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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-02-06

V'Nl'Nf7lNHnt NJ IN" INt"Il"T. y Iln1
Ofice at Miles city. Montana
january 18th lol !
Notice j. hereby given that rlarcnc" Z,
Ynkley of webster, Mont. who on MAY 90.
1904. made homestead entry No. O4tO1 for
SW4 SWA, sec. ., So SCI. Secs. \ FH EE',.
Sec. 7. 3 \. Req f. NJ, Pm has tl"h notice
vt intention to make three Year proof TO ~,
tahlish claim to the lend above described
hefor. =. VI. Uwor~hak, y. :. t"mmisai"ner
1T Ekalaks. Mont. on the 18th day of Feb
ruary. 1914.
claimant nance az witnesses,
Lewis lllinms. Jack W"lente2, Cordon
Jones all ct Webster, Montana. Dan Hn,r1
Of villa I'd Montana.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Int

Department of the Interior.
T.. S. Land Office at Miles city. Mont,
Jan. 70, 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Charles r..
Ravens. of willard. Mont, who on March
". 'nm. made" Homestead entry M. Mt4a
Tor SEA. E'2 IVA. lots = and 4. Sec. ST. I n.
II. I" T.. M. Pm. has fled notice Of in:en-
ttrn to- make three year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described. before
&c. Burns. U. $. Commissioned at mixer.
Mont. on the 18th day ut March. lWi
Claimant names rs witnesses;
Charles 4. Erley. Warren J. White. Frank
BorbItde'. Ward Wills all Of willard Mont.
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Department of the Interior. y. S. Land
Office at Miles City, Montana.
Jan. II, 1914
Notice Is hereby given that Taylor Smith.
heir of Samuel l.. Smith. of Ekhlaka. mont.
who. on Dec. q. 1917. nude Homestead entry
O254. for Lots | and 2, Sec. 81. Lots = and \
Sec. .M T. s. L.. 40 f.. MP n. has filed not
ice of intention tOnake ttve-SeAr proof to
establish claim to the land above described
before F. NJ. pworshak, U. S: COMMISSIONS
at Ekalaka Mont. ON the 18th. day ct Feb
rlary. 1914.
Claimant names ms W tnesses:
Robert Yates. william Yates. Horace
Hardy. Edwin Wilson. all Of Sykes. Mont,
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Office. Miles City. Mont.
January 3. 1914
Notice Is hereby given that Irwin II. Shuts,
otChalk Ruttes. Mont, who on March %,
Lots " y ""d atGH% 's Sw% ttEtS Sc' e'e:T for =
y R.o +. NJ. P. NJ. has filed notice Of in.
tenttcn to make three year proof. to es-
tahltsh claim to the band above .described
be1O!e J: NJ. DwOrshnk I; S. COMMISSIONS y
at Eka!aka, Montana. on the oath day Of
Feb. 1914.
Claimant names MS witnesses:
joseph shuts, Roy kcrr, Charles Chap
man. Victor Pierce. all of Chalk Buttes,
Montana.
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NOTICE FOR Pr BL1CATION,

Department of the Interior. Z. =. Land
Office at Miles City. Montana.
January 6. 1911
Notice Is hereby given that carl f. Ost
land, OF Eke1aka. Mon who, on April y
1910 made Homestead entry No. Osl44 for NJ
Sec, % TIN. r. ~ +. NJ. +. NJ, hos filed no.
tice Of intention to make ) year proof. t,
establish claim to the land above described
before F, NJ, Dworghak. I, s. Commissioner
At Ekalahe, Montana on the Goth day q
February, 1914,
Claimant names as witnesses:
William +. Owens, James Gle yela nd. Chse
K. Putnam, X. Sylvester Bali. all of Ekpln
kD. Montana.
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Department Of The Interior, L. $ Lana
Office. Miles city. Mont.
January %, 1871
Notice Is hereby given that Inwvchcp
ahOd y. OF Eknlaka Montana. who on Aug.
!, lMls made Homestead Entry NO, Ws,2.
tor Sc IVA. NJ SWI Sec. y. r, is x y, r..
MIN. has hled notice Of intcntion to make
three year proof. to- establish claim to the
!nnd above described before r. NJ pworShak
l, =. Commissioner, at Ekalaka. Mont, ON
the lot h day of March lnlt.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William \. Weber. Joseph Rodgers. Carl
VI smith. schuyler SrrigQS, all OF Ekalaka
Montana.
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Department Of the Interior, l.. =. Lana
Office. Miles City. Mont.
jan, IL. l9t4
of ktmbsll Mont. who on June ". l"lS. made
u. l.. f.. NO. 0lA96 for + NW14.. NW'4
NEL. sec. ", I. 2 N. R.54 h. M. p. M. has
fled notice of intention to make ina proof
to ablts claim to the land above descrtb-
ed before r. NJ. Dworehek, U. 9. Commits
stOner. at Ekalaka, Montana on. the 26th day
# February. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses. .
James Drake. J. K. HUtchisOn, William
(Icd>chalk. Henry Newbary. all of tmba u.
Mont,
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Department of the Interior.
y. :. Land Office at Miles City. Montana,
. January ~, lhl4.
Notice is hereby given that Hurr, Il.
Brown. OF FoNhervtlls. Montana who on
Oct. ~, 1909. made homestead entry No. OpN7
for E12 NWA, Lots tpnd 5Sec. 80, II r.. "A
r, ". p. NJ" has filed nOticeof intention to
make FIVE year proof. to establish cInini to
the land above ::described. before Register
\ Receiver. L, S. Land ONCE at Miles City.
Montlna on tn" 10Th dny of March l"lt.
Claimant names as witnesses
+ \. Davis, Dave Tate. Miles Rohinscn.
60 Fayi" all "t FoWt q 'vjIlc, Mont.
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NOTICE FOR OBLIGATION

Department Of the Interior. L. $. Land
Office at Miles City. Montana.
January 3. 1914
Notice is hereby given that Olaf 4. Myhrt
of of Ekalaks, Montana who on April %
1910, made II. T.. No. os'17 for Lots 3. !. 5. 81
10, II. L. Sec. !. T. n. Il. 81 T.. NJ. F.. NJ. has
filed notice of intention to make three
year proof to establish claimto the land
above described before +. NJ. Dworshak. L
5. Commissioner. at / k ,laka. Montana OF
the 18th day of Fehruh.. 1914,
Claimant names az witncsses:
Edward Carey. James A. Wsrran. Frank
Campbell and George Campbell oil .of Eka.
laka Montana.
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department vt the Interior. I. :. Land
Office at Miles City. Montana.
January -. 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that GOttlicb
ktenyle of Baker. Mont. who on March 81.
1910, made II. +. No. OSLO. for. W.. Sec. $.
TAN. r.. 90 f, NJ. p. NJ, has filed notice of In
tent1on to make three year proof, to estoh-
fish claim to the land above Described,
before l.. G. Burns U. :. commissioner at
Baker, MOnt. on the lnth day of March 1911.
claimant names rs witnesses:
Adelhert $. Smith of Violet, Mont
CHRISTOPHER Neit.r of Eakcr,
Anthony Schoree of Violet.
Elijah \. MulkeS of
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Notice for Publication.

VVVHl VUVHV VV VHC THlVTTVVs
Z. s. Land Office at Miles city. Montana.
Jan. II. 1914
Notice, is hereby given that Alfred W .Jen-
sen, of sykes, MONTANA. who. on July ".
l?ll. made Homestead entry, NO. nl27M for
NEA sEH.S12 SEA, sec. 30 4. IS, X. -, e,
Lot 2Sec. 2, r. :. X. 80 f. NJ. p. NJ. hos fleh
notice cf intention to make Ave year
proof TO establish claim to the land above
described before Rob r. R~idgwny. Z. s.
COMMISSIONS. at Ridg way, Montana on the
2sth day of February. lplt.
Claimant names rs witnesses
Felix Carroll. Hans Iykken ana Ely
ShsftO of sykes, Mont Gabriel Itudc Of
Arp. Mont.
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Notice for Publication.
Department Of the Interior,
r.. s Land Office at Miles City, Montana,

Z. S. Land Office at Miles City. Montana
January 6. 1914
Notice L. hereby given that Albert f.
April q. Iolc made H.. r. No. OssA6 for sF'l,
NJ SWN. SEA qWi.. SWh NEh, lsec. %,
r. ! y R.a7 y. N. +. NJ. has filed notice of in
tentton to make three-ycar proof, TO- es-
tsbltsh claim to the land above described.
before +. N. uworshak. L. =. Commissioners
ut Ekalakn. Mont, on the ~. day Of F9hru-
nry, l94,
Claimant names as witnesses
Clarence Gard r. William spfller y. l.,
Elmcre George A. Baker al of Ekalaks.
Montana.
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M. O. Tracy spent Monday in
Miles City. and while there spent
considerable time trying to no
tice any change since the child
Gallon County, was born,
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Notice for publication.
Department of the Interior.
y. 3. Land Office at Miles City, Montana,

Jan. II. 1914
Notice is hereby given that John Il. But
Ter. of Chalk Buttes. Montana who ", Jan.
81. 1911 made Homestead entry No. OH for
Nc SW4. SWM sWM, SWh NWH. Sec. q,
Nj SEA. So NEn. Sec. t. s.. X. 81 Z. M.
T. NJ. has tled notice Of intention to make
three year proof to establish claim to the
land a bove described before + NJ. nwor-
,hak, L. Commissioned ut Ekalska Mont
IN the 2tth day of February. 1871.
Claimant names AS witnesses.
Price Todd. i. /. Gilmore end LenOtd Lille
Of Chelk Ruttes. Mont. rank Thompson. ct
Ekalaka. Mont.
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NOTICE FOR FERTILIZATION.

Department Of the Interior. 4. :. Land Of
fee Mt Miles City. Montana.
January :. 1871
Notice Is hereby given that Lucius \.
Northrup of Ek0laka. Montana. who on
May -. 1910. made homestead entry No. O9l4.
for The south west quarter of Sec. 26.T IN.
Range ~ East NJ, L. ". has tled notice OF
intention to make three-year proof to es-
tahltsh claim TO the land above described
before r. n. nworshak. L. S. Ccmmtss-
Toner at Ekalaka, Montana on the Pot h
day of February. lpl4.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Thomas Anderson Louis j. Steverdine,
Carl Smith Philip Boct>nR. all of FkHlake
Montana.
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The Detroit times., 1914-02-16
SAYS PERU OFFERS
GOOD MARKETS
But American Statesmen Should
Drop Their Airs" Declares
Minister Pevet

Frederick A. Pevet, minister from
Peru, addressed the Board Of Com
merce members, Monday noon, on the
favorable market conditions TO be
found ia the South American coun'
tries. and extended q general invita-
ton TO Detroit manufacturers TO send
Representatives 10 the southern hemIs'
sphere TO drum up trade. He also
gave a frank tip on how these
."Yanks" should act where they get
down there.
The trouble with your American
statesmen, plainly speaking. Is their
mistaken attitude or superiority he
said. You Americans must remem
Der that the Latin.American Is gen
tleman. educated and refined. He
must be treated as an equal. The
great trouble is that you think II
goods can be sold on your own mar
ket, he must take them.
My advice TO the American sales
men Is TO study the methods or the
German salesman abroad. First OF al
you must learn 10 study conditions
and then after you have found mar
ket for your goods. get busy aud sell
Germs do, and that is why they are
so successful in most every line oi
trade.
South America IL your nearest and
surcst market The building OF the
Panama canal has made Ii possible tc
ship directly TO Peru by boat. IL Is
an eight-day trip from New York and
six days from New Orleans.
There is a good market for Detroit
products in Peru and other South
American countries. Detroit is recog
nized as the center OF the automobile
industry. In a few years Peru will be
on the market for great number oI
automobiles and motor trucks. W.
are improving the roads down there
to accommodate motor travel"
Mr.. Pevet said he regretted that the
newspapers did not print the truu
about the South American countries
he said they printed much that was
sensational and little that was tru'
about the l.atin-American countries,
Mr. Pevet. while In the city, is the
guest OF Charles b. Warren, presiden
OF the Board OF Commerce.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-16
FACING PROBE
NY. TREASURER
ENDS HIS LIFE
John n. Kennedy Slashes Throat
With Razor, While in Buff
falO Hotel
WAS TO APPEAR BEFORE
GRAND JURY MONDAY
Worry Over Pending Investiga.
ton Believed to Have Driven
Official to Despair

BUFFALO. y. Y, Fen. 16.-Reports
that State Treasurer John n. Ken.
NEEDY. who committed suicide in his
apartment in the Markeen hotel yes.
terday afternoon, had been heavy
borrower from the Peoples bank.
We're denied by President Arthur u.
Bissel OF that institution today
Worry To the point OF insanity over
The Joe Doe proceedings being con
Quoted by District Attorney Charles
S, Whitman in New York, is the rea
son generally asCribed for the state
treasurers suicide.
Kennedy seemed the typical cold,
calculating. reticent politician. stead
tasty pursuing his purposes 30 sue
cessful conclusion whereas his close
friends knew him to be sensitive his
pride easily wounded. anything tina;
might be Imagined TO reflect through
HIM upon his family hurting him
keenly.
Kennedy was under subpoena TO ap-
pear AT John Doe hearing before
Magistrate McAdoo in New York to-
day 10 be quAzed By District Attor-
ney Whitman. He had accepted ser
vice OF such a subpoena in Albany on
Friday. and he was again served here
Saturday. a fact which seemed to
nettle him very much. He had made
all preparations TO go TO New Yorl,
city last evening. securing railway
and sleeping car tickets. Mrs. Ken
nedy was to accompany him.
Kennedy attended church at the
Chapel OF the blessed Sacramento,
Sunday Acquaintances who met him
later thought that he seemed very
preoccupied Shortly before dinner
time his body was found with his
throat cut with a razor.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-16
NEW YORK. PRODUCE.

new YORK. Feb is Flour quiet
and steady. Pork steady mess. S23 ~
a - Lara Firm. middle west spot,
Slu.75GIO15 sugar. Raw dull cen
trifuEal. 90 test. S3.4S. muscovado. SO
test Sass; refined, dull. cut loaf $500
crushed. sass, powdered, S4.lj a 40.
graduated. s4a415. Coffee. Rio No.
= on spot 9thc. Tallow. Dull. citv,
Ga.c. country. eU6&4c special. 7isc.
Hay quiet. prime. sl.0eia u 05. No.
Q. 15NS5c. clover. 50 "a s5c Dressed
poultry. quiet. turkeys, 1sQ Zoe,
chickens. t4a zoe, fowls. 12N1S1ac.
ducks. 1O0 lGl1c Live poultry Firm.
geese. lac. ducks, ia 1sc. fowls. lSc;
turkeys. 11M1Sc. ROSTERS l21ac.
chickens, Ice. cheese steady. state
milk common 20 specials. ltis % 10 Z. G..
skins, common to special. % "A g.
mll skins, n ~ 5c
Butter. Firm receipts 1907: cream.
erN. extra. 29di 2S ne. state dairy, tubs
IsM2ligc. imitation creamery hrsts
2td22c Egga Firm. receipts. C N14
nearby white fancy. asa 39C. nearby
mixed fancy 2sia q SOC, fresh hrsts
gSla Q31C.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-16
TWO GIVEN LIFE
SENTENCE FOR
KILLING GORDON
Continued From Page onsl

afternoon, after an hours deliberatlon
BY the jury. stood quietly up Tor sen
tence, shrugged his shoulders and
spread out has hands in a gesture OF
utter abandon TO his late, and said
he had nothing 10 say.
Judge Connolly sentenced him 10
Marquette prison for life.
The separation OF the prisoners was
move TO prevent Tumaselli from at
tempting to revenge himself on his
former friends who had sworn away
his liberty, while he himself protested
his innocence. and doggedly insisted
that he was in bed az 1880 o'clock on
the night that Gordon was killed.
To save Sam Castronova and Sam
WHALE. charged with the homicide and
said 10 have been entirely innocent OF
the crime, or OF participation in the
robberies by the gang. the other ltal-
ians, including Sam Castronova's
brother. Nicola. had made full con
fession.
Franzone and Galati. also charged
with homicide, had declared that they
we're with the slayers, and had per
petrated two armed holdups. but did
did not fire any OF the shots that
struck the officer.
Nicola Castronova. held as wit
ness. and not even charged with eth
or robbery or homicide, had confessed
that he fred one shot into the officers
body. and had remarked: Let the
guilty suffer and the innocent escape,
even though | am one OF the guilty"
Assistant Prosecutor George Kelly
has. received the personal thanks OF
Prosecutor Shepherd for the way In
which he handled the case, forcing
the men 20 confess. by convincing
them that he had worked up case
strong enough to send guilty and limo
cent alike to prison for homicide, I'M
less every one OF them told the truth.
After the sentences we're passed,
the charges against Sam Vitale and
Sam Castronova were nolle pressed.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-16
CEDAR ri OCR PAVING
CONTRACTS AWARDED

The council committee on streets.
Monday morning. confirmed the follow
ing bids Cor cedar block paving; Cav
airy ave, from Fort-st to Dix-ave.. j.
A. MERCER, s2l. 066.S2 Delaware-ave.
from Hamilton.blvd. to Merrill.st., Ju-
Illus Porath, $3,99423. Hulburt.ave..
from Charlevoix-st 10 Mack-aye., j. A.
MERCER, S12.5S5.79: Pennsylvania.ave..
from Mack-ave. u alley south Of Ora
tiot-ave, Thomas Z. Cnrrie, $50 POS 40.
Bids for paving two alleys were also
confirmed by the committee. Julius
Porath getting one at s1,7s5.24. and J.
r. I.adue the other. at $l,373S9
The Detroit times., 1914-02-16
MISS SOFTEN is BRIDE
OF A. A. DARMSTAETTER

The old Scotch homestead az No.
1885 Fort-st, west vas the scene. Mon.
day. az A. 80 o'clock. Of the marriage
o. Miss Priscilla scotch. daughter OF
Mrs. Oreh Scptten and granddaughter
OF tha ate Daniel SOFTEN. 10 Armin
Arthur Oarmstaetter Only relatives
and immediate friends we're present.
The ceremony Was performed by the
Rev. Edward II Fence, pastor OF Fort
II. Presbyterian church
Miss scotch was attended by Miss
Elizabeth Campbell. OF Chicago. as
maid or honor, ana the little Misses
Marion Mclean and Elsie Thorpe were
nowef girls Clarence Roe, OF Lansing
was besy man. The guests were seat
"a " Frank Coyle. X. D. Rogers and
II. r. Blackford. all OF Chicago.
An informal reception followed.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-16
nOsTpN COPPER MARKET--Closei

Alaska Gold Mines, 22A Arlz com \
Arcadian, as Allouez, AZ; BUTTE
Superior. 361s; Cal. 4 .ariz 6sss cal
4 Hecla, 450; Centennial. IS, ChRf
IA; Chino. 42;s Copper Range, Ssh
Davis DAILY, ?is East Butte. IL First
National. 1876. Franklin, = 1910
Granny. ssla; CIR. Cananea, 1914 Han
cock. a; Indiana, SIS: Isle Royale,
2sI,; IsPd Greek Coal pfd.. sea Kerr
Lake, 4ss Keweenaw. an La Rose
~: Lake. 81; Mass. SO; Mason Val
"a: Mohawk. 40: New. Cons, l6Ss; Nip
issing, 5-1G; North Butte. Sots ola
colony. Az Old Dominion. So. Osceola,
81: Pond Greek. 10. Quincy. Go: Ray
Cons. 20,s shannon, "a Shattuck
copper. 3liz, Super. S Boston, ~.
Tamaraek. 3s5s. United Fruit com,
IN; Utah Apex. 2ss Utah Cons, - "a
Utah Copper. IS y L. $. smelling, AZ
winona AZ. Wolverine, 46n
The Detroit times., 1914-02-16
AGED RECULSE KILLED
WHEN HOME Is DESTROYED

ALPENA. Mich Feb. 16.-(Special)
Mrs. Isabella Ross. 6S years old. a
recluse. was burned to death early
Sunday morning when her little home
in Alpena township was destroyed by
fire. Her body was practically de-
stroyed by the flames. She had al
ways refused help from her only rela-
tive. daughter. and from the poor
authorities.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-16
Total for New Wing of Tubereu'
losis Hospital Over $4,000
Mark-Meeting Tonight
Tota

Contributions OF Sl1I have been re-
Cciyed sincec Saturday noon Tor the
fund being raised 70 build an addition
70 lie Detroit tuberculosis sanatorium.
Members OF the Metropolitan club
have made enthusiastic preparations
for The mass meeting IN the aTmory'
Monday evening
Judge William r. Connolly will De
cha lrman OF the meeting. ne Will urge
the need OF universal co-ePefatteff ~
the night against tuberculosis. Dr.
Robert l. Dixon, former secretary OF
the state Board of Health. Will arrive
AZ 3 40 Monday afternoon. and Will be
taken on a tour OF the poor sections
OF he city, so thar he may speak from
a drst-hand knowledge OF the situa-
ton In Detroit that breeds tubercu'
losis Or. Dixon's lecture will be Illus
trated by stereopticon slides. Music
viii be furnished by the Northwestern
band
Mayor Marx has issued q proclama-
ton, urging the public 10 attend the
meeting Police Commissioner GILES.
pie and Postmaster Nagel have asked
the employees OF their departments 10
20. Private citizens have been active
in arousing interest In the meeting.
The Metropolitan club has decided
that its annual dance, IN Moose Tenn.
pie. Feb. 10. will be devoted 70 raising
funds for the sanatorinm, instead OF
for its building fund. as was origin
ally planned Tickets are now on sale
in several places. including most OF
the important downtown cigar stores,
II $1,000 is raised. the club will have
the privilege OF naming one OF The
rooms in the proposed new unit. for
which funds are being raised
Postmaster Nagel. who is much iu-
terested In tonights meeting, has
called a meeting for this afternoon 10
arrange a program for the gathering
The conference Will be attended by
Frank b. Leland. president of the De
troit tuberculosis sanatorium; Rob
ert Gallagher, president OF the Letter
Carriers association: Paul Hoffrich
ter. president of the metropolitan
club: Judge Connolly and Or. r. l.
Dixon, the chief speaker tonight.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-16

viii receive the attention OF the IN
yesugators. In small towns where
there are but one OF two factories the
commission proposes 10 enlist the ser
vices of the womcn's clubs of the city
OF village, and through such organiza'
lions. hopes 10 obtain the desired In
formation.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-16
anICAnn PHODICE.

CHICAGO Feb. 1G.--Butter Extras
ge1sc, Nrsts. a2ts N24o, dairy extras.
g5c hrnts, ~ a -3c EGGS. Prime
hrsts. s4o. nrsts ~ p. e. Cheese skins
i10iTAo. young Americas \ iTA16c
1.-Two poultry F0Mls.\ 16C ducks. 100
geese. lsut3he spIingers i6iac. tar
Keys lie. Potatoes Michigan 80 a.
zoe, wisconsin. 6SH zoe. Minnesota. to
~ 7Uc
The Detroit times., 1914-02-16
MARKETS and FINANCE
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES DULL
\. Y. sTocK MARkET-cIo.e.

Am Sugar c5h. Anal Cop ~.
Am Can 3ON. Am q 81 Am COT
oii IS. Am Loo s4N, do pf iol =; Am Am
Smelt 6sis, Am T q t l2l y, Am WOO WOO
1914, do pf ~, Anaconda 81, Atch ys y :,
BALI * S2h, Beth Steel 36is. y
y2k. Can Pac 2l3@s, Cent Leath 81
do pr iO0h. Ches a s. 50. chino COP
ie1s. c, NJ & ST y 1924, col F a ! S5's'
con Gas ls47s. Corn Prod II 3, Dei q
n i54A, Dis See cor 1876, Erie 80, do
lst pfd 4sa., do I'd pr S75.' Gen an Ei Sf
Nor pr l3lis. Ills Cent IL - ny Is. N es !
feh Val 1905, Louis q Nash 10 ~
X Il L 2liA. VI. ~ p y 81 Ste " ~ ~,
ls4h, on Pac 60 New Hav 7oss;, , !.
sslb, Y Y. o n w %. Nor W iv4,
North Pac li5s.. Penn r i1lfs Pitts
coal pr s2$ Press 81 car - a. s nS
ss do p SO Rock ;,i III 81. 49, 90 pi south tS
nv 2GA. South Ry pfd s3h, Tenn Cop
ssS.. Texas 10. Union ion, p gss. l9l steel
pfd IC9ss, & Bonds 102h. Nir-Car
chem Co 3lA, Utah Cop % y west
TN Tel sss. West Mfg 'ol2 kresse
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The Detroit times., 1914-02-16
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times by Hayden,
stone Co. Feb l6; As sometimes
copper statistics does not seem TO us
10 be Immediately recognized AS a
matter OF fact the decrease OF quar-
ter million pounds in metz in foreign
surplus stock ~ extremely satistac-
tory, considering the record breaking
exports from this country that took
place in January. AT the moment II
~ quite possible that the demand or
foreign manufactures has been tenn
porarily satisfied, but the further evil
dence OF continued large consumption
OF the metal abroad must in time have
its effect
The Detroit times., 1914-02-16

NEW YORK. Feb 1.-THE stock
market opened active and lower.
Noon--Prices were shade ABOVE
their lowest ar noon. A bear argu-
msnt was based on the snow Which
has crippled traffic on railroads.
IL q. m.--Heayy selling featured tue
market during the first hour.
2 o. NAT . p. IN. the market was
firm.
The stock market closed duh Win
price changes nominal.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-16
PRODUCE MARKET

ou occount OF weather conditions the
ma. ket has been Goa nora supplies FOR
some time now aud i. an nothing al all
100 thiS mOrnins, WINS very arm ~
tone. some advance boa the Elgn hut
Ter market was generally expected
w hiic day or SO OF large receipts
would probably swamp Che market
there is nevertheless au urgent demand
ioF poultry and I'm some instances
much better than quotations has been
md. The cgB market ls steady anc
ON local conditions Is firm but eggs
are Offering Freely from the south now.
Rabbits are steady at the advance ana
potatoes are dull as ever.