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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-04-04

EKIC AVuOA8s t E
Constables Ole Olson. Chas. Labin.
CITIzRNs' TICKET.
Supervisor 8. T. McKercher.
Clerk William Williams.
Treasurer Victor Wiljanen.
Highway Com. Joseph Beauprey.
Overseer Highways Oswald Golden.
Member Board fof Review. 2 years =
LIARS Laokanen.
Member Board Of Review, year
Oliver Bruno. Jr.
Constables Oliver Bruno, ST.. John
Fremethick. William Herring, Frank
Waller.
Mcdonald 20. O'Brien 20.
Clinton q.
Mcmillan 18, Lyons 20.
McKercher 81. Olson 2l.
Williams 81. Treabo 20.
Wiljanen 16, Mcdonald 3S.
Beauprey 26. Labin g.
Goddin 33, Hyry l8.
Olson "a.
Loakkanen "a, Konola 22.
Bruno. Jr.. 26.
Bruno, ST., 26.
Heron "a, Olson 20.
Tremethic Is, LaBin 2l.
Vallar %.
L'ANSE TOWNSHIP.
PEOPLES TICKET.
Supervisor John o. Maxey.
Clerk Harris G. Smith.
Treasurer George A. Trudeau.
Highway Commissioner Edward
Seavoy.
Justice of the Peace y John Campbell.
Overseer, District l. William Owen.
Overseer, District Dan Denomme.
Overseer. District 3-Gust Kontio.
Overseer. District A. Charles Boards
ley.
Member Board Of Review Charles
Rambaud.
Constables -Adolph Tollefson, Al
phonse Moreau. Thure Nelson. Jacob
Kuusesto, Jr.
Precinct l.
Macdonald 50, O'Brien ITO.
Clinton l49.
Mcmillan %, Lyons go.
Msxey 2S2, Smith 2S5, Trudeau 2s5,
Seavoy 239, Campbell 2S7. Rambaud
2S6, Owen 286, Denomme 2S7, Kontio
236, Beardsley 234, Tollefson 234, Nor
eau 233, Nelson 23S, Kuusesto Jr., 233.
PREcNcT 2.
Mcdonald 43, O'Brien 80.
Clinton 81.
Mcmillan 20. Lyons 81.
Maxey 6S, Smith 62. Trudeau 60,
Campbell 81, Seavoy 81, Rambaud SO,
Owen SO, Denomme So, Kontio 50.
Beardsley SO, Tollefson 81, Moreau SO,
Nelson So. Kunsisto SO.
COvINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Erickson elected supervisor at Cow
ington. No other returns. Lyons re-
ceived 80 majority at Covington.
AnVON lOWNSnlf.
PEoPLEs' TICKET.
Supervisor w. Been.
Clerk-Csrl Peterson.
Treasurer G. Westrom.
Highway Com. Peter Peterson.
Justice, full term Z Andrew Newman.
Justice, 2 years-August Paulson.
Board of Review August Paulson.
Overseer, District No. August
Holmstrom.
Overseer, District No. 2-Alfred Pet
erson.
Constables- Erickson, Chas.
Fredrickson, Charles Hartvigh, John
A. Brodth.
Macdonald S5, O'Brien so.
Clinton 68.
Mcmillan %, Lyons "a.
Been "a, Peterson A, Westrom 81,
Peterson 80, Westrom 81, Paulson "a,
Paulson SS. Holmstrom "a, Peterson "a,
Erickson "a, Fredrickson 81, Broath 81,
Hartvigh 80.
Running on slips. Oscar Londberg re-
ceived 80 votes on slips.
On slips, Peter Rehn won out for the
Office Of highway commissioner with "A
votes.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-04-04
TERMS: $3.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE

found himself, in the midst Of ~ uncon-
ltro'lablc mob when his iirst venture &
flapjacks has fallen flat.
Its all IN dough-. ? said one Of these
monarchs Of the timber belt.
'.Sour dough, il the secret Of Il All (.
he continued. simple enough. too.
when you know how to start it. Now.
/ always kept the keg full, made .
small sponge when camp opened In the
fall and had a keg full when II broke
|up. Get 1t started right ana it's easy
sailing. Nothing to II but add fiour and
water when it begins to get grumbling
in my 'shehang., Sour dough makes q
lighter bread than any I've ever seen
come from bakery; and a. for biscuits
and doughnuts.i it can't be beat"
This man said he had tried to break
away from the call Of the pines this
winter, having followed the camps for
years and not having saved any money.
He said he tir6pt in just to see how
things were going. In his day he
had cared for the culinary depart :
ment of-campathat harbored from forty
to eighty men, and rhe only difference
he found was that YOU must increase
the sour dough key to keen the propor-
ton right.
'If bushel of doug hnuts wont With
stand the onslaught. trv II with two.
Scarcely less important than the fiap
jacks are the beans. There is only OF
way to cook beans and keep peace /,
camp. They must b.. cooked in a bean
hole" Its u simple matter 20 tiie q
hole in the ground near the cook shantv.
but fund damenral as Il IN il must be done.
The bean are par-hoiled. iust a pinch
of soda being sddsd to ..raise the Bit
terness." This first water Is drained
off anl the beans transferred to fresh
water that has been warmed. Every
camp cook knows without resorting
them in the air to see IL they dry. when
the par boiling has. gone far enough.
When this stage of the process has
been reached the cook. with big ladle
transfers layer of beans to his big iron
kettle, then adds q layer Of fat pork.
sprinkles on a handful of sugar and re-
peats until the kettle is filed within
few inches Of the top. Warm water Is
poured over them and the iron kettle
is planted in the ''bean hole." which
has been lined with live wood Goals.
There is tight cover for the kettle
and Goals are .hesped over the top.
Thus inclosed in their bed Of Goals the
beans simmer for the night and when
taken out show the effect Of the In
tense heat by their distended size and
mealiness.
Maybe little rich for ordinary
r. a O.
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For Circuit Judge, mcdonald ana "
Brien.
For County School Commissioner, s.
o. Clinton.
For County Road Commissioner, Dan
lei Mcmillan and John Lyons.
BARAGA TOWNSHIP,
CITIZENS UNION TICKET.
Supervisor T. Kenefick.
Clerk James Mcmahon, Jr.
Treasurer Albert E. Funke.
: Highway Commiss oner - Adore
Dompier.
Justice Of Peace. full term Charles
Cameron, Sr.
Justice of Peace, to fill vacancy
George Deffoe.
Member Board Of Review Herman
]. Falk.
Overseer. District I'D. Lawler.
Overseer, District 2-John Terrhorst.
Overseer, District 3-Leo Amesse.
Overseer, District An. A. Gauthier.
Overseer. District 5--John Kunick.
Overseer, District g. John Engman.
Constables- Peter Mayo. Fred Clish,
A. B. Cosgrove and Henry Girard.
Poundmaster Andrew Johnson.
FARMERS TICKET.
Supervisor-Hoaken Lundin.
Clerk William C. Birk.
Treasurer William Laurn.
Highway Commissioner G. Erick-
son.
Justice of Peace-C. E. Cameron.
Justice, fill vacancy-F. w. Schwalm.
Member Board Of Review-Peter
Girard.
Overseer, District 1-Antoine Shosa.
Overseer, District 2-Abe Wawasong.
Oyerseer, District 3-Edwin Erick-
son.
Overseer, District A. Thomas Bond.
Overseer, District 5-L Louis Krolik.
Overseer, District 6--Owen McCabe.
Constables-Joseph Campeau, Peter
s. King, Arthur Carlson.
PRECINCT 2.
Macdonald %, O'Brien 40.
Clinton sc.
Mcmillan IS, Lyons IL.
Lundin 49, Kenefick q.
Birk So, Mcmahon 16.
Laurn 66, Funke 20.
Erickson Sc, Dompier 19.
Cameron 68.
Schwalm 63, Defoe Is.
Girard 56, Falk 10.
Chosa "a, Lawler Il.
Wawasong 50. Terhorst Is.
Erickson So, Amesse l6.
Bond 50, Gauthier 16.
Krolik IS, Kunick l5.
McCabe SO. Ingman Is.
Magnant is.
Compo 81, Clische IA.
King 60, Cosgrove 10.
Carlson SO, Girard l5.
johnson 16.
PRECINCT 3. y
Macdonald 25, O'Brien 81.
Mcmillan 4s, Lyons 6.
Lundin 81. Kenefick 4.
Birk 81, Mcmahon s.
Laurn 62, Funke s.
Erickson IS. Dombier 1.
Cameron 81.
Schwalm so, Defoe 6.
Girard "a, Falk 2.
Chosa 81, Lawler 2.
Wawasong 81, Terhorst4 4.
Erickson 81, Amesse 4.
Bond 48, Gauthier 8.
'Krolik 81, Kunick 2.
McCabe 81, Ingman 2.
Msgnmt 2.
Compo 81, Clische 2.
King 81. Cosgrove 2.
Carlson s., Girard 8.
johnson 2.
PRECNcT 1.
MacD 1S6, O'Brien 2O4.
Mcmillan 2l9, Lyons 81.
Lundin los, Kenefick $50.
Birk lS2. McMahon 228
Laurn 101, Funke 262.
Erickson 102, Dompier 259.
Cameron 116.
Schwalm IA Deffoe 2l9.
Girard $50. Falk 2sS.
Chosa 100. Lawler 20.
report not completely
sPURR TOWNSHIP.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
o.>.>>-.,s-.>~L f1SIh~v< fllaoc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
COTTON MARKETS

Scs York April 1.-the cotton market va.
Ssiy nervous and IRE suai 10. day the fea;.
Gres being active buying by the brokers n ho
nave recently been prominent sellers OF Iuly
ana ten relatively easier ruling OF May DO II
OIL hich furnished distinct ccntras, To
the Developments .: The earlier week aTha
Close Mas steady. net points lowe: ~ &
points sUSher The market opened steady = 3,
uncnanEeo prices 10 a decline OF points for
Willie the cables were better than due the 2
the ring. ntiincted by the weakness Of th,.
market late Yesterday, and there was .o,nr
iu!tncr scattering iiguida ton owing 10 re-
ports OF Increased curiaiiment among the
Fail River mills and coenlinued weather
july contracts sold 4, 1895 on the call M,
has recently been a heavy seller, appeared
as q large buyer. and there also seemed ~
DC a good dc!iia nd for July fro manother OF
last seasons bull leaders. These soon cheek :
ell the drain, and the market rallied nuito
sharply durlns the middle OF the norniuS
with May selling up TO 1893 and July TO a 10
or about "a points net higher. There so.
pcared TO be quite lot OF May Tor sai
however and that position subsequently, cas-.
ed OF. meeting a good demand from the
leading spot interests around 1927. Al the
close May showed net loss OF point while
July and new crop months ruled from en- I
points net higher. The relatively firm show.
ine; of Liverpool attributed by private
ca ples TO calling by mills and a bullish con
structon o. the week end figures and while
rumcrs OF an easier turn in the interior
Southern spot markets, nothing definite de.
vcloped in that connection. The failure Of
a large cotton house at Hamburg. Germany.
had no apparen, effect the market
Receipts at teh ports to-day we're 3o7s
bales against o0ii Las, week and aosa last
year. To-days receipts az New Orleans $50
ba les against o,Gcu last year.
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NEW YORK rKoDucE M,1,,, ~,

.iew 1otk' April l.-Ficur-Duu and ,on,i
tHn t1"e spring patents s.15sI O. ~.
''u i-si'eany; FAIR 10 5000. siioa %; cboics
t 10 'a os s5saase Bvckwhca, FioIrEsIiarrs
49,, - me sL65 per Zoe pounds g
:. - .reW fprk. Ruckwhcat -C'anadi,n c.
~ 49,, :. tos export cornmeai-Stea tine
S - ana yeiow. si!a4l.oo: coarse. ;iioas
quiet; mailing. si.l;al.IsH q =. Eeu ves,-.
a. !" hea weak; No red. aic. elevator and
s3i, O. En-, .. Great a; Futures sc lover May'
NO. ? &c (. o. b. aHoat Futures 49,, ~ 20, ~. !
sa 20 &c. lower; May. 5il.c. july ciosed :,
s ss, oats-Spoi barely steady; stand "a ,yh,.o
E,,,,,, - :. Iscsf'' NO j. a5lsc.; No. g. s.i.c-
~, Mea.s--e!uiet: picked bellies. la le,,c
Wes.. ' nrirss ii;a i2e LaFd-wcak Middle
STEADY; Continent. So: compound s7e5 ~
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that The banks hoid S29ii5S00 mora than the
it1uiFemeniH OF tho y per cent reserve
rue. TINS s decrease OF $i6Si.675 in the
pFeportloha'e cash reserve as compared with
iast week. the statement follows: Actual
condition: fff'e'
Loans. Sl,&I $3.50; decrease s,,a6isico
Speq9, s2nS7ibiPG: decrease. S5slo.7oo. *
i.eshi tenders. SI35H5Sa: decrease $iao coo
DEPOSITS Si,Ss7fSa 10; dccrcasa ss,03 100 3
Circulation, Si519Slc4; decrease sIila 100
Reserve, Saiioip,l0D; decrease S5.aS07(2 a
Reserve required. SGl7o!2!cD, decrease. 81.
59S2i5 - =
surplus s963sisfo; decspsse ssi.2. rs.
United states deposits 'neiGded. slia,, 500:
decrease, fli$,;10 M IN ' -
summary Of state banks and trust CON.
panias 81 Greater New York no, reoort,ny
to the MN YORK Clearing House.
Loans. ti.>Ss,694; increase. slI.JeS so
spccic, SIiSb0!erc rcrnase. $3.50 o9p
Lcgal tenders sl9f6seo0. decrease. II. AS ,oa
foiai daposits. sl23i5ie3o1. Increase. So
5is leo. 5G%t 1865
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petroieun-s Steady; rcnned. barrels = "a. u.
'heu' bulk $40. Rosln--F!ru,: strained. com.
40" 70 good sss5 1850. Turpcntine-Mar-
nc! stead'i machine barrels, 5000
i''ce-s1teady: i'a;na. sia& 7Isc Molasscs-
se~ Orleans. open kettle. 3og 5qc. sugar
e CIV, q ,ih cofee-Futures steady spot
sniI' a,i0, No. Z ietc.; santos. No i. i3i.c'
a 80. creamery. i5a 2Oi.c. Cheesc-ouie,
sd al , u.i,e,nnahsed Esss-Flrm: fresh gather.
-. 4'g Se; Potatocs-F Firm; Bermuda Ia t.
crop. per barrel. $500. 10: Maine ,e,. ba :,
s st.sor ~: State. Sl.6ogl.e0. Cabbares
E go, sou'herI, new, per crate. ,Ie54is.
iiesh's and Peanuts -Unchansde.
cottouseed oil dull and lower ,o-d,...
attnst liquidation. Induced by lower rid.
haaI.s ana the pronounced weakness y;
nos products. Futures closcd 7G,l7 no,,,
net lower. april s.l5 q s.2a May. se5m y,
une' a.: "a s'33; July. $50 $685. August. s.sis,
30 f'if me crude. o.2ou 535 prime sumfnc,
.eiio". s'Zi3 TO: prime winter yellow = =,
~ prime summer white 6eo4e5o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sa!es at Union stock Yards.)


Richmond. VA, April T. 1911
Following is the report OF the Richmond
live stock market for week ending March 2
Recepts-Cattle, 36l head; calves. So head.
sheep, So head; hogs. AZ head Best steers
Sc: few extra higher medium TO good 5li
@5Ac. common 10 fair. iis I5c: best heif.
ers. S9.c. medium to good. so 5i.c.. com mon
to fair. "A iiac.; fat cows, 4tW4Nc.: extrs
higher; common 10 fair AZ u size; bulls 81
M160: calves SINS COWS and calves SIS 10
50 Per head; good hogs. 81; a few nice light
hogs higher scws and stays. So 6; sheep S;
q 8; lambs 5q5is.
Chicago. Ill. April l.--Cattle- Receipts 3ot
head. Market steady. iSceves, s6256i 6. 90:
Texas steers. s4.50N6.So: Western steers 81 60
@5.S0. stockors and feeders s4G5.s5: cows
and heifers S2.75I6.o4; calves. s5W6.T5 Hogs
Receipts Io,0p) head. Market weak Market
shade lower than early Light, $3.50 a 690
mixed i635W6So heavy s6i59eeo rough.
So 10 d f.3s; good choice heavy. SIS 80 n s sc.
pigs S65nu SO: bulk of sales S6ioa6 Co.
sheep Receipts 1900 head Market steady.
New York April Reeves Receipts l.sss
head. No trading; feeling weak. Calves
Receipts 32f head Market active and
steady. ycais S6Is5p; culls si155c sheen
and Lambs Receipts 1863 head. sheer low .
er. heavy lambs firm; o,hcrs slow lower IA
SOL. Unshorn sheen. Sin S.2! clipped s35olr
$50: unshorn lambs, ssmIl5: clipped S5df
6.25. fIoss-- Receipts 1888 head Mar<c, nom
iiially steady.
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Cotton futures opened steady and closed

Cotton. quiet mldding. i4io net receipts.
40 blaes; gross. LIZ bales; stock. 2os 07S
bales: export TO Great Britain, s3s bales: &c
the Continent, 1854 bales Coastwist, III.
bales.
Total to-day a, al lporis-Net receipts,
so1S baes; export to Great Britain. 3.s3s
balcs to the Continent l5s4 bales; stock.
40 bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Set rceels:s.
S,o1s baes export TO Great Britain. $3.50
bales I nibc Continent. LISA bales.
Total since September at all ports-Nei
receipts, i.a4i.tC3 bales; export Greni
Britain. 3,0237l5 bales; to France. S57,4SI
bales; to the Continent 956o.531 bales: To
Japan, 1854 bales; To Mexico, 1895 bales.
New Orleans La, April 1.--Spot cotton,
i.l6c off middiins, 1ia.c. Sales on the spot
i25 bales and e26 TO arrive. Market opened
steady, unchanged to points down COM
pared with yesterdays close Cables were
about as expected. and the weahtre map in
dicatcd rains and more seasonable tempara :
|, ture everywhere III the cotton country. The
ma rket was vary dull toward the close, which
was steady at n net advance OF gas points
closing bids: April, il0; May H.25; July.
E..; August, 1889; October, 1858: December,
u IS.
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NAVAL STORES.

Whining ,on y. G., April 1--Sprits Tur.
pentinc-Nothing doing. Ros,n-- Steady at
$3.50; receipts 30 barrels Tar-F'irm at so30
receipts 30 barrels crude rIrpentinn-Firm
at s61S50 and $9o5; receipts . barrels
Savannah, Ca Apri! l,--Turpcnt Inc I,ast
sales nj sI.0e: receints 1913 casks; shipments
casks: stock -,e6i casks Rosn- Firm. sa los
9s7 barrels: receipts 15,;5 barrels; stock 3i6s3
burIcis Quote: Is, So TO- 8i-tF
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CHICAGO GRAN MaRK,..r

ohieaso, III. April I'm downright, carr
cst thc wheat pit was well fooled ,oda,,
after deceptive buying flurr, ;he ma ri...,
eon.rary 70 general expectation, slid 10 ,h,
oot'pli Price Tor the year. Lack OF suppor,
Hhu ictt on opening for selling drive ,rhsr,,
proved the hardest OF the week t-io>n-
isGres showed but little recovery, and ,Scr.
= . IS ulner last night. In corn there vas
HhaI loss OF = ~ Nsc.. and on oats I'd pro
VISIONS at The end OF the day had become
'ts eSpehsive by a shade % I6c
me leading futures ranged as follows;
/ l
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT Market

Reportcd by Rodgers, McCnbe & COS
Petersburg, Va. April i,--Pcanuts.- span
lsh. MARKET FIRM al Sl.:5 per blishc Vir-
ginians-Markot steady; bunch iI44c. per
pound; fancy handp rlicd. 3iaG35lc per
pound: extra prime. 3laT SSsc per pound;
prime. &C.: machine picked. 80 q sac; shell.
Ing stock 2I2c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE
roNr RICHMOND. Arnn. ]. /:

ARRIVED.
steamer Bcrkelcy, shelly Norfolk ncr-
chandisc aud passengers, Old Dominion Line
steamer Mobinck, Graves, Norfolk and
James I.iver landings. merchandise and mas.
scngcrs, Virginia Navisation ro,npnny
steamer blanche. Farman Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengors Furman Line.
Bare Pamunkey. Bailey Baltimore coal
+. =. Murphy \ son
SAILED
steamer Berkeley, %Shclly. Norfolk mer.
chandisc and passengers. Old dominion Line
Steamer Brandon. Harney, Norfolk ner.
chandisc and passengers. Old Dominion line
scngcrs Fnrman Line.
Steamer rheisa, Hansen, ST John. y. d,
lumber.
sIat .---------------i
Wccki, isanIl statement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02

scabo,,,n wrsiern lst gold 's-..,....... Oh:
SoutlcrU d-iIc AuJ' 2s-.......-........ 155,
sou;b,r,, ,i ic conY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. az,
Souther, na;iE 49, ....'...'t........,. lG7
L. S r.tu,,,, gen, is..t................ 7s7,
T. s rnr,,ndir5, iesissercd. .".......... iOlti
H. s e. ,s,,is, -. "upoh.......-........ loiH
e. - c,,na,, 90 Observation-Disclosures. 1919.
u s a. r.Y,.a Observation-Disclosures. lol+,
III ~ $3.50. eA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lis
Union j5,ci,, ll5.4
ii Stnci '5,d - s''-.'......-,.,........ l0t;,
Virginia: - t..'-......... itj..
wabash Ist ,n, ~ ~ ,s-''....'-...,........ lcii:
---s----. -, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
RICHMOND STOCK M.,RkEr.
By Richard " Maury
Stcck and Bond Broker. 1915 E. Main Street
Richmond Va. .Anril / 1911

Richmond, Va. April l. 1911.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
Virginia S. Old. g.. and r.. 1882 ~. s5as
Va. Centuries, %, G. and r.. 1921. s5S4 i.
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. c. L. II. r. Con. TT. : p. Co.. %
C.. and o. Gent IL. !Ks. 1892 ~. 1Ol
Georgia. sou. and Fla, I9i5.... los
Ga. and Fla. X. LIST Mort 5s 1856. 81 So
Georgia and Ala. Cen. S. 1885,. los
Nor. and West Ey. Is 1895 ....... os
f;or. and West; Rs. Pocn. H. 1884, IS
seaboard Air Line Is, 1850. .. Ss,A
Seaboard Adj, S. Northumberland. 75lS
Southern Railway lst IS lo9f t07
so. r. Dew ana c. ". Is 1885, rs
Western y. c. LIST 6s. C., 1916. ~. 1c5
+ STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Nor. and Ports. Trac Co So, 1896 Sc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

StiOChS--CompresSed Nominal
Loose pressed. large ba lea... Nominal
Load your cars SO that hay at doors rep
resente contents and thus avoid reflections
This market Grades hay in accordance
With the rules OF the National Hay Aasocia.
ton.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

hmorir,n re-, ~ ,s.:............... 7sh
An,o,ic,; r.,, anu ieI. con- ts.......... lcsn
p,cri,.,,, -, $1,000 ts:-....... SIS
A,cI,so, oo'cco ACKNOWLEDGEMENT O7A.
A,chison -, e;'....'..t.....-. 1907.
Atlantis go. ~ ............... lios,
BrontIy, ,.'''c ~ 's................ s3A
i.cn,rnj =, i., con-. m,................ s,A
f,hssane.L -, ga % bid, .......... 1914.
t.hnsanearc s nc, Cm mo 'tzs.-..... lto1t
lhicago, -. and Quincy jo!nt ts.|ti ..
lhieaeo. B and Quincy gen ss.. .s..
'.hieaso MI and 81. z. dob. {. tbi,ij ~
$50 y, =. :. ana rae Il. II. col. is. 1ar.
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our market closed to-day vii, n, ~,
pou',l! ruling steady Eggs only faIriv a -
siNe al quotations Spring lambs ana rhaino
cattle in good demand fu SHoice
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'Suotatl0hs ior interest paying Londs are
at price 10 which interest mus, be add,d
Income bonds ana certificates o: Indebted.
ness nat
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'eaoloG futures ranged as follows:
Opcn, High In,r ~.

''t-H0' -N,4'U UUHNeIE, COTn :
40 bushels; ats. 1890 bushels. SHIPMENTS.
nc neat, IT, E Ls bushels; corn. al?soo bushels:
Cash grain closed: Whcat--No. red s51.
s 9 &c; No red. An Soc; No. . hard, s5,s a,
a1M aitc.; No. . northern, "a a &c NJ ::
northern, aaNg5c; No. spring. aaic.: No,
spring, 5. q a5o: velvet chan. sen eoc d,i
rum, 500 Soc. Gorn--No. and No . white
46a1 iGi4c: No . yellow. 46ll4sa;c; No e ~,
Soc No. white AK q +5c.: No 3 yellow. Al,
Wioc; No g. i2l2N 43c. No. white and Eo
! yellow. 42A. 4Siec Oats-No . osa: II 80! r. .
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weekly isanl, Stntcmcr

Ntcit'! Hunlt statement.
New York, Apri, I...-'rlIU statement 81
clearing house banks FOR tile week shou.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED By Levy Commission Co.. Com.
mission Merchants, Richmond. Va.
Richmond Va. April I, 1911.
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,r ,o, irish. No. /. bus. .... 50
dried apples. H..
MARKET co<pIro
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1911-05-26
WILKESTOWN.

Here come again to chat with the
dear old Advertiser
We are having some dry weather
now.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Neatherlard and
family spent the day with Mrs B. ID.
Hanson Sunday.
Miss Sallie Killebrew called on Mrs.
D W Tclar Sunday after noon
W. I. Killebrew and j B. Hanson
we're out driving Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Harthcock spent
the day with her sister. Mrs. d. w.
Tolar.
Mr.. M. p. Mcbride and family we're
seen on their way to Walter McBride's 8
Sunday.
Miss Evie Kate Hanson spent the
night with Miss Nina Neatnerlano
Friday
Miss b tie Bee Hunter and Mis-
IRE Idle Wallace spent the night with
Miss Keety Mcbride Thursday
Ben Hanson spent the dav with his
mother. Mrs. B. o. Hanson, Sunday.
airs. Bob KilleUrsw scent the daY
with her dangnter. Mrs. D. W Tolar.
Sunday
j. r. Neatherland one of our hnst-
ling farmers. was in town Saturday on
business
am sorry to bear cf Mrs. G. Z.
Huover1s destb. Shs will be greatly
missed by her friends and loved ones.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1911-05-26

Weep not. dear friends. she is not dead
bat asleep 10 the arms of Jesus Her
grave was covered with beautiful flow
ers by loving hands which showed
that we all loved her.
Miss Alice Frost was seen passing
through our little town Friday.
We had nice rain on the night of
the Goth that made every thing look
fresh.
We will soon be setting out sweet
potatoes.
There are some few candidates
around.
We would be- glad If some good
friends OF Uncle Jack Donahoe would
and the small pension she gets is NOE
enough to supply her needs. This old
lady bought tomb for her husband.
showing her great love for one who
travelled through life with her.
Mrs. Martha McLain is spending
while with her mother.
| am glad the sick are all up again,
Blackherries are getting ripe now.
Crops are looking some better.
Bilbo spoke at Zeiglerville FRIDAY
night.
J. b. Hanson spent the night very
pleasantly with his friend, W. 7. Kill
Hebrew. saturday
Mrs. NJ. p McBide called on Mrs.
B. d Hanson Monday afternoon.
Wit best wishes to the dear old Ad-
vertiser and it's manv readers
WHIP. .PO0R-WILL.