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La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11

In the boom year OF 1906 the price
of steel rails was SIS per ton. In the
lean year OF 1911 the price OF steel
rails is SIS per ton. In the boom
year of 1906 the price of copper was
- cents a pound; In the lean year
OF 1911 the price OF copper is l2is
cents a pound. In the steel business
there is a trust: in the copper bust.
ness there Is none
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11

\ Acknowledgement young woman
office the other day. hositated mo-
ment and stepped up to the stamp
window. The clerk looked up expect
antly and she asked.
DO you sell stamps here?'
The clerk politely answered, Yes "
Il would like to see some. please, -
was the unusual request
The clerk dazedly handed out a
large sheet Of the two cent variety.
which the young woman carefully ex.
amined. Pointing to one near the
center. she said. Il Will take this
one. please"
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11

&. A. Potts. Who bunco.d q farmer
out Of $50 on . Santa ~ train about
three months Axo.And vas subsequent.
~ arrested In Pueblo. returned To Ia
Junts. sentenced to pay = fine Of $50
aad serve sixty days In jau. wAs r..
leased last Monday. On the day of
his sentence Potts received = draft
for $50 from = friend and instructed
Sheriff Potter To use II 10 pay his
fine. lie expected TO receive more
money from the same source with
which To pay the costs. but when
II failed To show up made the poor
person plea and Was ordered released
BY the judge Of the district court. lie
left ON the evening Of his release for
Pueblo. In his letters TO friends dur.
ing his Incarceration he made the
declaration that the Otero county Jail
was ~ best west a Chicago. and
~ he jlst Of bis letters he was
oun1sentiy qualified 70 10 . god
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11

4 few days ago IN. mayor and IN.
entire city council visited and In.
spected the city reservoir south Of
town for the purpose OF finding out
Jus, what MAS needed In the way Of
repairs. The reservoir has been leak.
Ing Tor some tim. and II vas thought
that II would be- necessary TO put In
new and substantial cement bot.
tom. repair the side wails-snd like.
wise sivc one of the aldermen . Job
About = month ago the reservoir was
drained and received . thorough
cleaning. nearly six inches Of SEED.
Lsnent' and mud bsinx removed from
the bottom. Il has not been Ia use
for = month. and when Inspected BY
the city council Was very dry not
even changing It's complexion 10 vet
when the entire bunch Of city off.
cials went down into the interior. Ths
city council has decided that We need
moro water--not having = sufficiency
too supply the needs Of = dry town.
To that cnd they have passed an or.
dinasce providing for . oio.o0e boad
Issue 70 " submitted 70 he psopls
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11

What do you know about the TWEEN
gaining one hundred and twenty nine
per cent In population In y decade.
while the whole stat. was gaining
only fifteen per cent and some people
thinking that quite wonderful. Also.
what do you know about the trifling
fact that the same counties gained
l. i.o7s per cent In assessed valuation
In the same period.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11

In Copenhagen, as In Amsterdam,
prov ision is made for the safe con
yeyance home OF inebriated reyelers.
When a policeman in the Danish cap
ital finds an intoxicated man wander.
ing at large he places him In cab
and takes him to the neares, po.
lice station, where he is examined
by a doctor and then sent home in
the cab. The following morning the
bill for the doctor and the CAB Is
sent To the publican who served the
man with his last drink.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11

Burlcsque. ridicule. false issuss and
snccrs viii not win an election for
the vets or any on. else. You may
fool all OF the people som. OF the
time. but you cAnno, fool all Of
them all Of the time. Early this
week = pamphlet was circulated broad.
cast over town cmbla1oned With the
headline. Wanted :co.o boys" II
started out with the query, Have
you . boy TO spare," aud half the
people In town though, II enanaied
from the Anti.Saloon League, - the
language used vas Of much ths sane
tenor. ~ vas simply \ burlseqvs on
some Of the literature that hss besa
circulated BY the An,i.ssioon League.
but Ia this circular the dear people
wsre warned against the .vib ce The
tobacco shop instead Of the saloons.
Tobacco must have boys OF the to-
bacco shops must close up" said the
circular. Every wicked dealer every
cigar store In La Junta il q plifnil
for your boy---for thousands oe boys, g
says the circular In the winl.up and
finish. and Of course thi. kind II Or.
gumcnt did not assimilste vesy we'll
With those who like xood cigar.
Thh 10 the only kind Of asgunent
that caa ~ made In desease g ~
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11

This rise in the price OF cham
pagne is one OF the things that can
be faced with entire equanimi,y. Mos,
of those who drink II measure their
enjoyment by the cost anyhow. and
will get far more pleasure out of It
at six dollars than they do al four
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11

The electric light trust Is said to
at seventeen cents, while abroad II
sells the same lamps for ten cents.
Little things like that are what con
vince the people that there must be
strict federal regulation of all the
trusts
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11

Judge. having been more or less IA.
miliar with the interior Of 4 good
many Of them.
That most excellent Journal OF
southeastern Colorado. the La Junta
Tribune, last week issued It's Gus.
tomary annual Industrial edition--this
time better than ever before. II
gives much valuable and interesting
data on the development and pOssibil.
tiles Of Otero county. Is profusely H.
lustrated. and will bring that section
TO the notice Of thousands OF home
e.kers-Craig Empire.
3
Roilin II. Ayres, OF Cheyenne. WyO..
was reelected state superintendent
OF the AntiSaloon League Of Wyo-
ming at the annual meeting Of the
board OF trustees In Cheyenne on
March list. The state board expressed
themselves as being highly gratified
with the work accomplished during
the past year. The temperance sen
timent has grown In Wyoming during
the past year and is now finding a
channel for definite expression In the
more effective restriction of the H.
quor traffic.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14

shat the market l. nrm. with sanE'
srather higher than lower from quota
fions.
wins. tI9lsO: stesrs red. sS.soos pei
py B......-oood shipping stock. ,i.ss
Vsss..-nrisd Lima. sK97e III.
sfoek is a zoe dox
Observation-Disclosures. sa.7sas pei
crate; sl.'s per doa ar. o,a Tie. lat.
mace. 1873 Gisc. York state hats. old
l70isc; late made. lsg Ice: do ssan
Swiss. $50 2oe: black Swiss; ls9xoe'
i5k dITMc; brick cheese. lsQl5e ID
! Crsnserries Late Howss. ss0s.ss
D.ts.-Persian. S0sc per lib: Fards'
iV Drs..ea csive. - Fancy, liz 0Iae
per Id: common. s0loc per ID.
Dressed HeEs-sgshe 10.
Fiss-Imported. new. ii6isc per 10;
California. Soc per box
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers. hot
house. si,Soq1.7s per coz: Lettuce, hot
sss5ei $50 hamper: radishes. hothouse.
green pepper, s5c per basket; car
rots soc per bu: rutabagas. toc per oui
parsnips soqsee per ea ;o Ds soS el or.
idas. s4.SeG5 per case. sSc per basket:
Pile plant. $4,000 per bunch; spinach,
IS Q70c per dor: green beans. " per
Gr.p..~Maisgss. 81 s per Dbl;
Grape Frsit - Florida. ss'Isv4 per
ae.ey-Fancy white. l70lse; No; !;
is@11c: amber. ltUlse: extracted 90
Hsy-Dstroit dealers are paying the
following prices for oaisd nay In car
nss, s,ssi 3 G'! SS TIN sino.as $50
1880: clover. mixed. si501s.5o; rye
straw, s75o@s: wheat and cat straw
ss.5o8T. Loose hay from farmers
from SIC q 20. as to quality:
Hiaes-No. i cured. &c: No. ] green
TIC: No. cured bulls. &c: No. i Eresn,
she: No: I cured Kip: ishS; sSNa
I green. 20; No. ! cured cali, lsc; No
/. Saso. No. 9 ts.so; ,hsspskins. a. 70
s sipo is sss az on S calf hia''n' o.
S.t.-BIaek walnut. ih92s per ID ~
outternuts. ~ 04c per Id; new shell
backs. 4@4hc per ID.
Lene.s--California.. ss.5o0Iso box
LineS-S1 q .26 per box
MssAroons-l59 zoe per box.
1856 per crate.
81. 20 per crate.
OraaEes-Caiifornia navels. Y2so Q
81 per box: Fioridas. saso0ZIe PEI
Observation-Disclosures. - per crats
$2Q2.b0 per doc.
Observation-Disclosures car lots. S60tos
per bu; new Bermudas. s2.1S per pu
$3.50 per bbl
Peuitry-Springs. l4@1tkc: fowl
keys. Is@1sc ID. Dressed poultry: Hens
lt015c; springs. 14015c: ducks. II
lee: geese. 1s014c; turkeys. 1o@zzc 10
Rabbfts-si.2 @1.50 per doz.
Strawberrfes-36 q 4oc per at box !.
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys. kiln dried
81. So 01.40 per crate.
Taiiew--No. /. shc; No. .. s0sc ID.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
JosBINo PRICES.

oasaea Gseds-Apples. gals. s25s;
baked beans. LIB. 60 q soc: Lima beans.
SIG 160 Corn; Fancy Maine. SLle:
standard. sse. Table Dsst: s.; 70 gLao.
ard. 81: soaked. soGSoe salmon:
sockeye. tall, s2.is; nat. s225: Alaska
reds. 81. 80; Alaska pinks. S125. Toma-
toes. ls@sec: succotash. n0l.lo per
Coffee - Packet coffee. 1oo-lb. case.
$1s.7b q 22-60, delivered.
Feed-Brar, SIS; fne middiings. S2s;
coarse middlfngs. $2s; cracked corn,
sac: coarse cornmeal s22: corn and
FIeur-Michigan patents. In wood.
s ssasi ss1s Sass Hi' eissr. s.ss per Dbl
Rye Hour. Sass per bbl 80 a.,
seed, 3I.Os; Diamond headlight kerr
osene. &c: Perfection. shc; Eocens'
Inc; crown gasoline. 15c per gal: tur-
pentine. In barrel lots, soc per yaL
sol fS ss = 30. msdiun% ork c,esr ,is@si
smoked hams. 14h 0i6c: dry sailed
briskets, 13c: shoulders. II nc: picnic
hams. 11Iic; bacon. ISM @1shc: lard
I'm tierces. 10&c; kettle rendered. IL
susars-corrected daily by w: II.
Edgar & Son: Crystal domtnoes, lib.
ST.S6; 5-ib., S745: Eagle tablets. SO %:
cut loaf $3.50; cubes y ss.lS; ow xMa1
$50: granuiatsd, extra coarse. IS; ins.
in bulk, $3.50: in 25-lh- cotton sags.
s4sS; Michigan granuiated. xaes'
household powdered. In s-lb. cartons.
ssso: diamond A. IS: confectioneIs' 4.
.ss No. Ne. !. :.ssSs: : No. Nc. g. ;ssss: No. No.
t7S 30 g. aso;; No 2, , ~ u. No No IS is
ssss; No. IL. sass: No. i. sass per
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
HARRIET sTANooN.

Troubles and fame have come to
Harriet Standon in about equal pro
portions, but because the troubles are
due TO menfo,k she poses as real
rtrong man-hater. Get her In the
right setting as Chicago girl Of SO
ciai position and considerable wealth
With a talent for singing and dancing,
she was seen one evening at private
musicale by Richard Carrie. He pre-
di.ted a future, II she went on the
stage. Later he persuaded her to &C.
ce5t the leading role In his musical
comedy. During this first engagement
she married, at Is, but was soon dis
iIlusioned. Then along came a stock.
brpker who In the guise of friendship
attempted TO secure half her fortune
for Investment" II was a get-rich-
quick scheme and woman friend
saTed her from It. Then, when Miss
Standon returned to the stage she
had some disagreeable experiences
with men. She recently accepted the
rsIe OF Victoria I'm Sweet Sixteen" In
preference to others she was consid-
ering because this Victor Herttrt
operotta has no male chorus, thus
minimizing the objectionable mascu-
line element! But maybe the right
man will come along yet, and capt..
yste this winsome prima donna.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
INDEPENDENT IRON
OFFERS FAIR CHANCE

has
quite tue
paying property
especially good aeoruins
possible
eins this property
good although
will be be on
10 the
transportation cuy Will be overcome Unless THIS o he
likely Independent company
other sort OF difficulties ,.
with mining companies these
suffering or the necessary FUNDS
trouble
high proposition Is NOT
100000 but mining pecua
ton IL one the publ q their money
which controlled practically
properties
inability
to raise capital the thing going
a
facilities marketing ana
initial investment the quarry properly are
ing lands sufficient
road but many
stockholders.
opinia. the Leslie Copper MIA
Cof
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
MAYOR CARBOHYDRATES.
Mrs. n. p. srIdse 10 Also Recipient
OF Floral Token On Anniversary.


Mrs. IA. p. Bridge. widow OF for
mer controller OF Detroit and sister
OF Alex. Lewis. a>former mayor, who
IL today celebrating her one hun
dredth birthday anniversary In her
home. No. 1l6 Congress-st east, re-
ceiyed q valentine. Tuesday morning,
I'm the form or letter OF congratula-
ton from Mayor Thompson. With the
letter she received magnificent
bouquet OF American beauty roses, the
compliments OF the city, and another
from the mayor and Mrs. Thompson.
Mrs. Bridge was born In Sandwich,
Ont. and the mayor, for this reason,
takes occasion to refer TO the reciproc-
ity treaty that has been proposed.
The letter follows:
Mrs. II. p. Bridge.
Detroit, Michigan.
Dear Madam: You are fortunate
above thousands I'm that you have
been permitted to reach your one
hundredth year. not with LIES
candle fickering only, but burning
brightly.
You have had the rare good
fortune to see Detroit village,
city. and metropolis full OF
promises, and your kindred play
an important role In its rise.
I trust that you will see the
man-made barriers erected be-
tween opr country and the coun-
try OF your birth removed, and
witness men of the same blood
make common cause for the com
mon good, SO that the only diff.
ference will be that the one VIII
say, God save the King" and the
other, God save the President"
trust that you will accept my
congratulations and those Of the
city I represent, and our good
wishes for an additional span OF
health and happiness.
Very respectfully yours,
WILLIAM b. THOMPSON,
Mayor.
Job Printing Done Right. Tinses
Printing Co., No. 15 John R.-st Call
Main 14sss or City 1856.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
Judge pheIan Guest Of Honor.

Judge Phelan was guest OF honor at
the Lincoln celebration OF the lro-
quois club. Monday night. The judge
presented the club with fine portrait
OF himself. Attorney Eugene Marshall
responded with a neat speech, I'm
which he praised the Judge for the
great work he is doing In the re-
corder's court. Among others present
at the Iroquois club were Attorney
Sellers, Louis Wolf, Hugh Shepherd
and Walter Showers. The Judge later
attended the masquerade ball given
BY the Concordia society.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Feb. l4--Flour: Dull
ana unchanged. Pork; Steady; mess,
$3.50 623 Lard: Dull; middle west
spct, ss.s56s75 Sugar: Raw, quiet;
centrifugal. SO test. sa.4s; muscovado.
ss test. .2,ss; refined. euist; cut io al
formulated, $500 Coffee: Rio No.
on spot, laA @l23.e. Taliow; Quiet:
steady: prime, SI07M clio: No. 3, 70
Gs2Kc; clover. 5o@soc Dressed poul-
try: quiet; turkeys. 14@23c; chickens,
zoe Live poultry: Dull; geese. lac:
ducks, Isc: fowls, ISM 91sc: turkeys.
l6 20 20c; ROSTERS. loo. Cheese: Quiet
state milk, common TO specials. s911ci
Skins. common to specials, 3412c; fun
skins. 2G2hc.
Butter: Steady: receipts. s,436:
creamery extra. 27G2shc; state dairy
tubs, IL a. 26c; imitation creamery hrsts.
1s@19c Eggs; Unsettled; receipts.
14,6ss: nearby white fancy. 25@z1c;
nearby mixed fancy. 100 2ec; fresh
frsts ISh 0 21c.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
Can't Identity westoate's Picture.

Several days ago Sheriff CASTOR
sent to the Crows Nest Lumber Co.,
in Hamburg, British Columbia. a pho
tograph of the man found murdered
In Highland Park several weeks ago
and supposed to be william M. West
gate. In a letter received Tuesday
the company states that the photo
graph was shown to a number Of mel
who worked with Westgate. but none
Of them was sure that the picture
was his, as they never saw him with
out q mustache.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
PRODUCE.

The butter market was advanced a
half cent at Elgin, yesterday, this mar
ket following. or course. The egg mar
ket In holding steady at the decline
Dealers are not looking for any further
decline at this time. but a sudden
change TO zero weather might easily
cause a sharp advance The poultry
market IL not an active one. the trade
being limited by light receipts As re-
teilers are buying Only TO nh orders
they are Tor the most part going Co the
DiR dressers for their supplies. Cur
rent receipts. Therefore. generally md
their way to the same dresssrs but at
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
DosTON COPPER sALEs-Ciose.

ArlIz. Coma n Atiantic, butte
Coalition. 1874; Cal q Ariz., ssh: Cal.
chino. 22A; Copper Range, esa DaviS
DAILY Ia: East Butte, 12Ts: First Ma
<1onal IL; Franklin. 10; Granby, san ;
QQiroux, S11-16; Goldneld Cons, 6Ss
Heivetia, Ia; Ind, f3S. Inspiration,
Silt. Kerr Lake. rs: Keweenaw, "a
"a Sale. ~: La Hose. s.; Lake 81:
Mass. IA: Miami. s0h: Mohawk AZ
Mich, 3: Nevada Cons, 1914: Nevada
Utah, lille. Nip, IL: ". Butte. ~;
0tibway u Old Dom 40, osceola ITO,
Parrot t2h, Quincy 81, Raven SO. Bay
Cons lin, shannon llA. South Lake
3. Sup a Bos as, Sup & Pitts ia, Sup
= Pitts 145. U = smeit 3sis. do pf az.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
FOREIGN LIQUOR DEALERS PAY.
Auditor General Collects Fee From go
Companies.
LANSING,

cial. General Fuller has col
lected a state license fee from SO for
eign liquor dealers who conduct whole
sale establishments within the bord-
ers OF Michigan. The auditor-general
says that there are nearly 126 Of these
concerns doing business in Michigan
and he has hopes Of securing license
fees from all OF them. For a time
some OF the companies were disposed
to fight the law which was passed at
the last session of the Legislature re
quiring that they pay $500 to the state
for the privilege of doing business.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Feb. u,
State troops are being held In readi-
ness to be rushed TO Mountain Park
and snyder. In Swanson county, now
engaged In n desperate county seat
war. as the result OF n telegram re
ceived here today by Gov. Cruce from
Sheriff q. w. Daniels. OF Kiowa coun'
~. The sheriff states that the situa-
ton Is critical and that more blood
shed II imminent
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
Markets and Finance

and Lake are nrm al fractional adj
yances. In the Industrial list the tone
IL somewhat easier American. Agri-
cultural Chemical sold at 81, a loss OF
which IL 4 loss OF full point. and
American Pneumatic common at 81 -
which Is loss OF 4 - American u
~. has been firm and In gooG demand
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
BOSTON COPPER LETTERS

. kfuortcd Tor The Times by Paine.
Wtbber A. Co. Feb. IL:
London metal market opening dull.
spot, 55l Is Cd. unchanged; futures. SOL
I91 ID. OF Is 81.
4. Boston coppers opened quiet this
morning with prices Irregular Cop
u1r Range was up TO 6Shc, q. A. A. 10
% Hc North Butte TO 2S1kc, but Lake
showed a loss OF about n point, selling
~ 3t4c The balance OF the list was
Iulet With fractional changes on either
Much favorable comment has been
heard regarding the circular which AIR.
Xhadboufne has issued, as he h be-
|ered to speak from knowledge OF An
meek. which IN second only TO that
1on1<ssed b. Calumet 4 Hecia officials
@h<meelves He differs. for example.
NTH the assertion that the ground tri-
Uu<nrv 10 shafts Nos ; and will yield
>4e copper per ton OF rock than that
<ou<ary TO the present producing
&4ffn. Nos / and 2
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
1n1 y CO.. Feb. IA.
Xnu Boston copper shares market
1I11ues extremely quiet and the
1fnknx session has been devoid OF
1<1r&& The majority Of Issues are
13<>d frocIionaIIy lower. although
@<< - 10 great pressure 20 sell. Cal.
81 3 'oofn<s' Quincy sold at 81.
~ = > Doints lover. North Butte
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
Wagner Behind Bat?

II Is a settled fact that Manager
Donovan, OF Boston. will try Shortstop
Charlie Wagner behind the bat IL he
can find competent shortstop among
the recruits.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
THE ARMADA SAVINGS BANK.

The Armada Savings Bank, OF A.
mazda, Mich, having sold It's banking
house and Transferred a large part OF
BANK, and the stockholders OF the said
Armada Savings Bank having voted 10
liouidate. notice OF which liquidation
has been duly given TO the Commits
sioner OF the Banking Department OF
the state OF Michigan. now therefore,
by authority OF the Board OF Directors.
NOTICE IL hereby given that all per-
sons having claims OF any kind against
said Armada Savings Bank are re-
auested TO present their claims TO the
,inderslzned at the old banking hoage
OF said bank. In Armada. Mich, on or
bsfore March 3eth, 1911.
Dated Jan. IS, 1911.
JAMES H. MCDONALD
BERT g. PRESTON.
LiduidatIng COMMITTEES.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
u. s. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORk COTTON.
NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK. Feb. 14.--Money on call.
2as per cent. Time money, 3ian3E
per cent for six months. Bar silver:
London. 20 1916 pence; New York,
6lnc. Demand sterling. sLss.sOa
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
nurna Eatal 10. child.

Eva Walton. the child who was bad
ly burned In her parents home ON
Bellevue-ave.. In Hamtramck. last Sun
day. Ii dead In the Children's Free
hospital. Coroner Burgess decided an
inquest unnecessary.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries, extras, 26hc;
frsts, 2sac; dairy, lie; packing stock,
14kc per Id
Egxs-Fresh current receipts cases
included, 15hc per doz Receipts on
Tuesday were 4s9 cases.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
CHCAGo PRODuCE.

CHICAGO. Feb. I4.-Butter: Extras,
2sc; nrsts, 24c; dairy extras. 22c; firsts.
Ice Eggs: Prime frsts. 19c: irsts.
Americas. I4k 9I5c Live poultry:
Fowls, 13d1shc; ducks, 1iQ14hc;
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
win Vote On Prohibition Question.

AUGUSTA, Maine, Feb. 1.-THE
state senate today passed the resolu-
ton for the resubmission to the peo-
pie Of the state wide prohibition law.
by the vote OF % to z. The house Is
yet to act on the measure.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
o4DWCE TO INVESTORS
By FINANCE. ["


be
Detroit Times
IL be reliable
carefully invesugatsd9
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
new YORK, Feb. l4.-The resumD.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE resump'
tion of. business on the stock ex-
change today was marked by show
, of activity and strength. a number OF
Issues selling at new high range
DOR the movement.
IL q. m.-The market after the hrst
INV minutes. displayed a waiting ten
doncy and business became dull
governments unchanged; other
bonds firm.
Noon-The continued advance In
Missouri Pacific made that stock the
+ principal feature Of the last hour OF
the morning. Price movements In
other stocks were comparatively mar
row and without much Importance.
D. Mn spite Of realizing sales
the price OF the important stocks were
we'll maintained.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
PROMISING PROPERTY:
PRICE SHOULD BE LOW


to
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14

Of -. ,:ss' s me .ssa.
W.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
MISSOURI PACIFIC
MARKET LEADER
|sntinued Advance Makes 1t Most
Prominent Issue in Trading
During the Forenoon.
4. y. srocIx MAnIxET-Cio.e.

Amer Agri Chem 5is.. Am b sugar
'<<A. Anal Cop s6 n. Am esh. &c
An smeit SsK, Am sugar llsh. Am Z
- j 14sA, Am lob pr IS =. Am WOOL
~ "a pi 70 II io5ssi a 3 r r is. Can
Pac {1ex, ches q o s5h, Chi A. CO w
15H. G, III a Sc p I2S. Chi & \ l4Sts;
81 DIs Sec Cor sea. Erie 81 70, do Isl
- 5ox. do cd pr 81. Gen Elec lbs, CT
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The Detroit times., 1911-02-14

The Leslie Copper Mining Co. seems
to have fairly promising property
and q good prospecting plant with
water power and facilities for deyel.
Iopment. but work has not gone far
enough to show ND anything that will
The Detroit times., 1911-02-14
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1A-Grain opening
corn unchanged; July on Ne May oats
on lse; July or &c. Provisions wera
lower.
Noon; At noon May wheat was of
&c: July or &C. May corn unchanged;
July up &c. May oats up &c; July up
hc. Provisions slightly weaker.
May and July wheat closed unchange
ed. May corn up nc: July corn down
Ac May oats up &c; July up c..
Provisions closed higher.