lambs. s9.10QY,50,
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Boston Wool.

BOSTON March 1.-THE Commercial
Bulletin will say OF the wool market Sat
urday:
The market is still dull but prices
on the best woods are being maintained
steadily.
'Woolen mills continue to take mod
crate quantities OF suitable offerings while
worsted manufacturers are not IN evil
dence at all Territory can he obtained
now at IS cents while available lots can
be bought at So cents to 6s cents. An
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12
London Wool.

LONDON. March 1.-THE offerings at
the wool auction sales today amounted
10 l2.529 bales. principally crossh-eds
The sale WAS animated and most OF the
purchases were made by home spnners
at hardening prices.
Continental and American buyers Sc
cured suitable parcels, The small sup
ply OF merlnos sold quickly, fine greasy
realizing is Sd. Cape Of Good Hope and
Natal grades were slow.
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Dairy Produce,

u March i1.-Butter-Steady
~ g6@3lc: dairies, 21M25c.
i-'seipts. 42l5 cases. Easy. Al
Included. 2lc; 6rsts. 2Sc
leak. Daisies. 16j@l6ic: twins
m young Americas. l6l@162c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12
Bank Clearings.

NEW YORK. March i1.-Bra dstree t. S
bank clearing report for the week end
ing March 10 shows an aggregate of
SO. .2ST. .6S9. 900. as against s3.4S5, a16. 900
last week and s2.655. .93i,OoO In the cor
responding week last year.
The following Is a list OF the cities:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12
st. Joseph.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, March IL
Cattle-Recepts, 500; steady; natives,
s6.5o@S.00; Texas and westerns. $3.50
6.T5s cows and helfers. s3.5006.75; bulls
and stays, $4.00M5.To. Veals, S4.0019 90;
ycarlings and calves. SO 50@o00; stock
ers and feeders. So 50N6.50.
Shcep-Reccipts. 500; steady; lambs.
SS,S569,40: yearlugs. S7.S5NS.65. weth-
crs. $I.0OM1.9O; ewes. SG.I5@7.60
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Evaporated Fruits.

3fk, March 11.-Evaporated
7os.af.qdy' spot fancy. I6BmlIc:
,v nc; prime. ei@7ic. common TO
= e3 quiet: CALIFORNIA; up TO 3O-4os
: = 2a@eic; or5gons. sG9c
= I9iet; choice. l03N1liC; eS-
y l!9WiZsc; fancy. i2m133c.
~ stcady' choice. ss61c: extra
xoS s'Isc; ! fancy, 7i@sc.
~ ssteaoy: loose muscatels, 3an
TI< ~ 10 fancy seeded. 5Tsic; seed :
1sfe; London layers. sl.l5Nl.25.
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New York Sugar.

NEW YORK, March ll.-Raw suga
steady; muScovado. 80 test. s3S6: centr
iuSaI. .96 test. S4.I6; mol9sses sugar, 81
test. $3.e1. Refined steady: crushed
$5.95, granulated, SOS. powdered, So 80
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ST. Louis Wool,

ST. LOUIS. March Wool-Un-
changed; medium grades comblnR and
clothing 23n2Sc: light fnc o0G0 oGc
heavy fine, li@l0c; tub washed, 20@35
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12
Ell PROSPECT
|NOT CHEERFUL
Etion of Conditions Con-
TO Disquiet in Spec
llatiYe Circles.
(RADING MARKED
WEAKNESS AT CLOSE
ig Deals Yet to BE
la, With Doubt as to
Iestment Demand.

ShRK. March IA certain
: speculative disquiet was re-
efhe stock market today. and
IL supporting measures from
IA were not sufficient 10 over
|Iects. Weakness became acute
v hour.
/ nint of important financing
,lus 10 be done, the hardenin.
ndy produced on the money
l fhe doubtful absorptive power
|sSfment demand for bond is
ne To form q situation which
wed with entire satisfaction
hncial world. The announce
the ST. Louis & San Fran
|resorted 10 an Issue OF notes
1lopment In the money mar
for the over supply is found
4 iderable blocks OF the new Sc
[1ich arc placed with foreign
and which have served Ia
rates in the foreign exchange
b to avert an outso of gold.
. npoh the money market of the
G5omand for credits Is seen I'm
rates for time loans and In
,ed demand for mercantile pa
ev outlook probably accounts
)urrent depression in the stock
though various other motives
i1ced. All first il was fear OF
Mutation at Philadelphia and
.rable copper statistics which
1fshed yesterday. Reports OF
!. Re came into view later, al
4 grain market indicates that
InclusIons In the amount of
nnge TO wheat remain TO be
lor OF ]. P. Morgan death.
IN London. was circulated
with its authoritative de-
ted selling OF stocks from out
es was attributed nevcrthe-
B rumor. The principal sup
market ceEtered on United
NJ Southern Pacific was the
of strength in the railroad
Md not prevent acute weak
ton Pacific. AInalgamated Cop
d from the bad condition in
Iradc.
re irregular. Total sales, par
ID 900.
hates 9s registered advanced
IN call.
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New York Money.

NEW YORK, March u.-Closc
Prime mercantile paper. 4i15 per cent
Sterling exchange steady at decline
with actual business in bankers bills at
StS4.25M4S43 35 for sixty-day bills and al
81 Sc 10 for demand.
Commercial bills. S4.S3l@4S4l,
Bar silver, 5lic.
Mexican dollars 44c.
Government bonds firm. Railroad
bonds irregular.
Money on call easy at 2S63 per cent;
ruling rate. q per cent; closing bid, "a
per cent; offered at : per cent.
Time loans very strong; sixty days. 81
per cent: ninety days. 3E per cent; six
months, 4 per cent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-12

Wall Pauer Cleaning.
G. Hazel. Bell 3S75. Ind. 3031.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK, March i1.-Butter and
cheese firm; unchanged
Eggs-unsettied, western firsts. 26@
o7cs seconds 251c,
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CASH QUOTATIONS..

Cash quotations were as follows, Flour,
weak. No. rye, Ist@79kc; feed or mix
ing, 65@70c; flaXseed No. ] southwestern,
$2.11; No. 1 northwestern, S2.2i, timothy
seed. $40; clover, s12, 25; mess pork, per
Dbl. S25. .50M25.i5: lard, per 100 lbs.
$500; short ribs. sides Ooose), S12.SI5M
1884; short clear sides (boxed), s13.75q
400.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total olearances OF wheat and -four
were equal TO l65. 600 bushels, Exports for
the week, as shown by Bradstreets were
equal TO 1679 900 bushels. Primary re-
ceipts were 656.0O0 bushels, compared
with i33 900 bushels the corresponding
day year ago. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat. 50 cars; corn, 239 cars,
oats. la7 cars; hogs. 1000 head.
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treasury Statement.

GTON. March 1.-THE condl-
Treasury al the beginning ol
day was as follows:
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Closing Stock List.

| Sales. III. l.. else
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MAYVILLE FLOUR "
Mill DESTROYED
BURNED TO GROUND AT EARLY
HOUR YESTERDAY MORNING
TOTAL LOSS IS $4,000.

Mayville, N. D., Feb. 2s.-At an
early hour yesterday morning the
Mayville fiour mill burned to the
ground and lie total loss together
with it's contents. The FIRE was dis
covered at 1880 and 1T was only by the
most vigorous efforts on the part of
local fire1ghters that a large. grain
elevator near the -four mill was saved.
The mill property. was valued at
5000 and the contents at $4,000.
The insurance was $4,000, half of
which was on the mill property and
the balance on the contents.
Had there been wind 1t is probable
that the entire east side of Mayville
would have been destroyed
The mill had recently installed ex-
pensive machinery for cleaning wheat
and also for grinding feed and the
farmers in this vicinity will feel the
loss OF the mill keenly. Many had
their seed grain in the mill to have
It cleaned and one man lost 1000
bushels In this way. 1t ID probable
that the mill will be rebuilt at once