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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-12-16
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pay exorbitaut prices TO get new equip
ment on the job next spring aud II
would cost them great deal OF money
az q result
For that reason the commissioners
advised that sufficient funds be advan-
ced any contractor who wished the ar
rangeuent made % pay up the out.
standing obligations, taking an assign
ment OF the equipment for security !
said equipment to remain on the JOB
and saic contractors 20 complete the
work next spring when fnal settle.
ment will be made.
The board agreed with the commits
sioners and thought that the best solu-
ton of a difficult proposition so the
ARRANGEMENTS have been made and MI
creditors for material that went into
the county road will be paid in full.
The board. after the commissioner
had retired, thought that some imam
cial return should be- made the com
missioners for their work during TN
summer. As is we'll known. the ioa'
commissioners in this county draw n
salary and the board would not one
them a salary for they are all men tna
command much more wage than 20
county can afford to pay them. Nevc
theless, il was thought that some r.
compense should lie made them for %
expense they have incurred all yea
Last year the board presented eac
commissioner with 5000 this year th'
have done much more work and h'
much greater expense 80 motion w
made to give each commissioner IS
ms a token OF the boards appreciate
OF their interest in the county roa
the past year.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-12-16
Notice 10 7 axpayers

The tax roll Of the Township OF
Mastodon is now II my hands for the
purpose Of collecting the taxes due
upon the real and personal property OF
Mastodon township.
I will be at the Office Of the Damn
mine every Friday between this date
and January 10 for the purpose OF re-
ceiying such taxes After January ~
a collection fee OF per cent will Ie
charged.
John Erikson.
Township Treasurer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-12-16

The Mystic Workers gave card
party last Wednesday evening. A
dainty lunch was served and all report
ed having had fine time.
Mr.. Charles Hughes, Jr., spent the
week end with friends at Ishpeming.
Mr.. Howard Hooper of Iron Noun
tain spent Sunday in town.
Mesrss. Art Holmes and j. W.
Peterson spent the week end with
relatives at Stambaugh.
Rev. r. Il. Miller spent last Monday
in town.
w w. B. T. N. (rl
Mr.. Walter Promo drove over to
Crystal Falls last Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Gibson spent
Tuesday in Crystal Falls
Miss Maud Stacy of Crystal Falle is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Liberty.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-12-16
Michigan Crop Report
Lansing. Mich
December 4 1911,
WHEAT.

The condition OF wheat as compared
with an average per cent. Is 80 in the
state, SO in the southern counties, ~
in the central counties, % IN the nor
therp counties and "a in the Upper
Peninsula. One year ago the per cent.
was 90 in the State. % in the southern
counties, % IN the central counties, w
in the northern counties and 90 in the
Upper Peninsula. The total number
of bushels OF wheat marketed by far-
mers in November at l2c Touring mills
IL l79. 1914 and at Id elevators and TO
grain dealers 10. 1859, or u total OF %,
1858 bushels OF this amount 23l, lib
bushels were marketed in the southern
four tiers OF counties, l0s, 6is 10 the
central counties and IL. COZ in the nor
thern counties and Upper Peninsula.
The estimated total number of bushels
of wheat marketed in the -four months.
August. n oyember is 6. GO0. 600. FIT,
eight mills. elevators and grain dealers
report no wheat marketed in Novem-
her. The total number OF bushels OF
wheat set remaining III poss ssion OF
growers il estimated al :, OO0.
RYE
The condition Of rye rs compared
with an average per cent. Is g in The
State and central counties, 70 IN the
southern counties 93 in the northern
counties and 90 In the Upper Peninsu
Ia One year ago the per cent. was "
in the State. % in the southern coun
ties. % in the central counties and 3
, in the northern counties and Uppe
| Peninsula.
D FALL PASTURE.
The condition of fall pasture AZ com
: pared with an average per cent. Is
4. in the state and southern counties, :
+. in the central counties. 80 in the south
q ern counties and 100 in the Upper PEI
q insula.
20 LIVE STOCK.
n The condition OF live stock through
It out the State is 90 for horses, cattle M
10 sheep and 96 for swine.
81 FREDERICK &. MARTINDALl
e. Secretary Of State.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-12-16
FALL PASTURE.
Notice to Stockholders

Notice is hereby given, that the
regular annual meeting of the Stock.
holders OF the Finnish and Swedish
Mercantile Association OF Crystal Falls
Michigan. for the election OF Directors
for the ensuing year, and for the trans
action OF such other business as may
lawfully come before the.meeting. will
be held at the Office of said Association
on the second Monday In January, A.
ID. 1912, ut z o'clock p. M.
Chas Neugebauvr,
Manager.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-12-16
Maccabee Officers

The following officers were duly
elected tor the ensuing year
Com. -Thos. Conlin.
LENT Com. VIM f. Lyons.
Record Keeper-Chss Ponchaud.
Finance Keeper Robt. Munns
Chap. Alex Leonard.
Ply. A. NJ. Darling and G. F. Lar
son.
: Sergent John Sepel.
M. at Arms--John Seilon.
LIST NJ. OF Guards-Henry McNiel.
md NJ. OF Guards --John SSoblerg.
Ssntinel-Cyril Varney.
Picket--John Johnson.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-12-16
A N A S A

Miss Louise Meline OF Iron River
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
Amasa
Miss Merle Gibson spent the week
end ut Iron Mountain.
Miss Nellie Sullivan was called "a
her home at Ishpeming by the illness
of her father last Monday.
Mrs. G. w. Hughes returned Tuesda,
after few weeks visit with friendl
at Iron River,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-12-16

The week has been important poll
tically because of the meeting OF the
national republican committee ana the
issuance OF the call Tor the next repub'
lican national convention. IL will be
held in Chicago on June 18th. The
newspapers adverse to Pres Tart re-
nomination seized upon the occasion
to feature the so called weakness oil the
President and to start stampede Tor
Colonel Roosevelt In this they failed
and as the matter now stands Presi-
dent Taft will be renominated. An
important feature OF the committee
nesting was the decision OF the com
mittee TO allow the states to sci Ct
their delegates in whatever manner
they may individually choose. As
result several OF the states will cal
primary elections. for delegates. This
is an entering wedge that points even
tualIy to general primary for presi
Dental electors.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-12-16

In buying your .presents get some
thing that will not only be acceptable
but lasting. The remembered ones
viii appreciate - more and the cost
20 Won amounts TO about the same.
Jacobs Bros. the up-to-dste Jewellery
store have large sssortments to select
from. We want our readers to look Oh
page 8.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-12-16

Finn. a. Swedish Nero. ASH
supplies o'vu
Upon motion the Board adjourned
VIM. poyseor, Secretary. pro tenn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-12-16
Board OF Education
Crytsal Falls. Mich
Sent. 8. 1911.

Crytsal Falls. Mich
Sept g. 1911.
Regular meeting OF the Board held
At the Secretary Office Present A..
NJ. Darling. Arvid Biork VIM. Poyseor
and w. j. Richards
Upon motion A. NJ Darling was
elected chairman pro tenn.
Minutes Of the last regular meeting
read and approved.
Upon motion the following bills were
allowed;
Roger jackson. drayage : 52. Il
| Crystal Falls Dray. drayage l."
Hazel r. Brown, piano lou
The Baker & Taylor Co. sup
plies 1913
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-12-16

Fred Stevenson, labor o.VV
Arvid BjoTk, freight lo,oo
A. M Darling, supplies le'eo
Upon motion Chas. Long was allow
ed $l2. 90 per month for transporting
two Of his children to school, and John
Fisher $40 90 per month for transport
ing the children from the Fisher dis
trict.
Tpon motion Ellie Massie was
engaged as truant officer at $1,000 per
month
Upon motion the Board adjourned
w. J. Richards, Secretary
Crystal Falls. Mich,
Sept. 30, 1911.
Special meeting Of the Board held at
the Secretary Office. Presetn j. +.
i Corcroan. A. NJ. Darling, Arvid BJork,
/ VIM. Poyseor and W. J. Richards
Upon motion the Board was author.
ized TO borrow 81, 5000 Tor five months
at Der cent from The Iron County
National Bank.
Upon motion the Board adjourned
w. j. Richards. Secretary.
. Crystal Falls, Mich.
oct. 3, 1911
, Regular meeting of the Board held at
the Secretary office Present; f.
Corcoran, A. NJ. Darling and VIM.
: Poyseor
Upon motion Vim. Poyseor was
elected Secretary pro TEN.
. Minutes of the last regular and spec
. ial meetings read and approved.
. Upon motion the following bills were
panI scnook fnel : 1886 0.
;. City Of Crystal Falls, light and
water 1856. 81
olC. Falls Iron Mining Co, labor
y and supplies 3ho'
!. !. +. Corcoran. ms Agency,
+ Insurance oo.u'
4 ". J. Richards, secretary,
5. postage 5.W
Wills Hardware Co supplies $50
90 Mrs NJ Poyseor, organ 60. U
10 Baker Paper Co, supplies $50
= American Seating Co. 80.
: KIND Nelson. supplies labor 223. s.
I. A Harry supplies "a 81
= Thomas Charles Co. 4
- Frank Stromberg, supplies
: and labor 1871
"a d. c. Heath u Co.. supplies 10
49, The John TUFTS Co, supplies %
r Thouin Livery Co., teaming ls.0
NJ Sam Kivimaki fuel ~
q 81 pon,sen. fuel $50
be w. NJ. welsch Mfg. Co, supplies 30
,al Library Bureau z~'V
AZ CHM a. Co, Ok
is Standard Paper Co, supplies 900
he Central Scientific Co., W.
he 4. b. Dick Co. o.
nd o. +. Hall. ~
|. w. II Rein ~
White Smith Pub. Co. 5S.'
Robert Munns labor -
Finn. a. Swedish Nero. Assn,
supplies o.
Upon motion the Board adjourned
VIM. poyseor. Secretary. pro ter
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-29


influence in stamping the color hock than
usually
To matued hens years
should by be good
in type good
bird should the proper color.
birds, Plymouth Rocks Part
Cochns Partridge Plymouth Rocks Silver
doubemang This applies
of the varieties named above
Plymouth
light
undercoo the better on
females
in of the females will be
kind compelled breed the nice
required
male be
obtain purposes
mating
this mating the kind that out and wn and is
the dark-colored females
impossible to get good specimens from the single mat
together they will
the barring
will
and breeders
OF good will
the right system started
becomes
that good in of chick
as a rule, that variety takes
1t Is to - fEatI
good specimens the popular 49, V<Z>e-~~-,>@>/
that variety will be.
Very truly yours
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-29

cy colOred is9lshe; %. white i201sc; do.
grades white ilG1iMc-
sS ssss s ss:1s Ss Gathered r.. s1Fl 81
@Szc; seconds 2s@soc: thirds 2e@2ec; fresh
gathered dirties. No. z2tse; no. 2og
sood 10 prime 19lsc: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby henenry white fancy large J0@b6c;
DO. gathered white S6G40c; do. hennery brown
Sefriseiator fir.ss seasons storage paid sd zoo
NAVAL, STORES
+ SAVANNAH. Ga, Dec. 2s.-Spirits. firm,
soc; rosin. firm; Winter white. xI75; window
T.. 500: H.. sss7H a7.co6; G., ss.S5G7oo;
~. 800: e. ss.95; D.. $500; B.. $3.50. Re-
ceipts: spirits. 21s: rosin. S64.
SUGAR, PETROLEUM, HIDES AND LEATHER
NEW YORK, Dec 2s.-Raw sugar quiet;
4.eI; moIasses. SO test. s.se;s tefined sugar
petroleum. mOlAsses and hides steady.
Leather firm.
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 2s.-Butter, creamery.
sec; firsts. Sac; seconds, Sc packing STOCK
Eggs. extras, 2sKe; firsts. zee; seconds. lie.
HAYWARD & CLARKS GRAIN LET
TER.
CHICAGO, H.. Dec. 2S-wheat: Trade
was chiefly OF professional character.
The Minneapolis market was rather
strong, exporters at Duluth reported
sales OF Manitoba wheat to go east all
rail The volume OF such sales being.
to some extent checked by the scarcity
OF cars. Selling pressure in the way OF
hedges has become extremely light the
market is a narrow one. and continues
largely OF a professional character, but
seems to have somewhat steadier tone
Corn: Continued strength in Decem-
Der, with buying by local professionals,
49, - nrfxr krrkI lat
in the session both May and July devel-
oped weakness. Commission houses
were on both sides of the market with
some selling which looked like the coun-
try. Weather conditions continue favor
able and reports indicate activity on
the part of shelters. but as yet we do not
hear OF anything like free offerings for
shipment. We believe that corn viii
drag lower when the movement in
creases. but would wait for hard spots
on which to sell.
Oats: Market ruled higher early on
continued covering by yesterdays short
sellers easing later with other grains.
The cash inquiry remains at moderate
proportions with local prices steady.
Provisions: Further January liquida-
ton and a little scattered selling infiu-
enced by the action of corn market.
Foreigners were credited fairly liberal
sales of January lard. These offerings
were taken largely by prominent local
operator to cover shorts.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-29
ATLANTA MARKETS

ATLANTA COTTON
ATLANTA, Ga. Dec. 2s.-cotton by wagon,
steady. 1915.
ATLANTA BANK cLEARINGs
Atlanta bank clesrings as given out by the
Atlanta Clearing House association were fol
lows:
Clearings today, December IS 50 eo4, 10. SO
clearings same day last year.. 2,27o, ss7 80
Increase over last year..........s 1888. 21s. "a
DRESSED POULTRY
Hens. drawn. head and feet on. pound. 12@
lac, fries. 20421c; ROSTERS, Sd10c; ducks, lea
laT.nc. dressed rabbits. lo112hc.
LIVE POULTRY
liens, each. soQs5c; fries. according to size.
zach. 20Q30c; geese full feathered. fat, 40u
soc each; ducks puddles soQs5c each; dncks.
Pekins. e5Q4oe each; ROSTERS. each. 25gSoci
tSrkeys. per pound. ish 0iec.
FISH AND OYSTERS
Pompano. per pound. zoe: Spanish mAekereL
per roand. 12hc. trout drawn. per pound, l0c;
blue fish, drawn. per pound. &c; headless red
SouDSs net so S sms pSooPs 'S pouna
Sc; mixed fish. per pound. 405c; oysters.
plants. per gallon. si.5o11.o0: selects. sl.2s
01-so: standards. soc0s1.o0.
MEAT. LARD AND HAMS
Dry salt RIOS - to - toanus, o5.c; dry salt
rib bellies. % TO IS pounds. 9Ae; dry salt
fat backs, 90 10 pounds. 7Ac; Premium hams.
l5hc. Premium lard, IL sc: Silver Leaf lard,
lU%r: Jewel lard compound, 7&c.
Cornfield mans, 1912 average. he.
Cornfieid hams. 12-14a verage, i5c.
Cornffeld picnic hams, i6-lS average, 15Ae.
CofDfield picnic hams. 6-S average. 10c.
Cornfield luncheon hams (23-lb. boxeaI lie.
CornfIeld breakfast bacon. 6-S average. zoe.
Irocer style bacon (wlde or narrow. I7c.
CornfIeld frankfurters ll0 10. bOxesl. Zoe.
Iornfleld fresh pork sausage. liink or ouik,
lib buckets lie.
Cornfield bologna sausage 15-lb. boxes ohe.
Cornfleld smoked link sausage In pickle 70
10. cans $4.26.
UOrnfieiI Trankfurter1 in pickle 10 ID Kit,
$3.50.
CornfIeId picked pigs feet. i5-Ib- kits si.I5.
Cornfield pure lard. fierce basis 10Bc.
Compound lard fierce basis. 7Ec.
CEREALS
uuaker cats. wood, S6s. $500: do. Iss. pulp
-. so; quaker puffed RE. 36s. S4.25: do.
puffed wheat $2.yU; Quaker Data, tan, $50.
b4.UO: Quaker corn meal, IA. $l.S5; break
fast biscuit 24s. xl.S5; PeftiJonns lSs xlS5;
quaker corn flakes 24s xl.So: farlna, &4a.
Sl.50: pure rye flour. barrel, s5.O0; Scotch
mixture so.O0: rye meal. barrel. $500. scotch
pesrIea barley. z4s. Sl.S5; QUAKER c-aekedw
wheat z4s $3.50. Quaker W. W. flour. los.
800. granulated bominy. 24s. $1.65; Xxx
graham, los S3.15: do 20s. SS.2O; Postum.
large. g.. -: small $40; XXX graham. bar
rel s8.T5; kegs 81. so: Po2st Toasties. popular
fize, $3.50. grape-uuts. sz.70i krinkis corn
flakes. soss s200.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-29

standard bird, and will they breed
true to color? Are they white pig
cons? What color is the Maltese
pigeon? Are the White Kings and
i Maltese Homers or not7 want to
know, as / am anxious to buy some
and / want the best. Are the homer
squads larger than the old barn pig
cons. and are they easier kept?
ANSWER.
The Plymouth Rock Homers are
bred in different colors. They are
usually red and blue checked in coll
or. They are rapid breeders and make
extra large squads. The Maltese
hens are also bred in different col
ors, white, black. blue and broken
colors. The White Kings are pure
white All OF these are good squad
breeders and IL you want squads that
are heavy, it matters not what color
they are, just so they breed fast and
produce the flesh. If you ever ex-
pect to succeed with pigeons you must
not let color cut any figure at all
with you, as it is secondary consid-
GRAFTON in the breeding of all pigeons.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-29
ATLANTA LIVE STOCK

fBy W. a. white. yr. Of white Provision
Compsny.l
Quotations based on actual purchases during
Good to choice steers. 600 to 1000 pounds.
Msdi1m 70 good steers. 500 TO 200 pounds.
Good to choice beef cows. 500 to 600 pounds.
Medium to good beef cows 700 TO 500 pounds.
Good to choice heifers 700 TO 500 pounds
hsdiun to good hslfsrs. 600 70 700 pounds.
The above represent ruling prices Of good
Quality beef cattle. Inferior grades ana dairy
Mired common steers. If fat 100 70 sos
MIXED common cows. Il fat. 600 to 100 pounds
ni1ed bupche.. common to fair. coo 20 100
Good butcher bulls s0sKc.
Prime hogs. leo to 200 average s5.T59o.zo.
Good butcher hogs. 100 to $50 average $3.50
Coed butcher pigs. % to 40 average ss-2S
light pigs. 90 to 90 average s5.OO@s:so.
Hesvy rough hogs. $50 to 500 average SS-2S
Above quotations refer to corn fed hogs. Mast
.nd peanut fattened hogs. to IL cents IN
Choice Tennessee lambs: ls4a4He-
Medium 70 good lambs s44c.
Good 70 rhol~e sheep 2M 0ec
Cattle receipts light. Market higher with a
ecod demand for the better kinds. which are
elase 20 4 cent higher than week ago. In
ferior gredes are not 20 active but dealers
are inclined 70 hold them 10 "a 20 cents
higher than last week. Demand only moderate
for this cheaper stuff.
Good supply Of hogs, market steady to shade
lower. Commission men expecting light
run OF both hogs and cattle for balance OF
this month. as the trade is usually light dur
ing the holidays.
HORSES AND MULES
Following nre current quotations On horses
horses-Heavy draft. good 20 choice. slI5u
30; southern horses, good 20 extra t200925U;
senutnern horses, rair 20 good. vO1is0; south
ern horses. common S750lOOs driven. choice
shsft 10: plugs $25at40.
Mufes-kourfeen hands high S125ulo0; is
q I5h hands high s1T5@zuO; l5h 20 10 HANDS
high <z0095JO: extra heavy S2z54Soo
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2S.-Cattle-Rscelpts, o.
500. including 800 Texans: steady Native beef
steers. 81 5o6e 90; cows and heitsrs. 50. T59
100: sf0ckers and feeders, SO. T64b.25; Texas
and Indian steers. 81 .O0d5.75; cows and heif-
CTS, x3.T504.75, calves quoted
Hogs-Recelpts. 10, 100; SC higher Pigs and
lights, IS .O0d6. 80; mixed and butchers, 50. 000
$50: good heavy, Sc. 35@6. so.
Sheep-Receipts. $500; strong. Native NUT
tons. So .2584.0: lambs. s4.50@e.S0.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-29
Selecting YOUR Breeding Birds

TN MATING your breeding
birds for the present season.
Il you cannot be too careful in
doing this work properly, as Jour
future years business absolutely
depends altogether upon the way
you put your birds together as to
what will be produced from them
the coming season,
You should tuse well-matured
pullets that are good in type and
shape Of the breed they represent,
even IL they are not good in color.
You should select them as near
uniform in shape and general
makeup as 1t lis possible to get
them, and If YOU have not enough
to complete the pen with as many
good birds as ~ will hold, do not
put in q few inferior birds to
make up the number, but use only
those which are good and that you
know are the proper ones to
breed from. II is better to breed
from a few, OF even one or two
good pullets, rather than have a
lot in the pen that are inferior,
as you cannot geAA anything fancy
from inferior specimens. The
male bird to be mated to young
pullets should be at least one or
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-29

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-Cotton opened steady
Al decline Of 70 . points In line with lower
urerpoel cables than due. but soon rallied on
scxersnx By sellers Of yesterday, who probably
s<It fhaf the showing Of the Liverpool market
war : xurprislnEiy steady one In view Of the
reruashlre lockout Business was quiet a mod
cate demand from old shorts and trade Inter
esfs being sufficient 10 fmpart 9 generally
seady tons wtth prices shade over yesterday
ooetnz
ne n.rket continued quiet late n the fore
soon. with active months ruling about TO 3
potntx net higher: business seemed TO be
lrEely n the way of switching. with leading
spof pesple buying January against sales OF
later nnnths. While southern shorts were said
70 be Transferring their commitments from
January 10 later positions also
The market became very much unsettled dur
snx to early afternoon under selling OF De
cerber which broke the price OF that month
% ast lOss Of about ~ points. while later
acIiveres eased off 4 or points from the
hcst. q couple Of pOlrts under tho closing
neures Of yesterday
NEW YORK COTTON
he foiio~lnx were the ruling prices % tns
exchanx1 tndzy.
Tone STEADY: middling, Q s51oOc; quiet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-29
COTTON SEED ON MARKET
COTTON on MARKET
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CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, Dec. 2s-Cash: wheat. No. 2.
1 DsrrSsrn. si-osa1-fo: No. ?, nortsern. si.oS
al.es. velvet ehaff. soeGsLO4; durum. coca
Corn. No. ?. yellow. esHe.
Oats. No. ?, lsike: No ?. white. zs64s1ke;
standard. 4TB64sAe.
Rye, No. ?. e2c,
Barley. 75easl-so
Timothy. s12o0d15.oo.
Clover s1s-50620.5o.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
10. ?. red. s5hGsTlke. No. 2. hard. s71zcd
csr1s Ne . SIC: Ne. 8. white. e4e:
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
10 2 hard. sl0oG1-o5; No. 5. sse6sfo4:
30. 2 red Q71eSc
Cora. 10 3 ss9ese; No. 2. white. s4ae5c.
Oats. 30 2. white. 471s 04sc; No. 2. mixed,
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO Dec. 2s.-Butter. STEADY; Cream
cries. 18G3Bc. diaries. 23031e. Eggs. firm;
secsipts ,655 cases At marx. eases included
tChsre. steady: daisies. 1eka16%c; twins.
f12i6ne: Young Americas. 1914 a16Ac; Long
Hons 1914 6f6ase. Potatoes. firm, receipts.
Miunesofa. ssGsoc- Poultry. strong: turkeys,
live. &c: dressed. Isle; chickens. live 12c;
dre..ed. re: springs. live lie, dressed 12c.
fez. steady: T611c-
nUTTER. CHEE-E AND EGGS
NNw YORK. Dec. 1s.-Butter market was
ste11y. Creamery specials. 3Sc: extras. 38i5c:
HrEx s3as4nc: seconds. 20G31e; thirds.
@1&3zsc. creamery held specials, sec;
extre1 30R34c. frsts. p QS2r. seconds. 81 =
8824c- state dairy. tubs. finest 32c: good
pore es0slcs do. commoa 20 fair. 26ss
ere process special 164cs DO. extras. 2o1sc;
% rmks 2S1S 24c. seconds 128 ZINC.
Chez markef ffrm state whole milk
eeci1Is. ike. small average fancy. i54c.
= large ayerage fancy I5015Hc; DO lower
Frmdea 12Nf8&c; state whole milk daisies
- lsA0l<ze, skins 1201sAe; niR Tan
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-29
Shuster is. Expected
To Leave Persia Soon

WASHINGTON, Dec. Wv. Morgan
Shuster. the dismissed treasurer general
OF Persia, is expected 70 leave Persia
soon, according to a dispatch to the
state department today from American
Minister Russell at Teheran. Shuster
will go from Teheran TO Baku. on the
Caspian sea, and then across Caucas1a
to Batum. port on the Black sea. Just
when is unsettled. or at least has pet
been made known.