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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-14
Io,,,sv,ILETo cELEeRArE.

position in 1915 viii mark the fiftieth
anniversary Of the end of the civil
war and it Is proposed by the Louis
vile convention league to claim Louis
vile as the logical point az Lincoln
and Davis were natives Of Kentucky.
The cooperation OF the federal gov
eminent will be asked.
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cRowpER JUDGE ADVOCATE.

Washington, Feb. 13.-Col. Enoch H.
Crowder tomorrow will become judge
advocate general of the army, succeed
ing Geo. B. Davis. who has retired on
account Of statutory age.
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A lot of old newspapers,
tied up in neat bundles, for
sale, &c a bundle, at The Jour-
nal office.
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The occupant of the fourth floor nat
was looking through the pages of the
dictionary the agent was trying to sell
OHM No." he said. closing the book
and handing 1t back. II don't want II.
x1ts twenty years behind the times. 1t
defines 'janitor' as the .caretaker' OF a
building. He's the caremaker!"-Ar-
gonaut.
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WEST FLORIDA
WANT ADS.
MILLIGAN.

BARCLAY HOUSE. Mnligan. Fla. oppo-
site the station. Everything new and
clean. Special attention to commercial
men. Rates. $500 per day. 5an2Stf
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If you have anything to
sell; if you wish to buy any,
thing, advertise in The Jour-
nails Want Columns.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

r. q A. N.
n Regular communication Of Pensa-
~ cola Lodge No. A. F. & A. NJ.
wv Thursday February Is, at 1880
J" o'clock. Visiting brothers frater-
nally invited.
A. G. BROWN
= ". c. FREDERICK, W. NJ
Secretary.
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Livestock and Poultry.

White Rock. brown leghorn and Rhode
Island Red eggs, 81 per IL. Indian run
ners 81. Also runner drake for sale.
Day-oh chicks. 10c. Cottage Hin Poultry
Yards. Cottage Hill. Fla. 12feb
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cREW M0IlcE-

CREW NOTICE.
- Neither the Captain, Owners
26 nor Consignees Of the italian
bark Gesso, will be responsible
for debts contracted by the
crew Of said vessel.
G. CREGNO,
Captain.
SOUTHERN STATES LBR. CO.,
Consi1nee3
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Classified
LEGAL NOTICE.

CREW NOTICE.
- Neither the Captain, Owners.
nor Consignees of the British
steamship Inchmoreo, viii be
responsible for debts contract
cd by the crew OF said vessel.
p. MCCLELLAN,
Captain.
SOUTH ATLANTIC S. &. CO..
Consignees.
CREW NOTICE.
- Neither the Captain, owners.
8 nor Consignees of the Italian
ship Rosario, will be RESPONSE
BILE for debts contracted by the
crew of said vessel.
D. FLORENTINA.
RIx N. ROBINSON, Captain.
Consigness.
CREW NOTICE.
~ Neither the Captain. Owners,
3& nor Consignees of the steam
ship Ravelston. will be respon-
X sible for debts contracted by
the crew Of said vessel.
VIM McGREG0,
Captain.
THE KEYSER- MULDON CO.,
Consignes.
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ExRECToRANT
CUnEo -oouoaao LAND coIDo
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MONEY TOLOAN.

MONEY LOANED on all kinds OF per-
eonA property on short notice. Easy
terms. Suburban lots sold on easy pay
ments. ]. 3. Gray Co.. W. Roman1- u
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SPIRIT MARKET
REMAINS FIRM

Savannah, Ca, Feb. 13.-The spirits Of
turpentine market opened and closed firm
to-day. Rosin was firm. Transactions
were IL fnNnwa.
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BAY VIEW PARK POULTRY YARD
to 80 per setting. Prize winnins stock.
W. T. Tracy. 18th street and Goth avenue.
F. o. Box 676. 2Sjan
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The capital stock authorised TO DO
thirty ave thousand dollars ($35.00), d.
vided into shares Of one hundred dollars
(S10O) each Each subscriber thereto
may pay for the stock subscribed for by
him in property, labor or services Mt .
just valuation, to be fixed by the 1ncor-
porator, or In cash.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HATS CLEANED-Straws, Panamas,
felfs and derbies. All kinds cleaned
and renovated. Satisfaction guaranteed.
G. Karptin. 20 East Government St.
12jau
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MODEL INCUBATORsLHatch chix that
wi1f 1--we. MODEL BROODERS viii keep
them healthy and save the heavy NOR
the first hatch. guarantee satisfaction
70 every purchaser. C.. Gunter Gilmore,
Phone 917. z9dec
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; OYSTERS delivered to any part Of the
city, Sundays included. Phone 7eS.
! Apostles Oyster Depot. 11nov
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11
SOL0NS D0OGE
L0R|MER INQUIRY.
Lieutenant Governor Orders Arrest
Of Half of Senate Membership
for Being Absent.

SPRINGFIELD. H., April ll.-De'
claring that Il large part of the mem.
bership OF the Illinois senate was
playing horse" Northumberland
Oglesby, today ordered the arrest OF
one-half OF the body for failing 10 lie
present at the opening session today
When the time for the converting OF
the senate there was one member less
than a quorum present. Another soon
appeared. however, and with the
necessary one-half OF the members
present. the session opened.
The members whose arrest has
been ordered, will appear before the
committee to explain the reason for
their absence today. A rule OF the
senate provides that all senators must
attend all the sessions unless excused
for sufficient cause.
Following a secret conference here
OF members of the Illinois senate,
Lorimer bribery investigation commit
tee. Amos Zinn, special process Ser
yer for the committee, left for south
ern Illinois with subpoenas for mum
Der OF witnesses. State Senator ID
w. Helm. chairman OF the committee
refused 10 say who the subpoenas
were for or the number issued
IL is reported here today that Helm
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11
U. OF M. STUDENTS WAKE UP
CAPITAL WITH RAH.RAHS
Forty-Five Of Them, Plloted BY Three
Professors, Take In Sights OF
Washington.
oFrom a stan Corre.pondent)

tFrom a stan Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON, April 11.-Forty-
FIVE students and three professors
from Ann Arbor. arrived here last
night and made the air ring with u.
OF VI. yells as they piled into the
street cars at the Union station. The
party is on an annual eastern outing
of the university's electrical engineer
Ing departments and is in charge OF
Professors s. j. Zowski, c. n. Fes-
sender and Benjamin Bailey.
Those on the trip are: A. p. Allen,
G. II. Benedicst. c. G. Bundschu. G..
+. Buysses, @. b. Emerson, II. NJ.
Fonda, w. II. Gerhauser, II Haskins.
J. H. Henning. o. c. Keliher, II. F.
Kern. A. l.. Rimball. II. K. Kugel,
A. Kynoch, r. F. Baker, o. w. Bauer,
II. f. Brelsform. II. l.. Cornell, +. NJ.
Fisher, c. j. Hayner. +. r. Little, $.
r. Livingstone. II. MacFarlane, ii. J..
Marley, w j. McRae, G. Il. Nehis, l..
A. Offer. r. w. Ranney, II. Rosenfield,
n. f. Sloman. NJ. s. Sloman, A. Walk.
er, ]. II. Walker, II. l.. Ward, A. King
ston. A. G. Lindsay, G.. n. Norquist,
w. M. Rennie and II. A. Snow.
PULLMAN.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11
c. A. WARREN AT HIS DESK.
Cashier Of Dime Savings Bank Re.
turns From California Much I'm
proved.

Charles A. Warren. cashier OF the
Dime Savings Bank, returned TO his
desk, Tuesday morning. after a vaca-
ton for his health for the past six
months. Mr.. Warren spent some
time I'm New England and then, AS
the weather became severe. went TO
Florida. After a few weeks there he
went TO Los Angeles. where he has
been for the past four months.
Il was In pretty bad shape when
went away" said Mr.. Warren, but
am in good shape now and | am
glad TO be back again. The climate
OF southern California did wonders
for me. was able to live out doors
all the time. Things seem TO be
very prosperous In that part OF the
country. They claim that there are
100000 tourists there all the time. I
met almost 100 people from Detroit,
during my stay. They say that there
are 10000 people In Los Angeles who
were born in Michigan"
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11
NOT SO DESIRABLE
AS AN INVESTMENT


middle Dul
basis make
considerable outstanding ana
cannot you
commercial agencies =,
decide whether
no
putt
mate satisfactory
regular dividends
81 vaue
probably worth this al
investment II not
men dividends 10 me
and Engine
deceased person
must De endorsed
ne Is
OF the deceased when sent for transfer must
certifying
that capacity Upon the receipt OF
in
certificate of stock to whomsoever Is
old
the heirs wish
Treasu
OF L Ii me the present
lain hey
ae'elop VIII n. .pprecated
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11
SCORE ROOSEVELT FOR
HIS RACE SUICIDE TALK
stupid Fourfiusher," Absolute FOOL
and other Epithets are Applied to
Him by New york Woman.

NEW YORK, April 1l.-"Stupid
fourfiusher." Absolute fool" "Purvey-
or of balderdash'' and Clumsy, com
mon and vulgar meddler," are few
Of the epithets which Col Roosevelt s
latest dictum that marriages OF less
than four children are sterile, has
prominence
Mrs. Isaac l.. Rice, president of the
society for the suppression OF unnec-
essary noises, believing the contribut-
! ing editor comes within the scope OF
her work, says:
How like the colonel! No ones
ton is too great or too intimate for
him to bawl out his solution.
Mrs. Marcia F. Townsend con-
tributes the opinion that Col Roose-
welt Is "a fool, four-fusher," and may
be a few other things. Let him ar
range for his own offspring" suggests
Mrs. Townsend, who is treasurer of
the Women's Political Union, but for
heavens sake let him shut up about
the rest OF America. II | used the
right words TO describe his idiocy,
they wouldn't be printed"
Mrs. Arthur Elliott Fish says:
Just imagine a woman going through
the necessary suffering Just to do a
service TO the state! Why should
she? What has the state ever done
for her? Why, II doesn't give even
the children she has proper protec-
ton"
America is in much more danger
from the prophet Of race suicide than
from its perils,'' adds Mrs. Raymond
Brown, president OF the Woman Suf.
frage Study club.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11
Markets and Finance

10 shipping steers. S5,65Q6: medium
butcher steers. 1000 10 l,lVO lbs, 80 70
3 80 ltght butcher steers ~ 30 a. D. 70
best fat cows, s4SOgS; fair 10 good
s3035O trimmers s2.I5QS best fat
heifefs, s525 70. good fat heiters'
st65 H5.lO, fair 10 good do. SO 100,
steers dehorned. SIS 25q $50. medium
TO good feeding steers. sl.75H5. stock
'ers all grades, 1926 e. 90 best bulls,
sSgSa5 Bologna bulls dns ..t2ssgt .SS.
best Mixers and springers, Si0u % /:
good 20 best mixers and sprlngers, $50
ass, common 10 good do. Ss5 so
heavy. 50 500 :. SO; workers.. $3.50: pigs.
sheep and Lambs Receipts. 80 cars.
slow; wool lambs $500 eco; clipped,
wethers. $50: ewes, sI5OQ475
Calves: s450Qs75.
EAST BIFFALO-CIose.
EAST BuFFALo. n Y April IL
SaIe 9r Res s,ssrs 10 tO head SS1aSs
grades s3d63O Calves: Receipts.
$50 head: market. steady: Gull 10
choice. s5GS75 sheep and lambs: Re,
choice lambs. s6.5Oa6eO; Gull 10 fair,
s5q6.25; yearlings, s6.5oq5S5; sheep.
5l0- Hogs Receipts, LOO head.
market, slow and lower. workers.. So.
heavy, sSs5a65O; roughs. ,5.50a575,
stays. s475Q5,
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. April H.
Hogs Receipts, $4,000: market. steady,
mixed and butchers. 6l5a655; good
heavy So So a 1. 40. rough heavy, $3.50
oslo light. s6.25 u so: pigs. $3.50
go Cattle. Receipts. 5000; market.
slow: beeves, s5.l5q6.7O, cows and
heifers s4H570 Texans, sf4570:
calves. S5a635 Sheep: Receipts,
! 600: market, steady; native. s34435;
western 1886. lambs, s4.T5q630:
western. sl.75q6.3o.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11
Late Local News

The jury In the will contest case
OF August Forster, returned verdict,
Monday afternoon, In favor of Emil
Gumtrow, relative of Forster's wife,
and against Mrs. Anna Janke, For
ster's sister and declaring valid the
last will the Gratiotave merchant
made before his death but which was
declared to be missing. Mrs. Janke,
who was the defendant in the case
was the beneficiary in the first will.
Mrs. Minnie Herring has filed suit
against the Court of Honor for $1,000.
alleged to be due her as insurance
on her husband, julius Herring.
Alleging that after employees of the
Auto-Sales company at No. 1921
Woodward-ave. had dissembled his
automobile In order to make repairs
they were unable to put II together
again, suit against the company was
filed Tuesday by Robert p. MINIS, OF
No. l59-161 .Firstst. He asks $4,000
damages.
Articles Of association were filed
Tuesday by the. Sisters of Bon Sc
cours, religious order for the relief
OF INDECENT, or other sick OF infirm
persons In their homes" The head
quarters Of the order are at No. $3.50
Trumbull-ave.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11
|ALDERMEN AND
MAYOR TO CLASH
Council Likely To Pass Resolution
Relieving Contractor Haniey
Over Mayors Veto.

frhe iirst real clash between Mayor
THOMPSON and the common councli
A due 10 occur Tuesday night Inc
mayor Is determined TO send Ne.o
on the councils action, TWO weeks
ago, In relieving Contractor James
Hanley of the Fairyiew sewer con
tract and awarding him S4.662.oi
compensation, the balance due on the
work he has performed thus 1ar'
However. sentiment among the Ike
|publican aldermen strongly iaNors
Hanley, aud the indications are that
the council will again stand by him
Ina spite Of the veto at tonight
session. Several of the aldermen ap-
proached on the subject, Tuesday
morning, expressed that opinion. On
the former occasion, Aid Schultz,
OF the Seventeenth, was the only one
who actively opposed Hanley.
Hanley represents that he stands
TO lose several thousand dollars II
compelled TO go on with the contract
because he was not informed as 10
the nature OF the soil he had to con-
tend with and did not raise his bid
accordingly. Mayor Thompson takes
the position that IL Hanley did not
know what he was up against II
was his own fault and. in his com
munication TO the council, points out
that Hanley has had much expert
ence In bidding on city work.
I'VE city officials are expanding the
money of the taxpayers and should
guard IL as IL IL were our own he
says.
The mayor insists that Hanley
should be held TO his contract and
that the city should not be asked TO
pay for his mistakes.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11
NO COURT-UNLESS 1T RAINS.
Circuit Judge Muffin Gives Opening
Day Official Recognition.

Baseball has received Official recog-
milton at the hands of the Wayne
county circuit courts.
As court adjourned in Judge Muir.
fms room at noon, Tuesday, the Judge
announced:
Court will convene at 9 o'clock,
sharp, Wednesday, and win be in con-
tinuous session until l p. m, that is,
unless II rains"
A smile fitted around the room as
those present, consulted memoran-
dums and found that the baseball
season in Detroit opens Wednesday.
Judge Murfin did not announce wheth-
er he intended keeping up the practice
OF adjourning early throughout the
baseball season.
Down in the county clerks office.
Arthur Whitcomb, deputy county
clerk, announced that he would not be
at his desk, Wednesday afternoon.
However. he FASTENED to add that he
had an engagement with the dentist
and was not going TO the baseball
game
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11
British War Office To Be probsd.

LONDON, April flowing to the
cry Of graft in connection with the
war Offices order of March 20 that
all infantry officers In the British
army provide themselves-at their
own expense-with crimson and gold
sashes for full dress, II isl likely that
the order will be rescinded and the
war Office officially probed. The
sashes cost from $25 to $40 each and
would not be worn more than two
or three times a year The contract
or, IL Is estimated, would clean up
about $4,000 on the job. II is open
~ limited that somebody I'm the war
ONCE was fixed and parliament is
trying to fnd out who is responsible
for the order
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11

his attorneys would probably carry
the case TO the supreme court
Hugh c. Shalveri, one Of The union
leaders, today said:
Naturally we are pleased that the
higher court upheld our petition In
error and we believe that eventually
We will win. But our greatest fight
must be against the extension OF the
Sherman antitrust law TO include
labor unions, Congress should speci-
fically except labor unions in new
legislation amending the Sherman
law"
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11
THIS ONE. ALSO. WAS
'STAKED IN THE WINTER

II is
the Montreal river district
tell
s talking about
OF
swh
the vein.
hadha
did
at
the anne
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11

ApPlesT7!Bsaidwins, 'Asoes: stssr'
Bsss.na.-doOd shipping stock. H.s'
Bes..-pried Lima. sta!c per ID.
c:is..-rloridar ,,as Ssso Pc. s s = :.
Chee.~-Michigan fiats, old. lsQIec;
late made. lsGf4e: York state hats,
1ls sMi. i.s sos ads black sxi: d
Burger. RSise; brick cheese. ltHa
Crsnberries - Late, HoweA $40 per
D.;s.~Psrsisn. sose per ID: Faraa
Dressed C.ives-Fancy. sh01oc 10;
Fisnss Haddies-sH o So per ID.
EE.1imPorted: new li0lsc per ID
Fresh Vegetable. = -ucumhers. nat.
house. 81 20 a. .76 per doz; lettuce. hot
house, IoG i2c ID; head lettuce. sl;5o
S5c; green pepper. 60c per basket: car
parsnips. 500 ssc per bu; beets. so q $50
basket crates. sI.504l.75 per basket;
pieplant. 40 q 500 bunch: spinach. 81
Der hamper; green beans 49,
per; wax beans. IS bu; asparagus, $1.25
4150 per doz; California, 40c per
bunch; green onions. loo per doz: beets,
hamper: new cabbage. ,&2592so per
erape-zMalasas: Sos per Dol
I Grape Fsuit - Florida. ss1S0t Der
Ho.ey-Fancy white. ITO Isc; No. J.
ls017c: amber. I+0lSo; extracted. 50
H.y-betroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots T. o. b. Detroit: No. I timothy.
2ss5; efOSas. mls MS c isso ~.
straw, s75oGs; wheat and oar straw,
sGbo@7. Loose hay from farmers.
E from On the q. s 20 auanty
Sc: Noe / cured Bulls bulls. SIC: No. green,
s s9 No iOc cu fsasS Saf 70 &c. H9
ss:7t; No.; 2; !sa.7s: shfSsD:sins a. :: % .
l2e per ID: maple syrup. $50 500 per
Nut.-Biack wslnata ~ 0ac per -:
butternuts, y Ste per Id; new shell
backs. 4@4bc per ID.
! Lemons-California. f:.bo04.
Limes-S1 a l2L per doc.
Mnshrooms-15 " zoe per dos.
,onions-soegH per os; Spanish a.,
o.lSe sets-Yeiiow. siSo: whits
os.nse.Ucaiifornia naveis. sa7so
s.26 per box: Floridas. sz.bo02.7s per
box
observation-disclosures - per crate;
So 2.60 per dor
J Potatoes-Michigan car lots bo0bsc
per bu: new Bermudas. s2.75 Der bu.
81 so per Dbl
PouitFy-Springs. 1874 q lec: fowl
ls0Ishc: old -oa.ters. l59l611c,
1 GIsc per 10. Dressed poultry: Hens,
l5Q16c; springs, acc; ducks, 100 l6c;
geese. 11ql2c: turkeys. $50 zoe per 10.
AlFnNN Ia ~
( pint cases, 80 per case.
/ sweet Pot1toes-JeTseys. kiln dried.
l.1b per crate.
Taiiow-No. 1. sac; No 2. 4xc ID
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11
DIES BY OWN HAND.

PETOSKEY, Mich, April IL
When members OF the family OF G..
Dale Gardner entered his room at his
home this noon they found him lying
dead on bed, death having resulted
from poisoning. Mr.. Gardner was a
heavy loser in the business district
ire of last Tuesday but was prepar-
ing for. a new start. Two daughters
and son survive the deceased who
was one OF Petoskey's principal bus.
mess men. The coroner has not yet
rendered a verdict.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11
WILL APPEAL LABOR CASE.
D. &. Loewe Says He VIII Carry Boy
colt Affair 10 Supreme Court.

DANBURY. Conn, April I'D. f.
Loewe, of the firm of d. f. Loewe &
Co, whose judgment for 1892 ,240.12
damages against the union in the
famous Danbury Conn batters' case
was reserved and a new trial ordered
In the United States circuit court Of
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone Co, 1l6.11S Griswold-st.
RosTON COPPER MARKET-CIose.

AIIOueZ 30, Butte NOaI y, IdI q y
Asa, Cop Range 500, East Butte ii a,
SOi4, Giroux 6, Goldheld Cons y, Grn
Cananea 67-6, Hancock %. Ind 2ls,
Inspiration Sc. Kerr Lake 6&s, Ke-
weenaw ~, La Rose T-6; Lake 81 ".
Mohawk 81 New Cons 177s. New Utah
75c. Nipissing 1919. y Butte 27ls. "
Lake So. Ohio Cop a., Otibway y
old Dom 81, Parrot lih. Quincy SO,
Raven 20. shannon 10, South Lake u.
sun q Bos az, Sup a. Pitts 1874. Trim
fly {. Utah Cons 10. u $ smelt 81. do
pref 45L
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11

State Senator Logan Hay, member OF
the investigating committee and
States Attorney Edmund Burke. held
meeting last night 10 discuss poe
sible perjury proceedings against
some OF the Witnesses whose tesu-
mony has been contradlcted by other
witnesses
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11
PROESCE.

There was nothing in the market this
morning TO attract special attention
The whole market seems TO have
struck It's level at the moment and
steadiness Is the principal feature. No
change was expected In the butter
market this week. An excellent de-
mand for eggs is expected this week.
but ample supplies are I'm sight 10 meet
IL. Dressed calves are in fairly good
supply. and are no better than steady.
Poultry is In good demand. but in the
absence OF live receipts, storage stocks
are moving freely. Potatoes continue
firm under a good demand. and so far
as the market has any tendency. IL Is
upward.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11
BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share sales OF April
10. furnished by Hayden. stone A Co
Adv so. Az 20. Anal $50. . IS n n
G 30. Butte 20. & a 60. Cal 3. Range
l27. r b IS. Frank 60. OK 30 g & $50.
IIan 100, Helv so. Inspn 100. 7 & or 10.
Roy IaO, Lake 25 l. : 90. New 3O5 New
Arc 10, Nip 10. y u 1856. n l. 1855.
Quincy 20. Ray 16l. Shan 60, shat 50,
< a u 1856. & = iiS. Trim 90, Z $ n
2s6 do pr l6l. VI Con A5. Vic %
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11
Reported for The Times by HAYDEN.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone a Co, April Il:
There are only slight changes in the
Boston copper share list which. taken
as a whole. is featureless The tone
Is more or less irregular, trading be-
ing chiefly i'm odd lots In the indus
trial list United Fruit has been fea-
ture selling at 1870 a further gain or
2 points Eastern = = has been more
active than for n long time past sell
Ing at So American Wooden com is
selli.> az Si'g ANN Fone at liS ana
gain OF ~
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples. gals. ti7s;
baked beans, lib, SO q soc; Lima beana
s11 1.6o. Corn: Fancy maine, yI.lo;
STANDARD stand sSc. Table Seets si;asG I LaS.
area ssa' ,i fSGcy soaked sss sS Sas saimos
sockeye. tall. SAILS; fiat. t2.2e; Alaska
reds. $3.50: ALASKA pinks. sl25 Toma-
toes. ts0s0c. succotasn. hVl.io per
doz.
Coffee - Packet coffee. l0o-lb. case.
tlg.75 1880. delivered
Feed-Bran. sal; fine middlings. ezs:
coarse middlinss sss. cracked corn
s si e fSa5' SEQ sG pe4 .on va corn ana
Flour-Michigan patents. In wood.
best $3.50; ordinary patents Nay ~:
hour. s4;46 per Dbl 49,. -, un.
seed. Sac; Diamond headlight kerr
osene. Sc, Perfection, &C; Eocene,
l0Iao; crown gasoline. l2kc gal, tur-
pentine. In barrel lots. Sos gal
ily. s19Ql9.50; medium, clear, SlG9
1850; smoked hams. l3Qlic; dry
salted briskets, ai0c; shoulders.
loo; picnic hams, 9zc; bacon. To- Ice
lard. In uerces. ghc; Kettle rendered
sugar.-corrected daily by w. II.
Edgar a Son: Crystal dominoes. 2-lb-
$50; bib. $3.50: Eagle tablets, tssbi
cut loaf. s6.o5; cubes, $3.50: xxxS
t54b; graduated. extra coarse. s5l5:
tine. In bulk. sb.05. In 2b-lb. cotton
bags, 1910; Michigan granulated. $3.50:
household powdered, b-lb. cartons. rs TO
case, $3.50 per case. diamond 4. isis:
confectionery A, So: No. .. s5.05; No. 2.
80. .. ,i.sb: Nc. Z. ytSs" No, 5. N7si
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NO. 10. SA.bO loo lba.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-11

A contract for a new car ferry
which will cost approximately 100000
was awarded Monday TO the Toledo
Shipbuilding Co. by the Mackinac
Transportation Co. which operates
the car ferries at ST. Tgnace and Ste.
Marie. between Mackinaw City and
~ Ignace. The steamer will be 1852
feet long and will have capacity
for carrying 25 cars.