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The Detroit times., 1908-12-12

heavy. Butter Is very slow without
being weak. Eggs are not active. as
Cheese Is nym but not active. Dressed
calves and hogs are easy In tone on
heavy receipts. and the market as a
whole. remains steady as TO prices
Appl..-rancy. N9AsO; common. -
Q85O per bbi
B.st:r-osfnslal prices; Est, re- cream r.Sr.
ing stock. aoc per ID.
Cahbage-75c per bu.
Csuiiaower-ssT5 per crate
Cse~.~-MichiKaf full cream. new.
Ice; old. i5e; Lmburger, Ice; brick.
lec: Schweitzer. Use per b.
California Fruiss-Grspe:. N.S0S
cea.s@Packa.s coffee. sii7sols,ss
crsss ssris.-Fancy. 1s4so per su; sis
pressed C.ive.-Fancy. sesc: COM
Dressed Hoxs-Light. sh 0sxc; me-
dun .n.. sesss psn H. eurr.n, receipts.
nrsts. cas- ecount. soc per doz: rsfris-
orator extras. FAC per dor.
Flssr-M.chigan patents In wood.
isis: clear. IS per Dbl
Fe~d-Jobbing lots. bran. t2s; coarse
corn meal. sfs.50: corn and oat chop.
$3.50: coarse middlings. s26; nns mid
Finnan Usddies-ioc per ID.
Frssh yegetsbles--Cucumb hot
Sss 3D. s ssG s :''q Florida
tomatoes. SA76 per s-basket crate:
radishes, ESQ per doz: wax beans. s1.2S
Grape FrSit-ss7B04 per box.
Green Peppers-s2.75os per s-basket
Grspe.-cat.wbas. 4-ie baskets. isc:
HOnoy-Eancy white la0lSc ambsP
H.yEDetroit shipper, are paying tbs
esT lSs prices s sr fssa si as
misss 10 ry. ss.. ,1sS $685.
wh ss.. and GA, : :Sr.s sss0Ss ton Cured
green. No aL: ic No No ;s; s s1.s su!sS S
!; i,s: No. NE per 10: hST:s hides:
No I. Z! ~ !, No; ., u; sheep skins a. to
Hsrdwsrc-wirs mains. $3.50: base
ps,atsa esrs.S .,rs. ,s.sS: s.ls:n!s:d
p S n.,t Mo- s.tons wn:
cloth. 5i.40 per 100 feet: lap and alp
after weaving. so per cent on: wire
Joint ssvstrouSh. 50 and 10 per cent
pipe. as and : per cent on
Lemeos-Calitornia, tsIoVAes pef
Maple sussr-New, pure. $50 Per -
Osioss-Splhish. S1.so per crate;
Michigan, $50 500 per bu.
box: California navsls. ss.3s0s.No per
OiIs-Raw linseed. ACC: boiled lin
seed. soc gal. less l per cent Tor cash
in 10 days; diamond headlight ksro-
sene. shc; turpentins. In barrel iota
20, cer:GEars. ~ Csc per. ID.
,Pi.ec1Dles-Floridas. $3.50 per crate;
ii SOC per dos.
ca. ri S;: s. p:s.o s ssSs Pc p: ss'
Poultry-Hens. l0c per ID; springs,
iotac ID. geese. 94l0c: ducks. IL ql2c;
turkeys. 14Ql5c per 10. Dressed hens,
ll9l:c; springs. l29lac: geese, l9v
lie: ducks. 120l3c: turkeys. is0lso
Provision.-Messp pork. $3.50: family
pork. Si7g17.50; light, clear. !lS;
heavy. $3.50; smoked hams, lohc'
dry sailed brisksts. lohc: shouldsrs
lard in tierces. Iohc: kettle rendered
HE per ID.
Rsbbit.-sI.7s per dos
sweet Potatoes-virginias. y1fs per
sbi: Jersey u;is per blu: 1920 per
sugar-Crystai dominoes. $3.50; eagle
$3.50: xxx powdered. $3.50; grsnu.
lated extra coarse. $685.; graduated
in bulk s5ss: granulated In 2s.i6 COT
s5l5; Confectionery A. $500; No. !.
ss sis No. No. :: :s sis no No. ;;es: No. No. /
IS: No. s. S4.s5: No. 3. $3.50: No. 10.
-. $40; No. IL. ;..7o; No. is. a.7'
pCr 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
YOUNG MAN NARROWLY
ESCAPES ELECTROCUTION

Michael Moretski, % years old, ar
employe OF the Standard Cracker Co..
Nos. 243-245 Lafayette-blvd.. narrow
" escaped being electrocuted. Friday
noon. while "fooling around" on the
third floor OF the factory. In his man-
euvers. the young mans head acct
dentally came In contact with an cleo
trio power switch on the wall and ne
received a shock that caused him to
drop as though he had been shot.
Moretsh lay unconscious for some
time. and, when finally revived by DE-.
Osborne. OF the Detroit sanitarium.
writhed in agony on the floor. The
doctor found that Moretski's forehead
had been badly scorched by tae
Juice" He was taken home In car
rage
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,

DETROIT: Dec. 12-Close--The con-
contracted holdings or what, so say
Chicago wires. have not been SOLO OUT.
but have been enlarged on the recent
slump. but outside bulls have sunered
IN being forced 70 sell at loss. All the
smaller set who attempted to catch on
20 liquidate, but the bears have not
maed much out OF IL. for returns OF
strength have been sharp and after the
wheat sold has been bought back az
higher figures Saturdays market
started with a break that was quickly
followed by a fun recovery.
Wheat quotatious-Cash and Decem-
Der No rcd. ti.04h: NAV opened with
tl.0si- and advanced TO S1.0s; July
opened az 81 0OiA. dropped 10 sshc and
advanced 70 tl.o1 No. red. sl.0lk; No
coarse grain quotations: Corn
Cash No. 3. eohc; No. } yellow. cars
OatsSCasn No. ? white. cars at
53l nc. I car at 53%c. at SAC. closing
AT 53a. o. asked: May. j5c bid: No.
white. car at So; No. white car at
81 Il sample cars at 5557c.
Rye--Cash No. 2. 3 carr at 77hc.
Reans--cash and January. s2.15 May.
Clovsrseed-Priem spot 70 bags a,
$3.50: March. 400 bags at $40; sample.
40 bags at $685.. IL at 1925. ~ at S..
at 81; sample slsike 10 bags at S7.75.
Receipts IN the Detroit market sat
in'AhbFu ishNV ODDS OF TOnr. i car
Of whoa Of corn. ) of oats and 3 of
rye. Withdrawals were 500 bbls OF
-four. Stocks are 724.S12 bu Of wheat.
277.3I2 hu Of corn, 100 Sss bu OF oats
and s0.OOS bu OF rye.
Wheat receipts at Kansas city ss
cars: wear ago. So.
st Louis wheat receipts. $4,000 bu
year ago. 90 OOO bu
Northwestern wheat receipts Satur-
day, $50 cars. year ago. 6li
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Dec. 12-Wheat: Easier
cables. favorable weather and A little
larger receipts in the northwest than
last week caused decline OF ga :. c
in wheat at the opening. Bartlett and
Patten sold a little at the start on
the decline there was some buying
which resulted In an upturn OF = "a
! IA c from the low point This bulge
caused scattered commission house
selling and the market reacted 10
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12

Mrs. Anna Schultz. charged with
3 being an accomplice of John kurka
IN the killing of her husband. Anthony
Schultz, In Hamtramck, Oct. Is. was,
declared not guilty by jury In Judge
Lockwoods court IT 10 o'clock Friday
night. The jury was out an hour and
20 minutes.
The OILY testimony offered by the
) defense was the story OF the woman.
and II was told for the first time Fri
+. DAY afternoon. Her story was con-
etantly Interrupted by sobs, but with
the aid OF Justice Gerhard. OF Ham
tramck. who acted as interpreter, she
told IL I'm such a manner that every
4 nearer was touched.
Mrs. Schultz said she was born In
1 Hungary, 20 years ago. Four years
ago she married Anthony Schultz, and
1.-TWO years ago came TO America. she
told OF the constant quarreling OF her
husband and John Kurka. his muir
tderer, over the division OF the crop
from the small farm they worked on
tshares. During one OF the quarrels she
lsRid Kurka had threatened 10 Kill her
husband. She said she was afraid OF
fKurka and had asked her husband TO
take her away from there. She de
lclared she knew nothing OF the muir
der until the crime was committed
land that then Kurka held an ak over
lher head, made her get out Of her bec
and help him carry the body TO tho
iwagon in which he took II TO the farm
tout Michigan-ave., where IL was found.
L Mrs. Schultz declared that her ef
fort to conceal the crime was due TO
Jher fear OF Kurka, as he told her he
Iwould murder her with the same AK
with which he killed her husband II
ishe told OF the crime.
y; Under cross-examination, Mrs.
Rhultx said she was so frightened
IN she made the confession In po-
~ headquarters that she did not
realize what she was saying
IT lied there. but | am telling the
truth here" she said.
In his address TO the jury, Attorney
Crowl ridiculed the alleged confession
by Mrs. Schultz. on which the police
hoped to secure verdict.
They got that confession out of
her when she was terrified with
Kurka In the room, and nine big, IA,
officers all making an easy living on
the city" Crowl declared
When the verdict was announced
the crowd present cheered loudly. and
many shook hands with the woman.
She grabbed Judge Lockwood's hand
as she passed his chair, and kissed 1t
feryently. Then she shook hands
with the jurors.
Justice Gerhard, before whom the
woman was arraigned after her ar
rest. and who testified against her at
the trial. took her home with him. He
and Attorney Crowl will make an ef.
fort to obtain the babe which was
taken from Mrs. Schultz in probate
court week ago. The child is now
IN the House OF Providence.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Nc
Clear appeared for the people in the
trial
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NO PRESENTS FOR BAD
BOYS, SAYS JUDGE

Six youngsters. ranging in age
from 10 TO 13 years. will have a sor-
~ Christmas. II the instructions OF
Judge Rohnert. OF the juvenile court
are carried out TO the letter. The
lads were in court Saturday morning
charged with breaking into a Lake
Shore freight car and stealing a large
quantity OF buttons. The buttons
were hid in sand pile. and most
OF them recovered by the officers.
but for those not found the boys will
have 10 contribute S..
Now. you boys are TO go home ana
tell your parents To give you as a
Christmas present your share OF S."
announced the judge solemnly, and
that money will go towards paying
for the buttons lost Remember. tell
your parents that you are 10 receive
no other presents from them"
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
KIRCHNER TO UPHOLD
HALLY ORDINANCE

Corporation Counsel Hally and At
torney Otto Kirchner will go 10 Gin
cinnau Jan. 5 TO argue before the
court OF appeals the merits Of the Hal
ly ordinance The hearing which was
set for next Monday on a motion to
dismiss the city's appeal from Judge
Swans adverse decision has been
postponed. No arrangements have
been made as yet for the pay OF At
torney kirchner.
Il understand that the matter came
up at a meeting of the council ways
and means committee and that one OF
the aldermen said, oh. HI, that can
wait and that they all adjourned at
once" says Hally. Under the cir
cumstances | am not pushing the mat
ter
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
BIRTHS

BOYS.
Frederick Rea. 1870 Fourteenth
Samuel Salaznik. 4l6 Hastings
Peter Pudney. 262 Morrell.
James Carter. 237 Twenty second
Carl Marshcell. 600 Chene.
Geo. Ziemba. 6S4 Ferry.
Robert Gray, Is Cameron.
Frederick Hubert. asa Parkman. boy
and girl.
otto Goik. $50 Springwells.
Andrew Janowinok. lii5 Jos. Cam
pau.
GIRLS.
Bert McGafYey 92S Wabash.
Nathan Weiner. IL Catherine.
George Lewis. Pasadena Apis.
Lurthen Diver. l72 Sherman.
Ernest Curry. 81 Beecher.
A. Brooks. 81 Park.
Edward Welnack. $50 Twenty fourth
Frank Weiland, 1916 Harper.
Edward Rick. 96l Jos. Camp"u.
James Anderson. 1910 Lafayette.
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BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden. stone \ Co:
Considerable frmness Is noticeable in
the Boston copper shares notwith-
standing the weak tendency of the New
York market. Our market opened in
"A quiet way, with prices practically
unchanged. Good buying made its APP
pearance in Lake Copper and the price
has been carried up TO 23ia. Old Do
minion has also been strong and sold
up to 1914. Greene Cananea has been
quite an active feature but the price
is unchanged The buying. however.
has been OF a strong kind and We be-
lieve II an excellent stock TO pick up
on any small reaction. Some realizing
sales are noticeable In issues like Ari-
zona Commercial, Franklin and Miami
but In no part OF the list can the mar
ket be called weak.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
FOUR YEARS FOR
PASSING FORGED CHECK

Four years in Jackson was the SEN
tence meeted out 10 Charles. Wilson,
alias Nall. who pleaded guilty. Satur-
day, to passing a forged check for
small amount on an east side grocery
keeper. Wilson. who Is AZ years old.
victimized several grocers in this way
and was also wanted In Columbus for
similar Jobs
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John A. Maggie. SO: Mary NJ Miller. "a.
William Finley, ?S. Margaret Gala
gar. 22.
Wallace Il. Emmons. 80: Mrs. Mary r.
Taylor. 43.
Edward j. wettlauf.r. %: Fern H.
WESTMINSTER. FL
Charles A. Martin, %: Marie Meta
Schmidt. 20.
William Kerr 30. Lizzie Schneider
IS
Joseph Shelley. "a; Marie Paydell. 20
Albert III. Taube. 2i. / Iacha Huss. Is
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
Iteber In paroIed

Nicholas Lieber, convicted some
time ago OF a serious ofrense against
his 14-year.old stepdaughter, was re-
leased on parole in charge OF !. Morris
Fisher by Judge Connolly. Saturday
afternoon. The judge held a long con
ference with the defendant and found
that there were some extenuating cir
cumstances.
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pOsTON COPPER SALES.

BOSTON. Mass. Dec. i2.-Sales. fur-
nished by Hayden. Stone Il Co, 1918
Os5: All. 10: Am. Zinc. 1 so; Are. 1873.
Ariz Conf. $3.50; Att. ITO; Bat. LOO;
POM, $40; Bos. Con. i20; Bos. Il Cor.
1856, Blu. Cltn.. sos; c. q A, le5; Con.
Elm r.. 220; FIR. 80; Or, 10; q. c..
100. Roy, 255; Lake. $50: Las, 10;
Mass. ZOO Mia. $50. Mohr 1885, New.
ass: GU. 10, II. Isl. 50 >. Re. 20 .
shan, Sal: 8. 4 r.. 446: Tam, 10; Sup.
Cop, s25; OIL, 200; Trim. LIS; L. y.
r.. 365 do pfd. 1872; TINT. Cop. 10: Ut
Apex, 265: Ut Con, 10; TT Cop, s..
Nlct. l2e5. WAN, as
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culosis workers and he wired from
Washington 10 Emory w. Clark. treas
urer OF the Michigan branch OF the
Red Cross society. that 200 900 stamps
had already been shipped. Two 9th
er wires were received by Sidney T.
Miller. president OF the society and
Ralph NJ. Dyar its secretary. from
the stamp manufacturers 10 the same
effect.
Mrs. McGraw, the general chair
man. and Mr. Clark. after confer.
ence. arranged for the systematic
counting and distribution OF these
stamps which will be done Sunday
SO that business may start Monday.
II the Detroit committee is unable TO
get its full supply IL may be neces-
sary TO arrange with local firm Tor
the manufacture of substitute. as Is
being planned in Chicago where there
is regular stamp famine.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
Mrs. a. s. HARRINGTON III.

Mrs. Hascell 8. Harrington. wife Of
II. s. Harrington. manager OF Kinsels
uptown drug store, is seriously Ill In
her home. No. 90 Trowbridge-st Mrs.
Harrington has been I'll for some time
and her condition Saturday is consid
cred very serious.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
Smallpox on ship.

COLOMBO, Ceylon. Dec. 1.-THE
battleship Georgia. Of Admiral Sperry's
feet. came into port today with one
case OF smallpox on board. The bat
tleship was not expected until tomor-
row and was to be followed in port
by the remainder OF the fleet later.
The Georgia left the fleet on Dec. 8
and came ahead at IA knots.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
POLICE COURT DOCKET

Harry Laven. drunk; $40 or 80 days.
Mamie Malaski, drunk; Is days In
the house Of correction.
David Ginsburg, drunk; $40 or so
days.
Annie Milin. disturbing the peace;
IS or Is days.
Pansy Vingard, drunk; sentenced
suspended.
Joseph Sheppard, drunk; sentence
suspended.
william Fitshue. drunk; sentnere
suspended.
julius Gruick, disturbing the peace;
discharged.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
Wants Ripper Laws Repealed.

Aid. Mcclellan will. at the next
council meeting. renew the resolution
which he presented almost two years
ago declaring II to be the sense or
the council that the ripper" laws
should be repealed. These include
the bills to make a one-man board OF
the police. parks and public works
departments. and also the law placing
city elections In the fall along with
national and state elections.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
seyburn-Ave. to Be Opened.

A jury In Judge Connolly's court.
Saturday. returned verdict in favor
OF opening Seyburn-ave, from Mack to
Garfield, and awarded damages Of 81.
1870 to the property owners whose
land is taken. The money will be d.
yided among Hugo Scherer. Stephen
Y. Seyburn and Edith B. Seyburn.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
DisorderIy Draws $50 Fine.

Frank Shiplack, an engineer. whose.
home Is at No. 13 st. Josephst.. was
found guilty OF shocking conduct to-
ward three women employed In the
Home Telephone Co.'S main exchange.
by Justice Stein. Saturday, and fined
$50 with a 90day alternative. He
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Dec. l2.-Bank state
ment changes compared with last week
Surplus (oldb, decreased $3,212,lSo. sur
plus new. decreased 33.17l. 900: loans
decreased s1,5s7.soo; specie. decreased
96740.000: legal tenders, decreased
S4l5S0 deposits. decreased Slb.o34.-
500: circulation, Increased 352g,3 .
United states deposits. increased SOL
600: total loans. 1888. $4,000; total re-
serve. 1868. 049. 100: surplus. 3l6,Sss.e25.
surplus, not counting reserve against
United states deposits. $l9,ls9.s0O.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
CREW AND so ARE
BELIEVED TO BE LOST

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. IA tele-
gram from Sebastopol says that a
Turkish ship has sunk In the Black
sea Details are lacking. but 1t Is be
lleved that the crew and so passeng
ers were drowned.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
: howcss~ thieves were busy In Detroit,
Friday night, and were fairly well

compensated for their work. show
case IN front OF r. G.. Clayton's store,
Nos 1851 Michigan-ave.. was looted
OF six hats and three caps, all valuei
at SIS. A policeman found a glass IT,
one of the G. b. Moore Co.'S outside
showcnses at Nos 99-1O1 Michigan
ave, broken. but so far as known
nothing Is missing. IL II Thought
the thieves were frightened away he.
fore they could clean up" one Of
the front windows OF William Il. Ken.
noy's poultry house, No. 333 Grand
River-ave., was smashed some time
during tho night and rified OF IL
dressed chickens. "a rabbits and ono
dressed turkey. Tn their haste the
thieves overlooked three chickens.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
PRODUCE.

Poultry has been coming into this
market at such a rate for the past
week. that pretty nearly everybody -
loaded up with all the live stock they
can take care Of. and until some OF
this Is cleared away. the market Will
probably be somewhat slow as we'll as
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
Markets an1 Finance

about yesterday's close. The market
Is rather nervous. ~
Opening prices. wheat-May, sl.05 y
Ql.o5a Corn-May. -so5s u Gle. oats
May, 52A a52Ac. Pork-May. tl61
1909. Lard-May, 1897. Ribs-May.
s. +2Qs.t1.
Wheat closed only 1-4Q3-sc above
the resting spots OF yesterday but N
showed a reaction OF Use from che
bottom price reached. Corn and oats
each advanced l-S9 S-sc and provisions
Were stronger.
Quotations by HAYDEN. Stone q Coz
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK Dec. 12.--Nothing said
in money today Posted rates: Sterling
exchange. Sassy 94.s7r, with actual
business I'm bank ars' bills at S+sI10m
4s715 for demand and S&.s+.s0Q4.s5
for s0-day bills. Prime mercantile
paper unchanged in rates
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. John H. Boyd. ID. ID. pastor.
will preach both morning and even
ing. Morning subJeot. Miraole
subject The Overcrowded Inn.
Special music.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-the cotton
market opened better than had been
expected on the cables being helped in
addition by Weekend figures that were
There was fair selling by commission
houses which was partly offset By room
covering and buying OF late months
for 4 reaction.
Cotton prices, furnished by Hayden.
a. ri
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
mrs. SCHULTZ Is
] FREED; GETS HER
BABE BACK
TELLS JURY SHE KNEW NOTHING
or KILLING OF HUSBAND UNTIL
AFTER CRIME WAS COMMITTED
KISSES COURTS HAND.

On application OF Attorney
crowi, Judge Durfee issued an or
der Saturday Afternoon returning to
Mrs. Anna Schultz her baby, taken
from her a few days prior TO her
trial on the charge Of being Inn
piIcated In the murder Of her hus-
band.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
The. ~


Advertising rates under any ciassi.
fication In these columns, one cent
per word each insertion. cash IN
advance. No advertisement insert
ed for less than 10 cents.
Persons whose names appear IN
the telephone directories. may have
advertisements charged NJ apoVs
rates. Call
BELL-MAIN 1893. :
HOME-CITY 1886.
For the convenience OF patrons
arranremehts have been made win
the following TO receive hnsr az
verttsements at the same rate ~
charged at the horne once:
EAST SIDE.
Houghten-French Coal Co.. >s1 Ias'
Nc. Elliott Pharmacy. Mt Elliott ana
0ratiot-avss. -, ,.,o.
Furniturs Co., is7 orat'o''
ave.
r. Rrowu, 1889 Jefferson-ave.
.. McPhersen, e400 oratiot-ave.. oppo-
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
c. q. Eansor, $50 Grand River-avs
Turner stanton, lee Myrtle-st.
r. 3. DriscoIi, an Michigan-ave.
J. w. Miilard, l41s FOREST west.
w. w. Bush. 69a Michigan-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12

FORT ST. PRESBYTERIAN. Opposite
Union station--The Rev. Edward ~.
Pence, d. d.. pastor. Services AT
1880 and 1880. Morning subject. The
Bible and the Immigrant: evening
subject The Moving Cloud and the
Early Dew" The public Is cordially
invited.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
RED CROSS STAMPS.
HERE, SUNDAY.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND ON
WAY AND SALE WILL BEGIN
MONDAY.

The executive committee In charge
OF the Red Cross Christmas stamp
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12

last received as
surances that 200,-
900 OF their order
OF 100000 stamps
will be In Detroit
by Sunday, Tru-
man II. Newberry.
secretary OF the
navy, has been
busy In behalf OF
the Detroit TIMER
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner Bates and Farmer sts.-Fore-
noon. 1920. The Faithful saying !:
evening, 1880. difference Between
Law and Grace" Nisietors are cor
daily invited. Marcus Scott pastor
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
Gen, Stone 4 Co, ll6-lls Griswold.s ST
Etn
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
Quotations by Hayden, Stone q Col
Open, High. Low. Close.
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.

EAST BUFFALO. n. ". Dec. l2.-Cat.
tle-Receipts 80 head. trade quiet and
steady Veals--Receipts so head. slow.
soc lower: Gull to choice. $Id 10. sheep
and lambs--Receipts $500 head: SLOW.
5'5C. sheep. S250G476 Hogs-Re-
ceipts $500 head: slow. steady: York
ers, s5.30q5.9o. pigs. $500 q 80;
mixed. SS.S545.95: neavies. $5.e5n6.
rouxhs Sc Pa ar g. 40
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LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations. furnished by
Lewis O. Gorton. 1i13 Majestic Bldg-
Dec L. 1908.
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W ~ " "'FE'
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. Dec. l2-Hogs-Recelpts
10. 600. market SC lower: bulk. $50 !;
5's5. tight. S6u5.SS. pigs. ss.6ogt.7s.
mixed. 5000 SIS: workers, IS. 40 a $50.
heavy. s6.2595.so; good to choice
heavy. $500 $50; rough, 1875 q $40.
changed; beeves, $500 7.s5; stockers
and feeders. t2.s084 $50; Texas steers
,3.40Q&s0; cows and heifers. 81. SOC
seQs.50. Sheep-Receipts $500. mar
ket steady; natives. 32.50G 40, west
ern. s2.So4+75: -yearlings. si.2S gs;
lambs. natives. stSoQ 40; western.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
BELL-MAIN 1893.
HOME-CITY 1885.
CHURCH NOTICES.

AT THE Woodward Ave. Congrega-
tional church. corner Sibley-st the
pastor Rev. William Byron Forbush.
will preach at 1880 a. IN. on New
Fads In Religion" AT 1880 there VIII
be an illustrated lecture on races
Where There Is No Christmas.
SCIENCE-First Church of
Christ Scientist, Alexandrine- ave
west. near Woodward a Morning
1880; evening. 7:30. subject. 600.
the Preserver OF Man" "Wednesday
room, lis Broadway.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12

absolutely sure AM
only way to gen to heaven VIII show
you at Salem Hall. corner Perry ana
Brooklyn ayes. each sunday night
at 1880. iarst dispensationa
chart showing Gods dealing with
man will be- used. telling all the past
and all yet TO come. The end or this
DO you know? / do. Come and l
will tell YOU c. ". Turver.
The way to reach Salem hall: From
the east side take Fourteenth-st. cars
To corner OF Bagg and Brooklyn
ayes walk one block south. IL 10
one bloc kwest OF 37s Grand River
ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
JEFFERsoNA AVE. PREsRYTERIAN

CHURCH, corner Rivard. Pastor.
Rev A. II. Barr-Public worship,
with sermon. IL n. m and 1880 y. m.
Evening God Getting Into Touch
With Men" All are cordially invited.
CHURCH OF Our
FATHER. Rev Lee :. McCollester
pastor--l0:30 a. m. Reinforced
Mem: 1880 p. m. lecture on John NIL
ton. by Rev. Henry W. Foote. OF Ann
Arbor.