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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

ned 90 ofIlclally open the Hood gutos
OF the great Irrigation project. and
Whereas. The said irrigation proc
jet D. Ia SENSE nn international pro-
sVct, in this that the same being hullt
hy TIE government OF the United
States. hy Virtue OF treat, with tho
icpu'iic OF Mexico which treaty pro-
Nides. amongst other things. that tho
said republic or Mexico shall receive
yearly from the said dam GO O0O acre
feet Of water; and
Whereas. u Is appropriate that the
United States should formally signify
90 the republic of Mexico that tho pro-
icct Is nearing completion aud that
the United states would welcome tho
participation ~ the republic ct Mex
leo In tho celebration M aforesaid TO
be held la ~ Paso. Texas. aud
whereas Il IL nlting that the gov.
ornmcnt OF the United states should
participate ia the said celebration be-
cause 90 the successful building OF
the greatest OF tho Irrigation projects
on the Rio 0rando. which " common
ly known as the American Nile.
which project rivals tho great English
Assouon Dam on the Nile river In
Egypt
Now, Therefore. bee q resolved hy
the hous" ot prcsvutnti,'s a the
l"g'siAtutr vt tn STATE u N,,, sick.
leo tihc senate concusring thcrrin1
That vote Of thanks aud upprcvia
lion is hereby extended by the state
ct New Mexico 60 the United states
government ana to the officials of the
reclamation ser, icr ct tine United
states Tor their active interest in the
needs OF THE slate OF New Mexico aud
Tor the energy and ability displayed
hE them bee the conception and exc.
cuiion of tine work upon the said co..
rguiiuu project. ana
BE O. further resolved. That the
'Uugrvss of Ola, United States be- ana
% is hereby requested bl the state ot
NcW Mexico Go officially ask the rc-
public cot Mexico to participate in thc|
celebration and exposition to Doe held
Iu said ,IN ot % rJso in tno l,ar
1913. aud
See 10 further resolved That thc
state ct N,W Mexico h,rysy extends
yurdiul Invitation CO. the president
Graude valley in The year tpIs. dut.
ing tit" holding eft said celebration tul
exposition and Co participate loo incl
formal opening ~ th, said irrigation
project aud
%, 20 further resolved That the
congress 90 thr United states uy. and
80 BIZ hereby. requested Geo MAX. 900 ar.
Precipitation loo the sum uf two hun-
drvd uud h0l Thousand dollars boo ur-
der THAT tur government Uf the United
States may partig.pat, Boo tr, said ,y..
"hruiiur. and
Bee 10 further resolved That duly
,uuirs of iuIs resolution
shall bc immediately made and sem
h' th" secretary OF stat, off New Mex
.yu O." th' president ut 90, United
States. and to the president uf 90,
-cutt. uf thr United states and the
speaker ~ The house or Representa-
ives OF ih, united States aud to SEQ.
ltors Nb,r' E FalL Thomas g. Ct.
rom, Du.u"r-pr 1u1 Morris shepard
iud 'uugr'ssWou Harvey q Fergus
BON. George curry aud W a. SMITH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

tlsli 80 this country
should Uunlont smith. who d now
being suEgcstcd az IN opponent for
Wells. Ecs the match. local fans Viii
probably see a bout that WIN pre-.
vide iusi Us much excitement As
match with McCaTty would furnish
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

tain falaef W lhc Chavca.Cnlco nn3it
February ~. viii continue their az.
apmcnt Monday cVeninn Two fast
bouts elli follow THIS event. after
which tho wind up or thc evening viii
Dealn 20 happen. Tho general adj
mlsplen for tle card win be seventy
I'VE cents. rinEsldt seats t. dollar
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08
Telegraph Sports.

Chicago. battling Nelson. who
never has been known TO refuse al.
most any kind ~ fight. has begun
10 make preparations 20 engage IN "a
new style OF baltic Tor him THAT OF
the divorce court until yesterday the
hntticr could not believe that his
wife, formerly Fay King 81 Denver.
was sincere Ia her statement that sha
Intended % Sue tho former lightweight
champion FOR divorce but having de.
cidcd that she was not testing he
retained an attorney 10 look after his
Interests. Tho attorney ana Nelson's
manager, john jlobinson. lett last
ninht FOR Denver Ar. Nelson viii bo
sought In an effort Go simply the
court procedure. bat Failing 10 this tn
fleeewisch lightweight aud hls tive
seconds viii prepare tor finish
fight
Meantime. Nelson n In Youngstown.
Ohio. undergoing treatment tor aia
hands lie VIII 80 TO Denver In
few days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

Constipation causes h"nda'h, "'
digestion, dlzzIncss druwsincs4 ~
mild opening medicine use l'"'"
Ecgulcts. g5C hnX ut tli shores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

How IL the title ~ your pi"P'
lei ne examinc your abstract John
NJ Moore Realty CO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

MI the new ~prlug lnt- on display
~ IcrnusOn's. 100 =. FOURTH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

We have the largest and best list
% Investments lee The south acst John
n. Moore Realty co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

Sew York. rackcy Mcfarland
Outpointed Jack IirittUn at Madison
Suuara Garden last night while
Mcfarland had the better OF the ar
sumenl as whole. Britton made tha
better showing IN the final round.
Neither of thee two Chicago light
weights. whose long-talked of match
has excited much interest boxed up
90 expectations. PuckUy showed that
he WAS the more clever boxer but
Britton proved that h. N the harder
hitter PUckey's nose was bleeding
IN the hast Two rounds and his lelt
eye was slightly marked as he lett
the ring Brittom did not show auy
marks 81 his encounter other than "a
small scratch over the bridge OF his
nose.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

The Universal, ul Tennessee h'-
Just Instituted cxtD nslun courses poe
geology especially dcsi ynrd Tor men
engaged IN the mining aud puatI' '
duatrlcs. The courses consist "i
short session eek Wccks) ana '"I
rcspondcncr WORK Tho subjects "'
instruction will bc. physic-. chem
rs. mathematics. geology mining
and metaiiurgv. aud mechanical en-
cheering Tho cours,t trU dcsrti..d
az especially adapted o." meet l".
needs OF the man "ou Che iriuE ln'
Trimhlc'p Livery. ll3 y. Sccodd H.
New Pictures pastim, uud crystal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

Nev picture. r0.lImc 00d T0'I'.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

Sew YORK According O." Hd'i'.-
received from Marlin, Texas. ihe Nr.
YORK NATIONAL training camp. EuH'
Nur0uard tha Giants star iott handed
pitcher. who Won nineteen straight
om,. lasi summcr VIII arrive W
Marlin un March 20 NurpuJtd uHe
Insisted that tho uuly way bon which
McGrav ruuld tempt him q" return
would nr 90 give him StO.uuu CO. E,.ty
NrNtr can trll when yuuN mash
niger ur suffer cut, hruis'. burn HI
.tald. 90 prepared Thuu-nud- r't
90 br Thomas Electric p,l Your
lruggi.t rot.s g. .1y and JuD.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

Los Angeles -Fournlcr. the recruit
first basemau OF the Chicago Amcrl.
cans. was again the star yesterday In
the second game between the No.
cam and the Los Ang coast lcug-
ucrs. Fournier aided largely in max
ing q % 8 victory Tor the white
soN by negotiating four hits in tive
times up
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

san Francisco. - Five clean hits ga
The sixth inning. after the san Fran.
lisco team had established lead ct
hree runs. brought in four tullies Tor
he Chicago Americans yesterday. ana
gave them the ultimate victory. Go :.
New York.--Sir Thomas Upton Il
hailcnge for the Americas cup viii
be considered az a special meeting of
the New York Yacht club called by
commodore Pratt for the evening Of
March ~. Already difference uf
opinion has arisen among the club
members whether the challenge
should he acc pied on the terms pro-
posed hy Sir Thomas Llptou. Coil-
pttiug yachts ara limited Co 70 tsc,
on the water line. Tho decd OF git'
provides that tho challenger. u a
loop may bc anyv here from % iu
80 feet on the water line The ChIi-
'cnRcr can elect Co sail on amy water
liuc length within the designated
limits OF O. 90 90 feet and tho d..
cndcr has the Same right and Tho
anger crafts luyurs e . uuity OF time
allowance. Bv the deed ct gin Sir
holh"H '"f 'H"'''NA' WIN " ''.' ''
uuut 10 hc desires ana the Sew No.h
Yacht club can meet him OF sandy
look with "a 9O.tuotcr though. 90
oursr the defender would %. DoW-
pcllod to give heavy tim" uii"t-
nucc
Sir Thomas suggestion thHi huin
Yachts bo lmltcd tu 60 t,rt would
bar uut NJ" uuh,1t,u 90-fuutcI E.n
tuCo uhi,h MANY ,Boht club m'u-
berr hpiir.r could successfully If.
Tend lhc club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

we are making with our bread yiu
must come here io nppret bate. The
crowds Of discriminating buyers you
WI zee IA our store cannot Fan 90
impress you and 90 make sou reason
that they would not be here without
good cause You are right aud test
81 our service end methods VIII BE-.
veal i "a you.
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TrImolc's Livery. iis b scco"d 81
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Much
You
Squandered?

LOOK BACK \ YEAR
Figure huw much money
,ou',c earned. subtract from
that YOUR actual cNprusc~--
YOUR board or rent and table
cNJTnsc~--',ou bills tor
clothing, laundry, ctc'
whats the remainder Quite
u tidy sum. ell? And where
- it? Gone irlttcfod away!
Si'ui u dime 90 u quarter ~
itnr.
Where are Nou going 60 nnd
u NOu don't begin Co save
sometime Aad isn't size hest
time NOW?
Tits bank pays four per cent
Interest nu say ing- NrCuunt-.
Four per cent on Time be
posts.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31

ers. s4.50a5S common light heifers. 81
Z. t.35; bestkesdins steers. dehorns, "
U725; faifOto good do. ss.2saeso
common light stock steers, 500 ., 30
best butcher bulls. s6.2Sn &. so; boz
logna bulls. $50 $50 stock bulls. 80
u 5.25;' best mixers and sprlngcrs. w
"a 50. common TO good do, $50 "a 90.
sheep and lambs: Receipts. 30 cars
market. steady. top -lamhs. " 80 q 10
yearlings IS 5Om6; wethers. S5M b.aO
ewes, st50mi.75.
calves: s5Tls.
Hogs Receipts. 80 cars; market.
steady. heavy, s. s5-yOrkrrs. Ss.toC'
$50. pigs. s7n1.75.
UNION sTOCh YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS CHICAGO.
Oct S1LIlogs: Receipts $4,000 head
market slow and Toe lower. mixed
and butchers. s,.G5Gt $50. good heavy.
S5.55MS30. rough heavy. s.. 70 "a,
light. 1850 see: pigs, s5.2a N,.1O. cat
tie Receipts $500 head; market.
steady: beeVes, s66OMs.70. COWS and
heifers s3.35 "a $40 stockers and feed
rrs, s5ns.5O: Texans. s67aMI. calves.
sS.50niO.50. sheep. Receipts, ll,GON
head; market. strong: native, i.lu@
5.lb western. sea 80. western. Son
f.55.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., oct. 3o.-iiogs. re
ceipts. 5000 head; market, steady 10
Sc higher; heavics. $3.50. mixed, $50
Ff8 yorkers. $sia; pigs, sS.5e-tis.t-
tie Receipts. cars market steady.
sheep and lambs: Receipts. 20 cars.
sI.25us. Calves: Receipts, 100 head.
sli.7aH6.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31

BRAMWELL BOOTH
IN NEW YORK FOR
AMERICAN TOUR
Continues from Page One,.

the equality OF the sexes, said Gen.
eral Booth. but his stand on the ques-
ton Is now generally recognized.
This Is General Booths first trip
to America He will go west as Tar
as Winnipeg, Man., and return in time
for the national convention here, New.
IS. The general plans to remain In
New York for 81 days, and during
that time will hold SO meetings. He
Is venerable LOOKING man Of about
SIS. He has long white hair and is
of military bearing.
General Booth declared the object
OF his visit was to look over the work
of the army here. and he refused to
discuss a report that he expected to
collect a huge fund. He will visit his
brother. Darlington Booth, who Is
head of the Volunteers Of America,
while here. Asked as to the prospects
of. union between the two organiza-
tons, General Booth said no such
suggestion had ever been made to
him.
81 have never heard OF such a
prospective alliance" said Booth. "Of
course. would welcome it,
The general has not seen his broth
er in IS years. He was Ill In his
stateroom throughout the trip from
England. and was able to be up but
one day. The price OF the two rooms
of the regal suite occupied by the
general is $S75. His secretary occu-
pied a $3.50 staterOom.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
SUBURBAN NEWS
YPSllANTl.

YPStlANTt.
Miss Olive Ryan. teacher In the
1owden school, handed In her resig'
nation this week She Is being sue
ceeded by Mrs. Jennie Case Lafiin.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. F. Haynor VIII
leave In November for Texas, where
they will pass the winter.
The Philomathians enjoyed Hal
lowe'en party at the high school,
Wednesday evening.
Miss Ruth Adams. of Beaumont,
Texas. is attending the Normal col
lege. and will make her home with
Mrs. James Herrick.
The Hinckley residence on South
Grove-st., has been sold to I'D. Beck.
Miss Mildred Paul. OF Athens, Is
spending the weekend with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Paul
Mrs. H Nj. Curtice. Mrs. Guy Miller
and Miss Hazel Palmer. Will be In
itiated into the mysteries OF the De-
gree OF Honor lodge, at the next busi-
ness meeting.
Mrs. Frank Joscelyn is attending
the meeting of the finance commit
Zee OF the 1TdHu iousc Vi VIC Aee'SN
OF Honor. in session In Detroit, Thurs
day and Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Crawford. OF
Chatham. Ont, are In the city on
business, and guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Graves.
The city schools closed. Wednes-
day afternoon. in all departments 20
allow the teachers to attend the meet
ings of the Michigan State Teachers
association. in Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Lizzie Nellis has returned from
Vittoria, Canada, where she was
called nv the serious illness OF her
father, Samuel Glanaeld. He is noy
improving. and hopes are being en-
tertained for his ultimate recovery.
Miss Ruth Brown. OF Union City. Is
the guest OF Miss Helen Kinseley and
Miss Bernicc De Mosh.
The first tournament OF the Masonic
Bowling league Is Oh in full swing.
There are eight teams In the field
this year. and there promises TO be
lively race. Assessments are being
made for strikes" and gutter" to
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31

Supt c. pike and the Misses Maude
Woodbury. Parker. Wikey Lozon and
James left yesterday to attend the
teachers convention at Ann Arbor.
Edward Doherty, deputy marshal,
has turned over to Marshal David
North, a mans hat and coat and n
suit case that he found In the street.
In the quit CAGE were the names or
Charles Breckenfeller, Toledo. ana
Salky. Blissfeld. and Mrs. Haskall.
Clarence Pratt, former village clerk.
Is confined 10 his home. on Center-st..
with "a sprained ankle and outs about
his head as the result OF the exploding
OF a pas engine that he was Installing
In launch.
Mrs. Stephen Raymond Is Ill at her
home on Biddle-ave.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
IN DETROIT

Thomas Lunibowski. IS years old. Of
No. 03i Medbury-ave- was injured
when crosstown car No. s63, on
which he was passenger. was
Thursday night He was taken 10
his home.
The s25 gold watch which r.. ID. Howell.
of No. III EngiewoOd-aNc- reported
Wednesday nlsnt as stolen from MIN
Oct %. was recovered by Detectives
Plies and Lannan Thursday after
noon In Woodward loan OF
fee. The proprietor said that a
young man pawned IL. Howell was
found unconscious at W oodward ana
Englewood -aves. by Mounted Patrol
man Yergenson and was carried 10
his honN. He says that he was sand
bagged and robbed.
Detectives Black and Graus raided .
pool room ON MOnrOe-ave. Thursdsy
and arrested nve young men VINO
seem TO have some way or existing
were held as suspicious persons;
They gave their names as: Edward
Gibson. 26 Michael Hawley, % Rop;
ert Keegan. Richard Lundy. ~, anu
Joseph Lauerman, 20.
The following transfers of police off,
GERS, effective Nov. 1, were announced
Thursday afternoon by Sup1 John j.
Downey: Lieut.. William Boettcher.
from central station 10 Chene station
and Lieut.. Charles +. Schnabel, from
Chene TO central station: Patrolman
Joseph Huskin. from central STATION
to the detective bureau as driver Tor
the flying squadron; Patrolman VIC
tor Perrault. from central station 10
Hunt station. Patrolman James Nc
Carthy. from the centralr-dfvlsion 10
Hunt station. and Patrolrhan Thomas
Frost, from the central division TO
Scotch station.
James ID. May. civil service commits
siOner, denied T'hursday that he had
ever advocated TO Ralph Hall Fer
ris chairman of the revision commit l.
tee oil the charter commission that
heads OF city departments be given
the right to choose from among the
three highest candidates In civil
service examination Mr-May Is IN
Providence hospital, recovering from
injuries received In an AUTOMOBILE
accident. He replied In some detail
to the letter which Mr.. Ferris wrote
to Secretary Fred w. Smith. of the
civil service board. and gave an en-
tirely different account OF the con-
versation.
Theodore BOykas. a seit-contesseo
slayer. In heinG held In the wayne
county Jail by the Immigration otn-
Gals awaiting deportation. Boykas
committed his mrime In Greece Hs
escaped from prison there~and- he'd
to America. Stunned by his fellow
countrymen here. Beykas was able
TO enjoy his freedom but a short time
before ne was again behind the bars
He processes TO be Indifferent 10
what fate has in store for him on
the other side OF the ocean. and
spends the tedious hours sleeping on
his cot in the county Jail.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
USES REVOLVER IN
ARRESTING SUSPECT

Patrolman Frank Cary. OF Central
predict. became suspicious OF two
young men who loitered near F. G..
Clayton's clothing store. at Michigan.
ave. and Shelby-st., at l o'clock, Fri.
day morning and decided to keep a
watchful eye on them. He found that
they were just as anxious to watch
him, but he finally took detour
around the block, and came upon them
Unexpectedly.
Julian Grooming. % years old, OF
No. 73s Superior-st.. damned both
hands into his coat pockets as the
officer approached. Cary grabbed him.
and ordered him to remove his hands.
The man did not obey. until Cary
poked his revolver into the pit OF
Groening's stomach. Then Groen-
ings hands went up, and the officer,
with a quick movement. whisked Il
revolver out of Groenings right-hand
coat pocket.
The other man was not held. but
Grooming was locked up on a charge
of carrying concealed weapons.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
NEW YORK PRODUCp MARkET.

NEW YORK, Oct 30.-F1our: Quiet
sa a. "'l lard, Easier. middle west .not
0.70G1o.50, Sugar: Raw. hrm: cen
trifugal. 50 test, S3.64; muscovado. SO
test. ss.04; refined steady: cutloaf
$500; crushed. $50: powdered. 34.359
40; granulated, s4.e5m4.3s. Coffee:
Rio. No. 7. on spot. 10%c Tallow:
Steady: city. CSC: country. 696a,c.
Hay: Quiet; prime. SI.o5m l.o7hs; No ..
7s q soc: clover, $50 97Hc Dressed
poultry ull-turkeys,,tsffa csc, chick
ems. 14G2 Csc: fowls. l2Glsi,c: ducks,
1871 f9c. Live poultry: Unsettled:
geese. lac: ducks. 1sc: fowls. 141161.c;
turkeys. 1sc: Foosters. lie; chicken
(broilers), 14Tf6c Cheese: Quiet
state milk, common to specials. 12A y
15%c, skins. common TO specials, so
sc: full skins. ~ g4c. Butter: Quiet:
ieceipts, 5.675: creamery. extra. $40
S3c; state dairy, tubs. 24G3lc; imita-
ton creamery frsts, 25I251c. Eggs:
Firm: receipts. 14.s43: nearby white
fancy. 500 55c: nearby mixed fancy, -
637c: fresh firsts. 3o@37c.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
MARKETS and FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. oct 3O.-Close; Chicago
reported the wheat market lower. bat
not weak as the long interest is i'm
strong hands. The early decline in
Liverpool started selling movement
among some of those who went long
recently and was afraid OF a slump
Argentine weather is receiving
great deal Of attention and has
prompt effect on wheat prices every
time change is reported. should dis
aster come Ia that crop the effect here
would he large advance. fon Europe
ls depending on South American wheat
10 help out In the late winter and
spring. after Canada and Russia have
marketed their surplus They had
some frost in Argentina on "Wednesday
night. enough tn scare dealers and NOT
enough To do much harm little
realizing followed i'm Liverpool. helped
out by liberal Manitoba offers. De-
mand In Liverpool was light and n
private cable said the crop outlook
-Gontinles-fs Neralala--rhs-f foreign close
was easy; Weather in india continues
unfavorable.
Spring wheat receipts at leading
northwestern markets was nearly the
same as a year ago, but the Minneap
OILS movement was 245 cars less than
a week ago. Dealers do not consider
the general condition OF the market
materially changed. but there has been
n steady advance for several days and
longs are likely to take their profits
from time To time and cause a break
The present outlook Is far from bear
lsh In the minds OF many conservative
-fte5iers Weather is better In Canada
and the movement may again increase
which VIII promptly weaken the for
eisn markets. Buying by millers was
small ut best and decreased on the re-
cent advance
Wheat lost nc in early trading and
later recovered it, closing at wednes-
days closing price.
The coarse grains and seeds were un-
Wheat quotations; Cash No. . red.
sthc. December opened with a decline
or &c at ssl1c, declined to 95Ac and
closed at s5%c: May opened at 9sLc.
declined To CSC and closed at eshc; No.
! white. 94hc
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
MGi = &c; No: !: ! car at 5snc: No
,4hc;; oats-Standard. car at tac;
NO. : white. 42lsc: No. 4 white. Ale:
sample. ! car at Sshc;. Rye-Cssh No,
pm sso a .s Preg% nP
December. $3.50, March, $3.50: sample
red; SO bags at $3.50. ~ at 81 cash
$3.50. Timothy-Prime spot, y2.5o.
Alfalfa-Prime spot. sI25.
Receipts In the Detroit market
car. Of wheat. s or corn. ! Of oats and
OF hay. Withdrawals were 1000 lbs
OF flour and 1000 bu OF corn Sotcks
aTe oo,oVo on or wheat, 10000 bu or
corn. l2s,SQ0 bu of oats and 43,750 bu
OF rye.
Receipts OF wheat Thursday-winni-
peg. SO4 cars. against 426 n year ago:
Duluth. 453 cars. against 4l4: Minneap-
oils. s4s cars, against $40; Chicago. 30
cars-against rs: southwest, 19l 600 bu.
against 3s5. 900 bu.
Exports of wheat and -four Thurs
day. $4,000 bu
Liverpool wheat closed y nId lower
and corn Y a, ed lower
Wheat stocks in Minneapolis increas-
ed $4,000 bu in four days.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,1St
bu, against 1.s47.o00 bu a year ago.
Duluth stocks increased SOS, 900 bu
in four days.
Argentine corn Is offered in Texas.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31

raise money for a banquet, at the end
Of the series.
The Hamilton Whist club Will be
entertained next Tuesday afternoon,
by Mrs. Fred Shafer. YD
Miss Ruth Steadman of Elfre. Is a
que ST of friends In the city.
T.. ID. Matthews Is business Wis
tor In Jackson.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.

CHICAGO. Oct. 30.-Butter: Extras.
sic; firsts, 26T2 csc: dairy extras ESQ
27c drsts, c4G26c. Eggs: Prime
frsts. 25G27c frsts. 1914 93ohc
Cheese: Skins. l4a14hc: young Amer
icas. 15Q15hc; Potatoes: Michigan. 20
20 q 75c. Live poultry: Fowls lac 13h O;
ducks 14Gl6c; geese, 13614c; chick
sn (springs), 1914 M14c; turkeys. IS
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
BOSTON COPPER SNARE SALES.

Copper snare SAFES reported Tor The
Alaska Gold. 515: Amer. Zinc, 1000
Ariz. Commercial. 435: Butte & Ralak..
1888: Butte Il Superior. 54s: Cal. q
Ariz.. so; Copper Range. 175: CRANKY.
So. Mason Valley. 80: Mayflower' 10:
Mich. Mining. 10: New. Cons, IS: North
Butte. 100; old Colony Mining. 80: old
Dominion, 2a: Osceola. 81: Pond Creek
Cosi. rs. Santa Fe Gold a Copper. so.
Shannon Copper, %; South Utah. 40:
~. Msrys Land. so: Superior a BOSTON.
$50; Superior Copper. TO- Tamarack.
40: Trinity. 10; Tou1umne. 100: T. s.
VERNE g.