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The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
GREATER DETAIL IN
HAARER'S ESTIMATES

A new plan for dividing up the funds
for street and alley cleaning and
other similar work OF the department
of public works, is contained In the
estimates being prepared by Commits
sioner Haarer He has made separate
estimates for flushing pavements, for
sweeping streets, for white wings
wages and expenses, for cleaning al
leys and unpaved streets and for re-
moving snow and Ice. Formerly these
items we're punched and divided only
by wards. The new plan is expected
to give a better idea to the citizens
or the expense OF each kind of work
and will also give letter line Tor
making up estimates in future years,
as 1t is seen how the appropriations
for each kind check up with the Work
TO be done.
The estimates are coming In slowly
this year, and II Is not expected tsat
more than few will be sent in Dy
Saturday night. The big departments
and commissions will take advantage
of the full amount of time allowed
and not send their estimates in until
Monday
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
BEAN JOBbERs
IN CONVENTION

The midwinter convention OF the
Michigan Bean Jobbers' association
opened Wednesday morning in the
Hotel Pontchartrain with some 90
members present. Inc meeting was
called TO order by the president, j. A
Heath, at 10 O'Clock, the morning be-
ing given over 10 reports of the vari'
GUS officers and committees.
The program for Wednesday after.
noon follows: How this crop should
be bought" r. K. Ward. Jackson;
1.-The railroad law Hon. c. K. Towr.
send; Bills of lading and general
transportation of beans" Charles
Clarke, ID. f. A., G. T. R'y system;
The Michigan association contract,
&c. A. Heath, Chicago: THE man with
the hoe" Hon. George f. Rowe. Lar.
sing: Drafts and bills of lading
William Livingston. Detroit; Stats
ties" Burdick Potter.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTEIlURBAN LINES,
Detrott United Tnterurb.n Line.

DetrOlt DmttGN AnheEuID@m LhmeD-
Time table subject to change without
notice. Central Standard Time.
For wyandotte and Trenton, 5:38 q.
m, sos a. m. and every 20 minutes
until sos a. m. then half hourly until
sos .. m. then half hourly until il:s5
p. m. On Sunday. first car starts at
For Royal Oak, narminsh.m s.a
until ! p. M. then hourly until II p m.
First car one-half hour later on Sum
day.
hourly |r Ts1 ss II D. mad ro sos S1.saIs
Lake and Pontiac. q. m, a. m. and
every two hours. until p. m. hourly
until 5 .. m, then every two hours
FLINT LIMITEDs-Daiiy. Sis a m.
and AIS p. m. Locals--For Rochester.
Z a. m. and hourly until II P. m. For
until 10 p. M; also IL p. m. For Orion.
oxford and Flint. z a. m. and every
two hours until . D: m. also IL p. m.
Huron Limited. daily, 7:.s a. M. ia:ss
more. Algonac. Marine City ana Port
via IA %isonsc. TO NJ ci S1n Ss'' half naR
hourly; $50 am. to 7P; M and hourly
Shore Line. hourly. s:2s a. m. to s:2s
p. m. also IL D. m
DETROIT, MONROE q TOLEDO
daily, $50 O. m, ii:2o a. M. 2:ao and
$50 p. m. Locals for lockwood. New
port. Monroe and Toledo. hourly. $40
a. m. to 500 p. m. also $50 and IL
DETROIT, JACKSON q CHICAGO
RY.--Jackson Limiteds. daily. 7:4s a.
M, 12:45 p. m. and s:45 p. m. Locals.
for Jackson n. M. and every two
Arbor. hair hoerly from a. m. TO
y. m., then hourly until III D. m
Tnterurban cars pass Waiting Station
corner OF Larned and 0riswold ste
last cars awaiting the closing Of
theaters.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29

Furnished by Cameron Curfie Il Co..
The markets course was again re-
vefscd this morning and a strong tone
developed from tho opening. Leading
stocks advanced from 1 to points I'm
the first two hours OF trading. North
ern Pacific was an exception TO the
general rule. and IL 10 noticeable that
this stock. which has been strong for
some time. while other stocks were
weak, yesterday and today turned
weak. while the rest Of the market was
advancing. Reading has been the most
prominent feature. and after selling at
los at the opening, advanced 20 104M
shortly before noon. There was a TOM
pornry reaction in the market on the
announcement OF the cut I'm the big
-Four dividend from per cent TO a
per cent basis. but the effect OF this
announcement was very brief. TIC
market "a narrow and professional
one and there is no more reason for
the advanced this morning than there
was for the decline yesterday after
noon In the absence OF general buy
ing and selling orders, little pea
sure suffices to put the market down
and a comparatively small amount OF
buying TO put IL up, The feature OF
the recent trading hss been the
strength and activity ia the bond mar
ket Yesterday was the largest day In
bonds for a long while. and practically
everything on the list advanced
sharply. r~---
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
Sues Hubby's Affinity.

An unusual case in Justice DeGaw's
court attracted considerable attention
Tuesday afternoon, woman suing her
husbands woman friend for money he
is alleged to have spent on her. The
man in the case Is George F. Moynes,
a contractor living at No. 1914 st. An.
toine-st.. and the defendant was
Maude Edmunds, young widow. She
admitted on the stand of having re-
ceived cash presents from Moynes, but
put In a counter claim for board at
her house and for beating he Ia said
to have given her on the street. Mrs.
Moynes claim amounts to SIS, assign
ed her by her husband. The widows
set-off is about $500. Judgment was re-
served.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Jan. 2.--Close: There was
little interest I'm wheat on "Wednesday
and small change In prices. Wheat de-
ciined &c. later recovered, and declined
again. closing casy.-|Tha- early decline
WIZ foffuwfrr~ weakness Tn the Liver
pUui market. Home conditions favored
ffrinness. milling demand being good
and receipts showine a decrease The
cold weather may also prove n bullisn
factor Whcre wheat has Insufficient
protection
Wheat auotations--Cash No. red.
80 aztf= AsF=e,snsa= 9 eH=at 8 "a ~ ~
advanced to Si0f. and closed M ssttc
July opened az SS1ac, advanced TO DC.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29

The Peddlers' Citizens league fled
articles Of incorporation Wednesday
morning In the county clerks Office.
1T is the aim of this aggregation
Of foreign-born to band together with
the view OF lettering themselvsa
financially. morally and socially and
to be better American citizens" Is
the excuse given for the organization.
The incorporators are: Harry Grass,
Abraham Lewis, Harry Shear, Joseph
yelick. Moves Simon and Joseph Sher-
man
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
: MARKETS AND FINANCE

and closed at ss,.e; No. red. sshc;
No. i white, 80 &c.
Coarse grain quotations. corn-casaa
No. 3. 55cs No. yellow. 61c, NO.
white I car at SIC: sample. 6 ears at
oaIs-cash No white. 54e; May.
kye-cash NoI2. S5e bid
Beans--cash, February and May
Glover seed--Prime spot sii.2o;
$3.50. II at slo,s5. Ss at $40, "a % 50;
prime alsike. 5000: sample alsikes 40
bags at $3.50, s az So sat $3.50.
Timothy seed--Prime spot. 90 bags
at S21O.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Wednesday, included 100 bbls OF hour,
: cars OF wheat, and 10 OF corn. VIII
drawals We're 600 bbls OF Hour stoeks
are 3sl,S62 bu OF wheat l32, 4Ss op OF
corn. 4z.e6e bu OF oats, 5,447 bu OF bar
ley. and S.969 bu OF rye.
Northwestern wheat receipts We'd
ne wSs so n ears yesp ago sicse EDS %
and corn "a u Nd lower 90
Wheat receipts AT Winnipeg. 40
cars. year ago, 50 cars.
Exports OF wheat and -four WedneS-
Wheat receipts at primary points
Wednesday,, 10000 bu; year ago, SOL
600 bn.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
departed for The r.sxs, ssrs1va.
Fred =. Osborne Il Co.. <SSs<>su ssd
brokers. Penobscot buildinGp.
CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-Wheat opened ~
a. nc lower. but rallied Immediately.
Cables came weak. Liverpool being -
a "a d lower on poor support and liberal
la Plata offerings India crop condi-
tions were improved. Russian crops In
the southwest also showed improve
ment.
Opening prices; wheat--May, sl.0l
6f1.V0A Corn-May. 90 y a 60 q IN ole.
Oats--May. $3.50 Pork--Msy. 1920.
La.d-May. s7.77is.a Ribs--May. s67S
a $40.
Wheat closed y a &C lower; corn was
off N 4Lc; oats. n a. Nc of to &c up
and provisions were 2is 6loc lower
Close: wheat--May. $l.00A bid
Corn--May, SOC. Q60ssc. Oats-May
5SMc bid. Pork--May. s1260 bid Lard
May. s1.77 bid. Ribs--May, $6.12 bid
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Mushrooms -45 a soc per lb.
Oranaes-Tloridas. s250927S per
box; California navels. s2.75 9s per box.
Onions--ss G75c per blu; Spanish.
Ons-Raw iinseed. 45c: boiled lin
seed. 46c gal. less 1 per cent for cash
In 10 days; diamond headlight kero-
sene, 9hc; turpentine. In barrel lots.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s2@25o per dox.
Pop Corn-Ears. sisc per ID.
Pstat0es-Car lots. {. o. b. Detroit,
eoWs5c per bu: new Bermudas. $3.50
Pouisry-;LIye springs. snoIiSSc;
springs springs icM al Gi1c: 1d ducks. Ii @iSc::
geese, lie; turkeys. l591Sc per ID.
Provtssons--Mess pork, S13.75: family
pork. $16.o0@17; light. clear, $3.50;
heavy, $16: smoked hams. 91f 610c; dry
sailed briskets, Sc; shoulders. sac;
picnic hams. Shc; bacon. 12hc: lard, In
Iierces. 9s: Kettle rendered. 10c Id.
Ilabblts-S1.50 per doz-
sweet P0tafoes-Iliinois. $3.50 per
blu; $3.50 per Dbl.
Strnwberrfes--453 soc per quart
sugar--Crystal dominoes. $40; eagle
tablets, $685.: cut loaf. 1896; cubes.
$50: xxx powdered. $3.50. stand
ard powdered. s5.55; graduated. extra
coarse, S5.85; granulated in bulk, S5.15;
granulated in zs-l III. ce.t or. bags bags, !s-2e:
No 2, confectioners' A, $3.50; No !,
$5.i5; No. 3. 1915; No. 9. 1910: No. 4
SS.05: No. s, 50; No. 9, 1876; No. Z. 1870;
No s, s4.s5: No. 0. $3.50: No. 10. $475;
No II, ~. 20: No. IL. t4.65; No IS. $3.50;
No. IA. $3.50. No. 15. "a per 100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
nosToN COPPER SALES.

Furnished by Cameron Currie & Co.:
Adv, s5: Anal. 9.47s: Az. 220; Anc.,
10; Arc. $40; Ariz Com'i 2.3Io; AL,
is5. Bal, $50; Bing.. i.5os; b. C.. AIS;
Blu Lssso: c, A.. 30; e: a IL r., IL
400: Gran. 10; @. G, c. 1895; Roy,
area; Lasal.. las; Mas. 100; Mex, L.
goo: Mich. ITO; Mob, 2; Ney:. 1.2to: ~
b. 1875, o. c.. 100; Q. ID, 3;1sl; osc.. Is;
shan. i.o45: Trim. 500: u. $. r.. $40;
do pfd. Els; e. c.. goo: Utah, 1884;
Wet 40. Win $50
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
.coprEn wApkET. CLOSE.

Ariz Coml. ,1eSs; Apex, N; AL.
tsis Arc. sss Aii, 80; Bal. -; BLACK
Min, Az Dos. Cons. fsls Bos. Ely. 2.
fsrte esfh.s 20; rslngr eeHs.r-s n Rsstta ~
G.. y A.. ifs: Cent. IS; DAILY W., ";
Davis d. 6& Frank. "a. q. Can. 81 /.
MeIv. &: Ia sal, 16; Mass, az; Mon.
Sd. Nip. Ia; Isle Roy. 2IBi New.
IN: N. Butte. 5DE Old Dom. 3sE !.
fsrfFrss = Psss==-a ~ Hiaes--na - Raven
4 :. Rhode ISL. ~ sham n: Sup
Pitts, ltb Shawmut, SO; Sup. Cop.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Cameron Currie a Co.'S copper letter:
Opening copper cable: Spot. f62 2s
Cd. uI 2s Cd: futures, f62 los, up Is Cd.
The coppers were steady during the
first half of today. while Isle Royale,
Old Dominion. Utah Consolidated ard
the most active. Price
changes were small, however. mostly
confined TO fractions on the up side.
There was a good demand for Greene
up to IA. There was no news and al
midday. the market was quiet, with q
Arm undertone Early London cables
were frsctionally higher for the metal.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29

Mrs. Winslows Sooth lng syrup, hns
been used FOR over so years, by mil
lions Of mothers for their children,
while tecthing, with perfect success. IL
soolhes tire child. softens the gums. al
laws All pain: cures wind colicA and Is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. lt viii
relieve the poor little sufferer immedi-
ately. Sold by druggists in every part
OF TIE world. JSc a bottle. BE sure
and ask for Mrs Winsiow's Soothing
syrup and take no other Kind.
Guarruteed under the Food and
prngs Act. June so. 1906 serial number
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
,QYNE SAYS GUILTY.
BUT WILL BE TRIED

~
Eelch's. That is how / came to know
frs. WEIGH. whom called Familiarity,
inother.'
Decides on Trip With Girl.
About the first of the year. Marie
l1H decided to go east and offered
take me with her. Well, had tried
4rywhere to get job without sue
ps and knew that the other girl
Puid not keep on putting up for me
9fever. so ! decided that could not
~ better than 60 along. She had been
lxhty good TO me and didn't want
NJ impose on her, but had no money
~ 10 prospect OF getting any. so (
rcldcd TO 60 Just the same. even II
couldn't be independent.
E< We had arranged to 20 Saturday
rnipg. Jan. 4. Friday night went
80 Mrs. Welch to say goodbye. I
R 70 thought of robbing her then,
1o4gh knew she always had
per around. We sat in the parlor
we're talking about one thing and
Aer. just passing away the time.
1Qpg other things she told me how
w. had been keeping the money to
nv the rent for the place. $50. and
<1e Fellow hadn't come for 1t. II was
[1ot which put the notion OF robbery
INTO my head.
That money will just help me out
Nicely and / won't have to be depend
|ot ON Marie for everything I said 10
Tells o. the Murder
Presently Mrs. WEIGH asked me to
- out and get hor n efarno haa
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
j. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Cam
cron Currie q Co: New 2s reg. 1885
q iO4A do. coup. io3 u @1U4 p; new %
reg. f00% Q101h, do, coup. i0i y "a
1929 new Is reg, fish u fee; do coup,
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
PRODUCE.

Commission men say the market, as
a whole. rs duiler just now than IL has
been IN a long time. But little stun of
any kind is coming in, receipts OF but
ter, eggs. poultry, and. In fact. pretty
much everything In the way OF farm
produce, are very light. but at that
cold W Gather will probably put eggs up
little III IL hangs on. Production has
been large, however. and all markets
have been getting their share OF fresh
turn warm. and accumulations in the
country be rushed TO market. prices
would be hard TO hold. But little poul-
try is coming In. and the cold snap is
giving receivers OF dressed hogs a
chance to clean ND.
crate supply, and potatoes and apples
are unchanged.
Apples--Fsncy. ss@s.so; common,
81 q ITS per Dbl
Butter--Extra creamery. 31@32e;
farm separator. 27hc; packing stock
prices: Extra creamerles. see: firsts
soc: crooks. q 22c; packing stock. ~
91eMc per Id.
Cs6hsxe-FIome-s grown. siG1ss per
CeI~ry--so@s5c per doz; California
s4o04475 per case
Crsnberries-Late Howes. sa.oo per
Csnlinower-Californ So per case
Cheese--Aiichigan full cream. $50
Coaee-Package coffee, n47S0l5ss
Dressed Calves-Fancy. 79ec; com.
mon. e@Ic per ID.
Dressed Hogs-TIght, &c; heavy. 4IsS
per !b.
II q 22c; storage 17Q1sc. Official prices
Extras. 22c. frsts, 2lc, cases incfuded
refrigerator extras, 17hc per doz. !,
second eatent pa, ssso .rs MsGa
sS.a6: clear, S5'15 per Dbl.
Fced--Jobbing lots bran. $4,000
coarse corn meal. s25; corn and oal
middlings, $31 ton
Fresh vexetables-Green onions. ii
G20c per doz: cuoumbers. $3.50 per
taee, sG1oc per Id: spinach. 81 PEI
bu; parsley. 20G25c per doz; wat.I
cress, 40c per doz.
Finnan Haddie--10 4lzc per ID.
Grnpes-Malagas $4.50@5 $50 per bbl
Green Peppers--50c per basket.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for new baled hay in
sI5015.5O; No. 2. s1&0145o; clover
mixed. si4G1f.50: rye straw. 81: wheat
and oat straw. IS ton. in car lots.
14@15c, extracted, SUsc per Id.
Hickory Nuts-s2 per bu.
Hides--No. 1 cured. sac. No. cured
Sac: part cured, No. 1, SC; No. 2. &c; No
cured, No. 1. I've: No 2. &C; kip, green
No. 1, &c; No. 2. 5hc; calf. cured. No. 4
lie; No. 2. sac; calf. green, No. l.
lOlac; No. 2, SC per 10: horse hides. No
/. {2.75; No. 2. s1.75; sheepskins. as to
wool. 25c@s1.
Hardware-wire nails. $40: base
painted barbed wire. $3.50: galvanized
$2.35: poultry netting before weaving
so and 8 per cent on: poultry netting
after weaving. 80 per cent OF: wire
joint eavetrouxh. so and 10 per cent
Off: round and corrugated cond actor
pipe. 20 and 8 per cent of.
L1mes-$1 @1.25 per 100.
l3m9 ner h<,r
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
COAL WAR NE VS.
STARTS STOCK
SELLING
FACT THAT eUoGENHEiMs HAVE
LOST CONTROL OF SHELTERS
THOROUGHLY DEMONSTRATED
IN MARkET-coPPER FIRM.
STOCK MARKET. CLOSE.

sug.. as. Am. Tob: .slh; Am smelt,.
se% Anal. Cop. SlA Ana %oo Cop esSSs !:
s Z, u sss ch. & Ohio. sss Can.
Pae.. 1919; c. & e., WI ,oo pa 6, S9io' as
%. 4 II. can. l5sS: d. & Rio Gr..
so4: Erie. 49,; do lists. siis; Gen FL
100; III Cent, 1872; Mex. Cent. ~ u M
Tex 6 ssh do SPI fdk; IS a. a 81 Nat Nat
Ieao. Ssis Nor. 4 W., ssla North Am.
as North w. l47h. North. Pasr isS|
n. Y. c. a H.. ss: Ont. q w. % Y
lois, p. ST. Car. 81; Rock ISL. IL -
do pfd. 27A. st. Paul. Il2ss sou, fa "a
735s Sou. Ry., 1o% Tex pac-. ~
). s Bonds. SO; T. 3. Rub. 22A y. :.
Steel rs. do pfd. s2ls: wabash pro- 10
West. U. Tele 81
NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-stocks were
higher today under leadership OF
Union Pacific, Shelters and Reading
The foreign market was very irregular
with declines predominating. the
banks OF Denmark and Sweden lower
ed their discount rates from seven TO
SIG per cent and easy money prevail
ed in all parts of Europe.
The announcement that soft coal
operators will declare war against the
soft coal roads caused considerable
selling OF those stocks today Tne ex-
pected merger OF North Butte, Greene
Cananea and Amalgamated furnished
a firm market for the copper STOCKS.
Announcement that the American
Smelling & Refining Co. had secured
a very valuable contract from the Utah
Consolidated Copper Co. made Smelt-
ers strong. The fact that the Gug-
genhcims have lost control or Smelt-
ers has been thoroughly demonstrated
in the stock market and the matter Is
no longer discussed in well-informeu
quarters.
Guqaenhtims Still to Manage.
The new owners will leave the Gug-
eenheims in the management OF Smelt.
ers and IL is possible that they may
put them in the management of Anal
gamated. thus securing expert knowl-
edge of mining which the Amalgamat
ed has never enjoyed.
|. During the first hour the market was
quiet but steady. After the first hour
reaction took place and in some in
stances prices declined below yester-
days final quotations. Subsequently.
however. the upward movement was
renewed Amalgamated Copper adj
vanced nearly point and held prac-
tically all OF the gain. A feature OF
the first hours trading was the
strength in the local stocks. Manhat-
tan railway advancing three points
and Metropolitan Street Railway and
Interboro preferred j "a each. The
Hill stocks were rather quiet and
movements in them and other repre-
sentative railroad shares we're ex-
treme1y. Quite little selling tievci-
oped in Mexican Central, which has
held strong during the past week, the
price today declining IA per cent.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds Arm.
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OWNERS Will
INSPECT WALKS
NEW ORDINANCE PUTS THE MAT.
TER LARGELY UP TO PROP
ERTY OWNERS.

Property owners will be their own
inspectors in regard to cement walks
the coming season, To a large extent.
The new sidewalk ordinance which
was decided upon by the council ordi-
nance committee In meeting Wed.
nesday morning. does away with the
giving OF bonds TO the city by side
walk builders, and, as the Legislature
made the property owners responsible
for repairs as well as original con-
struction Of walks. the city inspection
will not be increased. as had been
planned.
The new ordinance will compel all
sidewalk firms TO take out licenses.
without bond. and these licenses will
be revocable In case the firms are
found TO be laying bad walks or in
case walk is transferred by one firm
10 another which has no license. A
penalty clause OF a fine not TO ex.
coed 500 or six months imprisonment
Is added for violation OF the ordi-
nance.
Commissioner Haarer informed the
committee that he has only fraction
OF the number OF inspectors necessary
to see that all walks are laid we'll and
that IL would be necessary to have
100 or more inspectors If rigid in
spection were 10 be made. He also
said that firms which were refused
permits last season went on laying
walks Just the same. owing to diff
Guilty in getting convictions In court.
Under the new dispensation, prop
erty owners will be furnished specifica-
cations on application and can per-
sonally see that walks are laid right.
There will also be a general inspec-
ton by the city inspectors and firms
doing bad work will have their
licenses forfeited promptly.
IL you have large reserves OF re-
ligion you will not be without the
II. - III
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
NEW YoRk suGAR

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.---The local re-
fined and raw sugar markets are steady
and unchanged The London beet sugar
market was steady with January aud
February unchanged at 9s Tx for
both
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Jan. e9.-1n response TO
generally firmer cables. the cotton maE-
ket this morning opened 2 to points
higher. Private advises from abroad
contained much bullish Information.
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Quotations by Cameron Currie & Co.
Open. High. Low. Close

tblBu. ts)Split In) Nominal.
TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO. O.. Jan. 2s.--Close: Wheat
Cash. 99Hc: May. s1.02is; July. 99c;
Sept 96Ac Corn-Cash. sec; May.
81 10: July. Gle. Sept, 60nc. Oats
ss4c Glover seed--Cash, Jan. and
March. s1i30; April, $Il.15: Oct, IS.
Prime sisike. sl6.56. Prime timothy.
s2.25. Rye--No. l. sac; No. 2. see.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
LOCAL sIOcyls.

The following quotations furnished
by Inwia q. Gorton. No 1415 Majestic
building, Jan. 20. 1905
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TRxyUI, INFORMATION suREAu.

Rates and Routes to the w est. North
west and Southwest, via the CrstC.GO.
A. ST. PAUL RY.
Room zf7 Matestfc Bldg.
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
livestock Report BY sadler. Rorick q

BUFFALO,, Jan. 29.--(SpeClal D--Cat-
tle--Reeeipts light and slow. Hogs
Receipts G.50o pigs. $4.40@450; all
others. $3.50. Sheep-Receipts 5000;
top lambs. $3.50 T.65; top calves, 80.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Jan. 90
Cattle--Recelpts les head. trade light.
steady. veals- Receipts ESQ head. mar
ket active. soc higher; Gull TO choice
veals, S5Qfe25. Sheep and LambsARe-
ceipfs 1000 head market slow and easy
for lambs; sheep. active and steady;
lambs. s5g7e5; yearlings. ss.25@ss5:
sheep. ss,59e Hogs-Reeeipts, $500
head. market slow; 1602oc lower;
mixed. $3.50: heavy $3.50: roughs, s3.s5
G3.sO.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. Jan. 29.-Hogs--Receipts
$4,000. market mostly loc lower; light
hogs. s4.05 4.so; mixed and heavy.
saloa44o; roughs, !tdog4ls; pigs,
tie-Heee4ets - eoor market 10 o aae
lower; beeves. s3609so5: cows aud
heifers. S1.70q460; Texans, $500
4: calves, $5dT; westerners, $1,000 co
stockers and feeders. $3.50 a. 400. Sheep
Receipts $4,000. market steady; ma
tive and western sheep. $3.4065.60;
yearlings, $595.75; western lambs. 80 a
100: native lambs. s5@7.25.
BUFFALO. Jan. 2S.- Especial. Cat
tie Receipts IiEht and steady Hogs
Receipts 1000: pigs, 34.6004ss; all
others, S4,75. Sheep Receipts 5000;
top lambs. $7.s59715; top calves. $3.50
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
. - - TO H - A.
Bs1rs shs 1fhs Kind fu NJ. tlvzg Bought
s'',;'. k4zEzsl

rr:s ss r, a.. = Jass 'sss r,@s.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
NEW YORK COTTON.

1854 Trim Cop. i6: Utah Cons. 39is
4. 3. L., san do pfd, 39A; Wet, -.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29

IL you have large reserves Of re-
ligion you will not be without the
small change OF kindness.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29

uuxfurxs=ffkp Printing. No furs and
pa Feathers The plain. neat Kind. that
looks Hight Times Prinfisg Co., 1s
John R-st Phone 1893.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29
Boyne's STORY Of Murder.

Boyne says he will study the Bible
assiduously In prison IN the hope that.
IL he should ever secure his freedom.
he will know something"
Il would Ike 10 be a minister n /
ever gel out OF this trouble !. he said.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-29

Cotton prices. furnished by Cameron
Currie a Co. Opening.