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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22

plimme flo s in. iamana pGip6n6 TO-
bon oil laitettu tagpipopta totimof-
len lGbetptien bppGtii iosta oil hi.
loia $3.50, iefa folebti $3.50. Gun
bororiin nioriion toIolla tolebti $50
lotfa faitfi fiitofielIa mainitien. y
@mbarrasfa tunti ole,pon fonios--
Ia emamfeliiimin ianaa mostoanotto-
pa benfi, poriinfin iieIl6 SaIon be
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foanottamasia ia mei iamoin fliin e.
oellIlettin ipieraonporoiieen ia 5ie-
tpadn fotitn, iosia fifteen iIIulIo TO-
%foonnuttiin erGGieen perbeefeen, fun
oil ilmoitettn iamaIIa farnaon tiIoi-
liiitteen ieiraflinnon neuIomoieuron
fotoits. &onioa oil erittGin tiIoapot
biioneet fotoontunut t6ptecn osti.-
SiinG tiloiiuuoesia tein leItoo IGbe-
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len miiooosia foniaIaistemme fcs-
fiiioesIo.
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ienro totimoiicn IGbetpfien bptp6fii-
jotfa tefiwGt fabuip0ptd $4.25 ia TO-
Icbti $3.50, iosto fiitos.
9piste Iii6G.
@ep. 5. g. 2iIiercos.
81 Sron It. Neeomee, Iieb ,
&irieitd ,uoipi ntiniIIe mpSs Id
bettd6 o~foiftceIIo, Wc-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22

ipptG Iauloa Sloista meiiua, &un RI
fottu on paula, ia faattu fuolemo.
SGn Sierra moan ia %taipoon, &uien'
ii iaatonan, Iiin aiitiiaofii aiapon jr
uutti mailman" ~Iaa ialaiinus
mpos opeta, 8anbursfaafs tuli (al-
f~uperGiieSiG Jana tili) maailmo
8oin fautta Sumal-ilmiien Soipin.
t~ofiiolon fpertier." = Wtpos anna
mailman tlitn 10, 9iio armolIineb
tiiomio Scum faiffi iieiut = faiffi
Min = Bapaifii pariin tiromittiin"
SGmmoistG aiturben ionomoa o.
len aitomit SiimaIan armosto ia a.
mulIa fonialaiiiIlemme ilmoittoo TO-
tinniiena IGbetDsioarnonjonn ett1
faiffi usfoiiipat. WeIt 6. &itotio-
laiien fonsio mum pitheen obesia
foeflInilte MUTTON pat1pqt @lps1d IL
moittoo. &anioo ei olIut niinf61n
lufuiiasti, fun oliiimme toimoneet.
&oboIlinen pitoli oil @lpsiG: TO.
Icbti $6.67 ia fobtpipopoGstG $500,
iosta laiiun fiitofiet eIpl1iiilIe. "sn-
fdGt mdipfo ipaon tebfdGt tp0td Min
foirpon fun p6itpd on, 20 tiilee ioI.
Ioin ei frnenfG1n ictpi tpotd febod."
GIpstG iiirrpin @mborraiiin, josia
oIin euiin morton tuIorIa lilo Q ip.
ia Ito 8 ip. Sittsm iiirrpintme toife-
mo- p6ipdna pcli 2oittdmiiffen ia.
loon. olimurie ITO 2 u. Gallon toIosio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22
Sotilosmieliipalto

SotilaSmleltlpdlfd. Stlrlon
firffoberra rotpasti g. Eoprp on Ia
betf1npt Giiopion tiiomiofapitiiline
firjeen, misid ban fertoo, ettd olles.
iaan ipirfomatfolla ippsf. a p. iHallo
ia o~jaesioon 2aurilan aicmolta See
min maieiirafunnon pappilaan ldd-
ninrotpasti 2agufien fansio miimef-
fimainitiin rattailla, iputui ban mend
I1isten iotilasten mGfipallan aIai-
icfii. GrGs maantielle ieiiomaon a
icttnncista iotiloista isfi met niaiien
per66n juostcn jolIafin oieella ro.
wasti SoprpG ielfGGn. &onasti ppp
t6G tuomiofopitulio rpbtpmddn pa
boipitelpn iobbosta aiion wootimiin
toimenpiteifiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22

Soulu.& onbn nimistd joulii'
IebteG fiiruullo muImiStetcoan pal.
nofuntoon. &c on patti f~nniilcbtiG
80 iiipnincn, moruStettu uubeIIc
miellpttGapdlIG foniifuipalIo ia mo-
neIIa muiilIotin armoffoollo frmpaI,
Ia. Yppoetdan, ett1 pstdp6t %tiIoiii'
mot tai antaiiitpot tietdd paIionfo ia
Iiiofpot niitd mp1b1fieer, p~oioofiem
me m6Gr6t6 painoficn iuliruuben, ct
teiapdt Ioppuiii fesfen. Sinta aino-
nstoan Is .ienttid iefd t1bdn mooban
eta Suomeen. 4iirubtofoa tiIaa.
moan 10 tGnGdn, dIfdG jGGfo oootta,
moan ettd niitd Idbetetddn tiIoomat-
ia. 3otiofoa iImoitusto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22

Eunoien Histin fofous. 9u-
ten mime niimerosia i~Intotettiin on
Sronpoooin iuomoIaifen pitnaien ris
lin FOCUS farioIIisieuraf. firfon aIo
ioIisia emf tiistainu Ito 2 ip. Suo-
ritetoon Ipbpf orfpofns cbielmo. Rob
snipopb6std buoIcbtii Mrs Matt
EiffoIo ia Wsrs Q. Gfquist. auiffi
,nufnon bptpGn ofion piioIesfo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22
Itlatkoilta

Totllllatlett laDefDsllaftnn olen a
lottanl,t marrosfuun 3 p. Hegau-
neesta. @niimGifen pibGtpspaiffa-
nj iobon oil a%ifomufieni pioGttpG oil
@lp, Winneiotasia. 8eli 8. Gllot-
ialoinen oil mostasia aiemdlIa ia mel
minun pstGipGlIiieen ia mieraampa-
raiieen fotiinia @lpn pappilaar1, iota
alma fiitoIliiuubeuo muisteler. Mui.
Den mlasia tapaiin erGGn manban
nsfo %iiiaren, ritlmiin puolesta 10
m%GipneesiG ia taubin runtelemasia
tilasia, MIN. Mrs Senorictionin, pos
tori Tuotialaiien apaimon Gibin. SON
iaapi Griffin bppdG boitoa omat tp-
tot boitamat rafasta GitiGniG buolelIo
Wfntta ppiffa onfin 10 ieitiemGs-
apltoiifpmmen pliolipGlisiG meme
masia min on fuitenfin usfosla al
man nuori, nimittdin elGG armosta
al,tuaana main %pbtGpGipGG. On nj
mittain moth alma pGitnGn panba,
eifd enempdd. Gimme tosfaan iaa.
faan elGG manboista iGGstoistG, Min
frin muinen ipariban Iiiton Ssraeli
lSiinain forapesia TAI alma iofap1iipa
ittitta manrao, llitta r~nipintoa; iofo
Ell felfpanntt enGG buomenna. 81
Ills eiliien paiapGn etpGitG iopinut
buomiiefii iGGstGG, fpoan ipob1 min
ia maittoi ia biiomenna taos iaatiin
uittta. Samoin on meioGn ilsfosIa
elettaipd main alma pbtG pGipGG. Mi-
no ormosta aiitiiaana Seeiufien teos-
ia unoestann ~jofnpGipG. @ilinen eli
tdnadn auto. Samoin on epGliston
laita. SOS junalotoin tGnGpGipGnG
millG iiImdnrGpGpfielIG bppGniG us
foo Seeiufien lunastiisarmosia ia TO-
pintoiperesiG iuiiret merirusfeat ipn-
tinld anteefii, eli toiiin ionoen: usfoo
Seeiufien iopittaneen, fuitanneen ia
mot laneen faiffi ipntinid ia iaapi mic
ID usfoa fofo moailmanfin lpnnit
mofietlfii, min bGn on oiman mo-
pao t%unnonfin pliolesta olituos ia
ipanbursfas Siunnlon lapii, eifG bG-
men eiliiiG eifd fofo eldmGniG nifano
tebtpiG ipnteiG ifGn1 muistelIo, eifG
lleta tiiomiofii. Hiin Ills iiGifpDteen
buffuu ia fotoan faiffi eiIinen ia TO-
TO if1mme ipnnit jn epGiiSfommefin
ia inmoin eiIinen nSfomiiGnme ia
bursfautemme, Ills ppbpptemme ia
pabuutemme buffltfpnt ijGiippoen
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, Ian &nritin @oIgatan ristiIIG fGrii-
esiGGn mafioi ia io,pitti ipnnit faiffi,
e%ntiiet, nptpiiet ia masto tulc1paiiet
ipnnit: eli oinoostoan iiniin ia minun
dpaan fofo mailman. Sceiiitien TO-
mintoiibri @oleotolIa mnpnitti ia
pGdsti foiffi pofonat ia fniffi faniot
fpntimeIasto mapoofii. &c on Ills ia
mno finn inncmme: iponbursfaiitti
fofo mailman. Sos ferron pfii ill
Ioin sponbursfautettiin, min iiit6 ieii
roo cbbottomosti ett6 fulfil ponburs
fontcttiin. SON on io,pinto meibGt
ipntcimme eoest1 ei oinoostoon mel
Dan noon fofo mnoilmon" ionoo a.
postoli Sobonnes. Seeius ioiuitiis.
tposiGdn eoisti iofaisto pfiiIoG. ia
faiffia p~btciiesti. Somosio fiin See
Jus berdtettiin boiioosto ia julistef-
tin mopoofii tafousmicben mostuun
.oIoifuuoesta ia meIfo iitoumufiesta
iefd ipnnin rongoishlffesfo, fun
"@anaoistus of bdnen pddIIdnid,
cttd mciIId roubo oIiii ia Sdnen boo-
fmutto oIcrune pordfiif", oil.
9siin iduusio foiffi, iOita
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22

Iarras- ia ioulnfunn aifama
faapi M~nttaiam emf iunoSen loppnnn
$3.50. G%niiiunOtena mufiaa 50 ient'
It'd endmpi. Ottafaapa tama bmo-
mioonne, nnbistafaa mD6s tilanfien-
ne ennen iunuben Iuppna, min iGGs.
tatte pnoli bollaria. -. :. %.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22

Entered as second class matter Ja-
nuary II 1906, at the post office at
Ironwood, Michigan under the Act OF
March 8. 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22

: YpipfGdmme iiis, p~stdiudni, jar
fdbtGmdttS toiipomme tinnustufics:
IA, fila bdn, iofu untci Iupauficu,
on usfoIIincn ia poIwofoommc tor
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27
Movie Men Will Not PrOfteer By
 The War Tax

Moving picture proprietors are one class of business men who will not take advantage of the war tax to profiteer. At a meeting of motion picture operators in this county held here Friday and attended by J. E. Fo- ley of Chloride; c. A. Simonds of Oatman, and Henry Lang of Kingman, it was decided to add only the amount of the war tax to the price of admis- sion. The war tax on admissions to theaters and moving picture houses provides that cent shall be levied for each 10 cents or fraction thereof. For instance, if the admission is 25 cents, the war tax will be 8 cents. The ad- mission, then, including the war tax, will be 2S cents. The movie men ex- pect to obtain sufficient pennies to give back the correct change on each admission.
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27
RICH ORE IS FOUND Il
 IN THE PRINCE GEORGE

General Manager H. M. Crowther is showing some very ricl4 ore from the winze that is being sunk on the Prince George mine by the Arizona Butte company. In the bottom of this winze the ore is four feet wide and the aver age across the whole width is 128 ounces silver. Streaks in the winze gave as high as 500 ounces silver.
 The winze is below the old workings on the property and indicate perman- ency of the vein at that point. When the big tunnel reaches the ore bodies in the Prince George that property will be one of the largest producers in the state. The old ore shoot was more than 13 feet wide and had an average silver value of 23O ounces. Other, but lower grade, shoots have been opened throughout the 100 foot width of vein material in this property.
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27
HOOVER APPEALS FOR
 HELP OF THE NATION

Herbert Hoover, United States food administrator, has written the Miner asking it's cooperation in stimulating economy and food conservation throughout the nation. The letter fol- lows:
 q am writing to enlist your per sonal service in laying before the ag- ricultural community the ideas ex- pressed in the enclosed bulletin. There is no greater service that can be per formed both toward our nation in pro viding the food supply which we must have for ourselves and furnish to our allies, nor any service more in the interest of our agricultural community than the encouragement of animal pro duction, particularly hogs, in this emergency. You will find that the most able officials of the Department of Agriculture throughout the coun- try are making every exertion to this end; and your. direct assistance in en- couragement of them and their prop aganda work will be a most valued help."
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27
.BRAWN-ROBINSON.
 MINES ARE OPTIONED

The mine owned by Fred F. Brown, Clyde Brown Ed Robinson and Bert Otis, situated at Chemehuavis noun trains, just south of Topock, have been optioned to George W. Long, of the United Eastern mines. The owners have shipped about a carload of ex- ceptionally high grade gold-copper ore from the mine and the showing is very good.
 It is the intention of MT. Long to drive a tunnel in on the vein and then sink to the 200 or 300 level. The vein runs through high peak of the range and the old owners had to scale the cliffs with ropes to get at the ore streak, which cropped out boldly near the top of the peak. It is to obviate this heavy climb that the tunnel is to be run into the ore and then to sink and raise on the vein.
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27
BIG BOOST
 FOR LIBERTY LOAN

One of the most spectacular fea- lures of the Liberty loan campaign, which closed today, was bonfire held by the Women's Liberty Loan commit tee on the vacant lot north of the Elks hall last Tuesday night. The event was staged for the purpose of remind ind the people that the campaign would close today and urging them to subscribe literally. Similar bonfires were held throughout the nation. Mrs. W. L. Linville was in charge of the bonfire.
 Boy Scouts and the Camp Fire Girls held camp fire ceremonies. Ross Blakeley acted as master of cere- monies. Speeches were made by Mir. Blakeley,, c. J. Walters, c. G. Krook and A. A. Worsley of Tucson.
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27
LACK OF CHARM
 CAUSE OF DIVORCE

Madam Sarah Bernhardt, the great French actress, in signed article in the November issue of HarperIs Bazar attributes the numerous divorces that have come into the courts of late years to the lack of charm in the wo- men concerned.
 "If I stood at the theshold of life," says Mime. Bernhardt, !" asking of it something with which to buy happin- ess, I would beg for charm. For if one has charm, she will be loved. And woman must have love to be happy. Beauty does not matter. If a woman has charm she can secure whatever she wants-lOve, success, power"
 But the Divine Sarah also says that his invaluable quality can be culti- vated, and her prescription in Harp CTS BaEar reveals the secret.
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27

Among the amusement features of the State Fair, November 12-17, will be the big carnival company of Wortham Brothers. Besides a fine va riety of shows, including many new at fractions, there will be number of thrillers, like parachute jumps, cloud swings and a man pulling an auto mobile with his teeth. A quartet of mermaids will also do diving stunts every afternoon in the big tank oppo- site the grandstand.
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27

We wish to say that we all have to do our part in this just war of Democ- racy vs. Autocracy and that while you have to pay extra at the window the manager gets no part of these extra cents, but pays them over to Uncle Sam the first of every month. The house share of tax comes in also; we have to pay tax of 15c per reel per day, besides a tax of $25 on the house, all to Uncle Sam.
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27
PERSONAL MENTION

A. J. Christie, of Needles, superin- tendent of the Santa Fe, was King man visitor last Wednesday.
 Mrs. L. Johnson has returned from the coast after a three weeks visit and has been confined to her home with slight indisposition for several days.
 J. F. Meillel of the Jackman proper ties in the Wallapais, was in town to look at mining property.
 J. s. Amundsen, manager of the Arizona Stores company, returned Thursday from Flagstaff where he had been several days. George A. Shea and I. c. Stricker have gone into the Big Sandy country to look at minig property.
 Fred w. Morrison, at one time Dis trict Attorney of this county, but now a resident of Los Angeles, arrived in Kingman this morning to attend to le- gal matters.
 Miss Gladys St. Charles, teacher in the Chloride school, spent last Sun day with relatives in Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27
SAYS WAR WILL LAST
 TWO YEARS LONGER

Lloyd kier, one of the draft boys from this county, who has been sta toned at Camp Funston, wrote friends here recently that General Leonard Wood, former chief of staff of the U. S. army, in an address to the soldiers there, declared that the war would last at least two years longer. He is further quoted as having said that this nation would have an army of 5,OO0,0O0 in the field and under training before the end of the two county have been feeling first-rate and enjoying army life immensely.
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27
FIRST LYCEUM BILL
 ID BE GIVEN TONIGHT

On Wednesday the United Eastern numbers will be given tonsgnt with the address of Prof Montraville NJ. Woods at the Elks hall on scientific subjects. Professor Woods has lectur- ed throughout the United States and has the reputation of never allowing his audience to grow tired of the lect- ure. He will speak on a few of the important scientific feats of the last decade.
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1.

This is the day that the War Tax starts and Uncle Sam has asked the exhibitors to collect from you three cents for each 25c ticket and pay it to him to help fight the Germans. On this night we show
 Fatty Arbuckle in
 "0H, DOCTOR" and three-part Western drama.
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27
ACQUITTED OF CHARGE

James Mcdonald and James Nigro were acquitted of the charge of boot logging last Monday by a jury in su- perior court
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2.

This is story of the Spanish main in which Miss Fredericks attains a high mark in her art. A story with a punch; don't miss it. Also Ford Edu- cational.
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31.

EVEN AS YOU AND r. a drama of souls at bay, special fea- ture; no advance in price. .-.alsO Luke comedy.
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 30.

There are many kind of thrills, but perhaps the best are those which come from some powerful and tense drama tic moment and those that follow some spectacular feat. Both of those are included in this story.
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2S.
THE WHITE RAYENn
Does a woman keep her word?

THE WHITE RAVEN" keep her word? Ethel find the oAsO 2part strong story, than please. Also 2-part laugh
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27
MONDAY, OCTOBER 29.

"A MAGNIFICENT MEDDLER story of meddler who meddes with he comedy it. he meddes himself into aR
 of trouble and finally meddles himself
 ! into fame. Also Big sapsicB.
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27

THE SLAVE MARKET a Paramount featuring Pauline Fred erick----alsO Ford Educational.
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27
LANG'S THEATER
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27.
LITTLE ORPHAN"

THE LITTLE ORPHAN fascinating story of a little Bluebd featuring happiness Pafhe News under stances
 a var picture. Also News
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27
CLASSIFICATION !
 T co L A T E FOR R

For Sale-Portable houses. A good buy. Very reasonable. Inquire at Trainor's Barbershop. 1t-np
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27

"REDEEMING LOVE" a Paramount featuring Kathlyn Will iams.---.--.a also Pathe News.
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27

Wanted-Experienced man would like small set of books to keep even ings. Experience departmental and grocery business. Address P. O. Box 276. 1t-pd
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27

There is little reason for comment on this production other than it was produced by Louis Weber, who has many of the best to her credit. Also a Luke slapstick.
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27

For Rent-Fumished house tent, furnished for housekeeping, or sleep ing room, clean and comfortable. Beale and Third st. Phone Black 151. 1t-np
 Lost-On Kingman-Chloride high way Monday evening, one brown dress, one pair beaded moccasins and one vel low silk work bag filled with crochet Return to Miner office and receive re- ward. 10-27-up
Mohave County miner., 1917-10-27

A. J. Christie, of Needles, superin- tendent of the Santa Fe, was a King man visitor last Wednesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
STOCK MARKET
IS ERRATIC
quotations At No Time Uni
form I'm One
Direction

NEW YORK Oct O. The New
Yorh Evening sun financial review
Friday said
"rhc stock marFer pursued a de.
cidedly erratic course for he great
-r part cot INC day % was alter
nately weak and strong and al no
imo did quotations 20 uniformly
Boz ono direction Price changes
were Che result not OF anything in
tho Wav 1t news developments but
~ conditions within The market it
self Professional pressure on The
Iiaf wa very heavy on occasions
and effective in sending prices low.
er hut taken as whole he mar.
ket displayed better resistance no
bear hammcring than at any time
this week Prices have fallen to
levels requiring less courage 10
make commitments for the long ac.
count, hnt brokers reported mat de-
mand for stocks continued 10 come
chiefly from short interests
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
JAMES f. HILL
LAID IN GRAVE

Funeral services were held Fri
day afternoon. in the family home.
on Wolfrd.. near MI Clemens. and
later in the First Methodist church,
Mt Clemens for James + iill. De
troit attorney. who died Wednes.
day
Mr. Hill was born In Bristow. Ky.
90 wears ago and studied law in
New York. later coming 10 Michi-
gaD and graduating from the Detroit
College OF Law In 1903 He was
widely known for his work In con
nection with the prevention OF cruel
ty 10 women and children, and hu.
name treatment of simals. He was
the founder OF society Interested
in these things which changed It's
name several times bur is now
known "a The Humane Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty, with Of
fCos AT No 4o5 Brcitmeyer build.
ing Mr. Hin is survived by his
wife and four young children
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
GOLDSMITH ONCE
LICKED EDITOR

Goldsmith had an encounter once
with q London Welsh editor. Thorn
as Evans hy name. o. native of West
Wales Evans went 20 London and
started as a booksellers porter in
he year 1882. ultimately becoming
the publisher ~ ;he Morning Chron
icle az wen as the London Packet
In the latter journal there was
published the Objectionable letter re.
hectinr on Goldsmith and Miss Inr
neck Tho Iess3wy Bride. nine DAYS
after TIE Arst rerYcscntation of 'Sap
Sfoops TO Conquer" IN 1873
Goldsmith went 90 cane the Welsh
editor at his shop IN Battrrostfr
Row as the person pon,ibie Cor
the publication of Tho lcifer. bGf
Cold ninth GOT the worst at the GF
Goldsmith was indicted for assault
end compromised Dy paying ESQ io
q Wohh charity Cardiff Western
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
LOCAL STOCK
MARKET Says

by y FRkR, EhNlSS a co,
The market sagged al the opening
this morning with the general pric
ing showing fractional declines
Ford was down a few points in It's
bid 20 2oJ Federal showed nom.
inal bid OF 80 -. and Continen al
market of bid. s So asked.
Parke-Davis showed demand ~ l0i
bid. while Bower Roller learine
displayed continued strength az
2S - 10 so 10 The Charcoals were
quoted broad and irrerulsrly with
very little activity Hoover steel
Rail was soft with an Offering of
81 Renewed inquiries for Michigan
stamping at d. 2-4 columbia SuEar
at ~ SIS. and Paige at - ~ 40.
iracfed some sttontion The volume
Of actual 'tradine WIS small prs.i
hly due 10 the floating OF tho see.
ond liberty loan as we'll as the mn
favorable environments in the New
York market
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
Fast nrFFAro TIVE srocK

FAST HTFFATO y S.. Oct S
cattle. Receipts 200. market fairly
active steady prime steers. $40
1850 butcher grades Wl2. COWS.
5 5o09 So
CALVES Receipts t50. market ac-
rs 5n.
sheep and lambs Receipts GOO.
market. lambs Toe lower sheep
steady choice lambs. StHnIS25. cuIl
10 fair. &taW11 %. ycarlipgs. tffdt6.
sheep. ftu1a
HoRs Receipts 1900. market nc
tive. tu Toe higher. workers. Sl4n
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