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The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
IN PHELAN'S COURT

The Christmas spirit was apparent
an the case OF 16-year-old Edward
Saunders, disposed of by Judge Phelan
Tuesday. The boy was fined 50 few
days ago for hanging around street
corners with other boys, who, II was
alleged. used bad language TO passers-
by. A big policemtn told the court That
Eddie had called him a beer barrel.
Edward had no money TO pay the fine.
hut was permitted TO go back 10 MS
employment in the Moebs cigar rae
tory until he could earn il.
The boys father is dead and he does
not agree with his step-father. he toln
the court He had also had disa-
greemenL with his mother. and for this
reason is not living home.
"Now. I'll tell you what you do
said the Judge. You take about 81 II
that fine, which I now remit, and buy
your mother nice little Christmas
present And take 1t up 10 her your
self. too
I'll spend the whole IS on her.
Judge and I'll get her something fine"
And the boy left the court with
light heart.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
By T. C.. SHOTWEll.

NEW YORK. Dec. PA continue
ton OF the covering movement which
started late yesterday afternoon
caused stocks 10 rise an average OF
one point in the first half-hour Of
trading in Wall-st today. The traction
shares were again raided. Inter boro-
Metropolitan issues were conspicuous
for their strength. the common adj
vancing half a point to 10 and the
preferred 10 the new high record OF
45. Brooklyn Rapid Transit was also
very active and advanced fiye-eighth5
OF point TO SO rs.
In the railroad group Wabash issues
were the feature. Both the common
and preferred established new high
records for this movement. the com.
mon at 20 Is and the preferred at
81 1-8.
SHELTERS was strong In the early
trading, advancing half poiEt to
81 Is. but in the second half-hour Il;
sold on sharply TO so. Union Pacific.
Southern Pacific and Reading were
nearly point above the closing figures
of last night.
In London. American securities were
irregular In the early trading but
braced up later on denial OF the re-
port that Mr.. Hartman was seriously
i'll
On the New York curb market
trading was dull with prices steady.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
TARIFF BILL WILL
] Be IN SHAPE BY
MARCH Is.
HEARINGS BEFORE WAYS AND
MEANS COMMITTEES CLOSED
TopAY-woRK ON NEW TARIFF
SCHEDULE TO BEGIN SOON.

4 WASHINGTON. Dec. 29.-Tarln
hearings before the ways and means
committee OF the house OF representa-
tiyes were brought TO a close this
morning with the testimony OF w \.
c. Clark. special agent OF the bureau
of manufactures, in the department
ef-commerce~ and labor In regard 10
the olen schedule u was Mr..
I clark's second appearance before IN .
(. committee
Chairman Serene F. Payne. thanked
/ the committee for the able manner
I'm which il had conducted the hear
ing
Representative Bourl1e Cochran. sen
Tor member of The minority. said the
hearings had been fair and impartial
The subcommittee. consisting OF
Republican members, will at once be-
gin the work OF preparing the new
tariff bill. The holiday season viii be
taken up I'm this work. but Chairman
Payne is not able 10 say when il will
he completed. He is sure. however.
that IL will be in shape for immediate
faction when congress is called in eX-
Ftra session by the president on March
us next. The hearings have lasted
over a month. and the Republican
members. in view OF the great mass OF
gained and the data col
llected by their experts. are confident
They will be able to frame satisfac-
tory tariff bill When the sub-com-
mittee has finished its work, the bill
will be submitted 10 the minority and
later to congress.
There is reason 70 think that the
lcommittee contemplates reducing the
duty on steel but there is no intima-
ltion that II will be placed on the free
hist
IF Mr. Carnegie is correct In his
before the committee yes
lterday," said one member today, that
tthe steel industry OF American can
take care OF itself without any pro-
Itective tariff. then radical reduc-
,fion should be made in the steel and
.fron duties as well as on"other articles
Iproduced by corporations that are
Iprospering under the protection OF
1.-THE tariff"
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22

r. DETROIT. Dec 22-Ciose: Wheat Ia
lifeless proposition for the present.
Spectators are holding off and nobody
expects much action until the begin
bearIsh. but Liverpool made small
advance. following the strength here.
Chicago reported some good buying
there Al the cloEe on Monday but II
did not continue after the price ad-
vanced. Sentiment over there IL turn
ing bullish because OF the stubborn
ness OF tho market In not declining
when the news was all bearish. The
big holders give the market support
from time 10 time and add "A littla to
their lines on the dips
Wheat tions-- Cash No. red
and December 81 %: May opened with
d gain OF &c At sl.os, advanced &c.
declined 10 sl.O7A. and advanced Co
81 GS. July opened a. Sl.0Oi9 gained
-. dropped 10 81 o0L and advanced
70 S.ools No. red. E.Oi; No white
Coarse grain quotations. Corn-Cash
No. 3, SIC No. yellow; cars at coo,
Sic, No. : white . ears az 50t4c, May.
Rve--Cash No = 771sc.
Beans Cash and January s2X5. May.
clover seed prime spot. 40 bags at
50 ~ March 200 bags at s5.e2is sam
pie. % bags NJ $3.50 % at $500. IS at
s. Il at si7i. % az $3.50 sample al
hihts UttN OF 900 W 80. 10
Receipts bon the Detroit market Tues
day, included J 200 bills OF -four cars
OF wheHt, nt corn. 10 Of oats. and
OF rye. Withdrawals were 400 bills
of fpur Stocks are 1929 bu OF
wheat. aoSs1s bu % corn. i66,13b bu
OF oats and 5iJ1S bu, Of rye
Wheat receipts at primary points
TUESDAY $4,000 bu, year ago. 100 900
bu.
Worlds wheat visible supply. SOS 900
Blu. decrease
Wnnipcg wheat -recelpts 256 cars
year ago 2Ls
Northwestern wheat receipts Tues
dav. ESQ cars. year ago, A36 cars.
Kansas Cfty wheat receipts % cars.
year ago. i23 cars
Wheat receipts A. 81 Louis. 1000
bu. wear ago &c. 600 hK
Wheat IN Liverpool closed \ ~ :, q.
nd corn u, higher
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO, Dec 22.-wheat--Firmsr
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
CITY EMPLOYERS DRAW
PAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS

All city employees will get their
Christmas pay on Wednesday. with
the possible exception of the city fire.
men, whose pay-days are rarely
changed by the fire commission. City
Treasurer Koch has had every pay
check and envelope made up and the
distribution takes place Tuesday af-
ternoon and all day Wednesday. Ev-
cry one who gets his pay et this hap
by season gets a Christmas card from
tho treagurer
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
By II. II. MICK.

lambs last week and stronger markets
in the east gave our market sharp
up turn I'm thisd vision. This cannot
be taken seriously, however. as a
slight increase IN arrivals will break
the market again. Detroit was much
better of than Chicago, IN connection
with last weeks sheep and lamb
trade. The Windy City had glut OF
habitat lambs with no outlet and
prices showed break OF nearly 81
per cWt. from the close Il the week
before. Feeders. who have lambs on
hand will do we'll to hold them until
the embargo is of and the trade SET
ties back 10 normal basis. The mum.
her of lambs on feed. i'm the east and
the middle west, Is much smaller than
usual and the price will get right
sooner or later
Recent developments In connection
with the provision and live hog trade.
are not reassuring TO the feeder SO
much depends on the early return OF
prosperity promised by the friends OF
the administration. Just at present,
business is dull and slow and there
are those who believe that IL will not
be more active after the holiday sea.
son Is past. Current arrivals are
large and packers seem to be carrying
! more stocks than they need for each
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
Markets au1 Finance

cables and light northwestern reccip.s
caused a higusT ana fairly Irm mar
kct Ia wheat With prices an about nc
oven yesterday. There WAS only mod
crate trade
opening Wheat May. sL0a7. to
!CS = O. LOS. Corn May, boNs "a o0N.c
oats MaN. 81 Z aSi s. a 81 &c. Ribs
May, $500 Lard MAJ! Ss.s5G 80 q
30 Hork INLAY. Sl632, Il III
shorts IN wheat showed less conf
bulls there We're advances Of - ale
Tor the day. Corn was y ~ &c better.
the December option showing most
strength. oats were "a !, G better. and
provisions were fractionall. lower TO
unchanged.
Closing prices Wheat-May. $i.O6is
asked May, 60as a 6OssC oats
May. u a5lisc bid. Pork--Jan..
1885 asked. l.ard-Jan. $3.50. Ribs
Jan, $50
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
OTHER VESSELS ORDERED
TO VENEZUELAN WATERS

WASHINGTON, Dec. git is re-
ported here that that the battleship
Montana and the cruiser North Caro-
hna have been ordered to follow the
battleship Maine 10 Venezuelan wa
tors.
The gunboat Dolphin left Port Au
Prince last night under sealed orders
and the cruiser Des Moines. which is
at that port, Is held in readiness to
proceed 10 Curacao.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
Appie.-rancy. s49Aso; common. s.,

$3.50 per Dbl.
Butt.r-ofaeIal prices: Extra cream
ing stock. zoe per ID.
Cabbnge-$215 per Dbl
Csnlihow-r@s3.s per crate
iec; old. l6c: Lmburger; Ice; brick,
California Fruits-Grapes. s2.75 per
crate: pears. 81. so per box.
Conee-Packass coffee. si27591sss
Cranberrie.-Fancy. IS per pu; sI45o
Dressed Calve.-Fancy. &c; common.
Dressed Hoxs-Light. &C: medium. 5
G5I1c per ID.
Exs.-Michigan current receipts.
nrsts. case count. 2sc perd OF: refrig-
orator extras. csc per doz
Flour-M.chigan patents; In wood
1915; clear. IS per Dbl.
Feed-Jobbing lots, bran. $24; coarse
corn meal. s2s.6o; corn and oat chop.
1850: coarse middlings. s25; fine mid
dlings. S2s per ton
Finnan Haddie--loc per 10.
Fresh observation-disclosures not
per ID: psTsnips, sSc per bu: Florida
tomatoes. $3.50 per 6-basket crate;
Isdlshes. e5c per doz; wax beans. $3.50
Grape Frui,-s3aa.75 per box.
Green Pcpper.-s27593 per e-basket
Gr.pe---catawba., !-io baskets. lsc:
Iisynss rs sSshee per H. s"0''
HSypeir9i. shipper, ,s are paying IT,,
So SON 5Sss & NO :, sIoSIS.so: elSyeyg
~ ~ssa anS sa Straw rye s tssS t on
Hide.-No / cured. tic; No cured.
roc; No. / green. So: No: = green. Sc:
No; i: i4hs; No; .. Ise; green. 20.
No Nooi I. a. s MS; T. -; sheep skins. as to
80 and per cent on. poultry netting,
Sasbss yir No 'ss1 wire.
cloth. 3i.lO per 100 feet: lap and LIP
s on 50 and cent 10 G per- s.ns
on; round and corrugated conductor
pipe. rs and per cent on.
Ie%oa.@ca Rfo MA $500. per box.
Maple sugar-New. pure. iSc per 10.
Mushrooms-b01 Coo per Ii.
M, 0Hp,,S.n-Span snn si ss per crate;
Oranges-New Floridas. S22693 per
box: California navels. S3.264S4o per
box.
OiIs--Raw iinseed. 4oc: boiled lin
seed. soc gal. less 1 per cent for cash
In 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sene. arc; turpentine. In barrel iotA
SAC per gal
Pop Corn-Ears. IL a2c per ID.
Pinenpples-Floridas. $4,000 per
crate; $l5042 per dok
POtatOes-Michiga 70415c per bu;
car lots, (. o. b. Detroit 63665c per ou.
new Bermudas. Sl.75 per blu.
POultry-Hens. ga Zoe; springs. 100
i1c; geese, ga loc; ducks. II a 12c; turo
keys. l5m &c per 10. Dressed hens, 10
n lc. springs, l2n l3c; gcso. lOH lie,
ducks, l3l14c; turkeys. Il lt19c ID.
PrOvi-ions-AIess pork. SIS. 80; family
pork, sl7Q17.50; light. clear, SIS;
heavy. $3.50; smoked hams, 1ohc;
dry sailed briskets. loo; shoulders.
Sc picnic hams. &c; bacon, 11hc;
lard In tierces. l0hc; kettle rendered.
IL NC DER ID.
Rnbbits-s125 per doz.
sweet Potntoes-virgrnias. s2.25 per
Dbl; Jersey. si.l5 per blu. s32s per
Dbl; kiln dried. $3.50 per crate.
Sugnr-Crystal dominoes, $40; eagle
tablets, $3.50; cut loaf, .s6.O5; cubes.
$50; XxXX powdered. 1910; granu-
lated. extra coarse. $50; graduated.
In bulk. S5.05. graduated In 25-Ib cot
ton bags. S5.f5. Michigan graduated,
s5.o5; confectioners' A. $50: No /.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
Fraud Charge Is Weak.

The police failed to make out very
strong case against John w. Kreig. the
travelling salesman recently arrested
on a charge OF defrauding the Hotel
Ste Claire out OF a 50 board bill, when
the case was heard by Justice Jeffries.
Tuesday II appeared from the testi-
mony that after running up bill OF
SO, Kreig left the hotel He returned
few days later and was allowed 70
run the debt up to 80, when he agaia
left. Justice Jeffries was strongly Of
the opinion that by thus extending
credit TO the defendant the hotel peo-
pie had forfeited the right to prosecute
him on the defrauding charge. How
ever. he took the matter under advise
ment until Thursday.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
PLAYING BUTCHER,
STAYS SISTER AS
'P|GG|E" I
FIvE.YEAR-OlD LAD SHOOTS
LAUGHING CHILD -"CATHeH-
me WON'T PLAY ANY MORE
soBs YouNosTER TO MOTHER

SELLINGSGROVE. Pa, Dec. "a
Playing at "butchering" and that he
was the butcher. 5-year-olG Harold
Brouse. the son OF Peccival y.
Brouse. farmer in PENIS township
Snyder county. shot and killed his
2-year.old sister Catherine
II was hne fun the children were
having. Early In the morning they
had gone to the barn where the IA
Their and other men were engaged IN
the fall hog killing The women folk
were there. TOO, helping. and when
Harold and Catherine strayed away
toward the house. hand la hand. no
attention was paid them
Once back in the kitchen, the little
chap had an idea.
Now. let's play you are plgsle
and | am papa" he said. and Cath
crime assented TO the plan.
First. Harold looked around for a
big knife. but all the heavy cutler.
was In use at the barn. Then ne
spied his fathers rife. That was
used 10 kill things with, he knew. Tor
his father had showed hiul how II
worked. He took II from It's corner
and then they We're ready TO play.
Shouting gleefuly Harold chased
his sister around the room. The 1T
tie girl. on her hands and knees, en-
toyed the fun. and nimbiy evaded
him each time he pointed the gun at
her. Finally. tired and breathless.
she threw herself on the floor and
crawled under table. whence she
glanced laughingly out at her brother.
But Harold was not TO be outwitted.
Dropping fiat. he. too, crawled under
the table Pointing the weapon at
the head Of his sister. with shout OF
triumph. he pulled the trigger. The
bullet entered the child's temple AMI
plowed downward through the neck.
Screaming papa" she fell. and was
quiet.
Harold looked at her minute,
frightened. she was so still. Then
he went out TO the barn trembling.
Catherine won't play piggie any
more" he told his mother. as he chok.
ed and began to sob.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
TRACTION SHARES
FEATURE Of THE
MARKET
STOCKS ADVANCE AVERAGE or
POINT ON CoVERlNG-WAsAsh
ESTABLISHES NEW HIGH REC.
oRD-sMElTERs IRREGULAR.
\. \. sroch MAnkEr-CLosE.

Am & a r.. a. do pfd i0si.. Am.
Loco. 552. do pfd. ll0i. Am. sugar,
l2SA. Am, Smelt.. 81 - Anal cop
5si, Ana Cop. as, A. T. ;. Re,
VA, h 4 -. 1922 h. Il. TT. G3's
{. Leath., sos do pfd. l0l, Oh. o.
sss. I'll, y Ait. IS: can. Pac.. 10 u
{ a CT w II II colo. r * l.. 3Sla
Cons Gas. 1919. Distil.. S67s ID. y n
can. IFS. l.. a. Rio CIR. 81. Erie. 3Sss
do lists ass Gen. Flee. 1882. lee,
2t7. III Cent, l45l. la. Cent. 80 a
l.. x y. 1919. MINI. ST l.. a :. ste
NJ. lS0l1 NJ. X. * TEX, Az. do ptd.
IS: Mo. Pac.. 64hs Nat Bis, ~ Il Ma.
Lead, 77s. Nor. & w ,s4a. Norta W
r7s Nor Pac. l4Oi. y. Y. c. 4 IL.
2. q. IA. p. G.. llsi4 ont & w. - IS
Psc. Mail, SiA Penn, l2ss PEG, Gas
Rep St. 2th do Pfd. ,sS,f Rock IA
%. do pfd 59la St Paul, l47S CT
North. l44ss do ore Ctfs.. ~; schloss
ST. 10; NJ. l.. K southw'stn. 2eA; SOU.
Pac. ils; Sou. Ry.. 26ir: DO pfd. 5sis
Tenn. COP. a. Tol., ST l. W. -
TAex. x Pac. 32i9 Union Pac.. i79&
L. : s b. 1924 l.. s Rub, -. L.
s. steel. 5sh do pfd, iie; Wiz. Chem
4?7s Wabash. 90. do pfd. 5o7s w L.
Tele.. g.. Wis. Cent. 80. do ptd. ssh
Utah Cop. Az West'house. SSt New
house 5A
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
POLICE COURT DOCKET

William Byron. drunk; sentence sus-
pended
Calvin Palmer. drunk; sentence sus-
pended
pended.
Benz. Drucker. disturbing the peace
$50 20 days
Harold s. Clark. drunk $40 or 30
days.
Jean Patterson. drunk: 81 or Is days.
John Meimlick. drunk. So or 10 days.
Charles A. Desentz, drunk. sentence
suspended.
Martin Blazeyewski. disturbing the
peace; $40 or 30 days
Joseph W. Powell, drunk: sentence
suspended.
Percy Weatherspoon disturbing the
peace: dismissed
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
PAIR OF THIEVES
ARE SENT TO PRISON

Clyde Wright. IL years old. was
sentenced 70 Jackson prison for no;
less than one nor more than five years
by Judge Phelan. Tuesday. with the
recommendation that he be released
at the end OF the minimum period.
Wright was found guilty OF stealing
$50 from McConville Bros. grocers. at
Fourth and Warren aves., by whom he
was employed.
William Pifer. found guilty Of break
ing into Gately's clothing store IL. the
night time. was sent TO the house OF
correction for four months Pifer is
a man OF excellent education and
halls from Toronto. where he is well
{ onnecteG.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND
RECEIVED BY POPE

ROME. Dec. 22.-The pope. with
health fully regained today received
Archbishop Ireland. of st. Paul. In
private audience and recalled the
pleasant memories OF the American
prelate's last visit in 1905 His holi-
ness was greatly interested in details
of the plans for the st. Paul diocese
TO build new cathedral in st Paul
and a pro-cathedral in Minneapolis.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
FORMER CONVICT'S
RICHES FOR JAILER

GALVESTON. Tex. Dec. 92-Harry
Stoner. yeformed burglar, died in Bell
county. leaving an estate valued at
$40 900. of which sl5O.000 In lands
and Mexican mining stocks he be.
queaths TO Albert Brisby, former peni-
Tertiary official &
Brisby befriended him thirty years
ago. when Stoner was serving a six
year term i'm the Texas penitentiary
for burglary.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported a fairly ac-
tive holiday market with a generally
steady line OF prices. Butter was uP
a cent at Elgin yesterday, this market
following Eggs were OF cent on
lower markets east. Poultry is much
more quiet than at Thanksgiving, as
there Is not the stock To work with.
Dealers think that eastern buyers have
picked UP most OF the turkeys in the
vicinity. but whatever the reason. the
supply IL not equal to the demand, and
prices are firm at the advance. Sugar
prices We're q cont lower today.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
FALLS DOWN STAIRS
AND is KILLED

PORT HURON. Mich, Dec. 22.-
tSpecialD Mrs. August Adolph. was
found lying dead at the foot OF her
stairs In her home, near Yale, this
morning. A large cash on her head
Indicated that she had fallen down.
stairs. Her husband left the house
at O'Clock and the woman was pre-
pared 10 go TO neighbors to spend the
morning
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
Fireman Rioht on the Job.

w. j. Hirons, fireman In Truck Co
No. IL. was right on the spot when
small blaze occurred in the home
OF John Anglin, clerk in the city
treasurer's office, Monday evening
Mrs. Anglin had discovered blaze
in the kitchen, and, while the house
hold were putting out the fire. Hir.
ons. who was just passing on his way
TO supper, came in and put the finish.
ing touches on the fre-quenching
The damage was slight.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
Two Abused Mothers; Fined.

Two young men who were charged
with abusing their aged mothers were
summarily disposed of BY Justice
Stein in the early session of police
court, Tuesday. Benjamin Drucker.
No. $50 ST. Antoine-st., was alleged
TO have threatened his mother with
knife while drunk. MONDAY after
noon. He drew s25 with the option OF
go days in the workhousa Martin
BIazsyewsh raised rough house
IN his mothers home at No II Gold
ner-aye. and was fined so, with q
30-day alternative.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
Shin ia Rurnrd

STE MARIE. Mich, Dec. 22.-(Spe.
cial while being laid UP at the
dock for the winter, the steamer
Thomas Friant, owned by Capt. Ben
Lewis. burned TO the waters edge last
night Origin OF the fire is un-
known
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
N. Y. COTTON.
NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. Dee. 22.--Business con
tinued quiet at the Metal exchange
lille prices arc irregular. Tin was
up "a. while lead is OF small frac-
ton. Other commodities unchanged.
Copper prices are: Lake. 1iAnl4&
eIectrolytic. l4m &c. castings 1875 n
lac: spelter 510d5l5c lead. 4I7il a.
422Ibc tin, 2gd2sl.c
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
CATHOLIC BISHOP is
DEAD IN HOSPITAL

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-The Ri Rev.
John stephen Michaud. bishop OF the
Roman Catholic diocese of Burlington,
VT, died at st. Vincent's hospital here
today from Bright's disease.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
Danna Pleads Not Guilty.

Salvatore Danna. charged with the
OF Manuel Visconte pleaded
not guilty when arraigned before
Judge Phelan In the recoroers court.
Tuesday morning and was remanded
for trial. No date has been fixed.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
Here's a Valiant Democrat.

Patrick H. HOLMAN. proprietor OF
n saloon and cafe, al No. $40 Fort-st
west. has announced himself as d
for the Democratic nom.
ination for county auditor in the
spring election
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
Bishop is Sinking.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y. Dec. 22.-The
condition OF Bishop McQuaide. this
morning is unchanged. except that he
is weaker. There IL no hope that he
can suryice many hours
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
Attempt to Kin Ofhcial

CALCUTTA, India. Dec. 22.-An-
other attempt was made upon the life
of Public Prosecutor Hume today,
when two bombs were thrown at the
special train in which he was travel
ing near Jodhpur. Both missiles went
wild
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
New Position for . 8. kratochwill

John B. Kratochwill. assistant man
ager OF the cloak department for New
comb Endicott Company, has ac-
cepted a position as manager OF the
cloak department OF Salinger Bros. In
South Bend, Ind. Mr. Kratochwill
and his family will move TO South
Bend about Jan. L
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER

Furnished by Hayden. stone * Co.:
Trading In the Boston copper shares
has been on very limited scale. and
price changes are small and insignia
cant. The tone, however. Is frm, and
the market is inclined TO rally. Su-
rerior Copper continues to BE- the aC-
tive feature and the buying can be
considered good The right kind OF
buying In Greene-Cananea and Lake
Copper is also noticeable.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
Hubert Hicks on Trial.

A Jury was secured In Judge Con-
nolly's court, Tuesday afternoon, TO
try Hubert Hicks on a charge OF en-
bezzling some $500 from q local lodge
OF Maccabees, while acting as fnan-
cial secretary of the lodge
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
CHICAGO LIVESTOCk.

CHICAGO. Doc. 22.-Hogs-ReceIpl =
$4,000. market steady at yesterday 5
average; light. $4.s0q5.50; mixed. $50
g5.s0. heavy, 35.2oQ5s0. rough. $500
n ( 40 bulk s53045.65. pigs. $3.50 a
as; workers.. s5.S0Q5.l5 good TO choice
heavy. s5.4OQ5s0. Cattle-Receipts
900. market steady, beeves. $3.50 q
7,5; Texas steers, s3.5Ou4.3S: west
ern steers. $3.50 1855: stockers and
feeders, s2.6044.75, cows and heifers,
s45oG5; calves. s6Is50 Sheep-Re-
ceipts $4,000. market 20 d3oc higher
natives, S2.60G5; western. S2.604490,
yearllngs $685., lambs, natives
i4.5O a so. western. S4.5O475O
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Bond quotations, furnished by Hay
den. Stone 4 Co, l1G-llS Griswold-st:
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22

EAST RI'FCALD y v

EAST BUFFALO. ~ Y. Dec, "a
Cattle-Receipts 25 head. fairly active,
steady. Veals-Receipts % head. ac-
tive soc lower, Gull to choice $3.50 u
$50. Sheep and Lambs--Receipts l, 400
mead. lambs slow, i0c lower. sheep aC-
tiys s,ssdy lambs shesp 20; az y HsEs
Receipts 3.t00 head. active So loo
higher, pigs steady; workers.. 1925 u
6.s6. pigs, $4.75q5.l0: mixed. $3.50 q 6,
heavies S6Q6.l0; roughs S5q5.4G,
stays $404Tb
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22

s515 No. ., ,515; No. ,. ,516; No. 4.
$50 $3.50 No 800 S. s Isl No No. s :tsS Mo No. 10
$40. No. II. $i70; No ~. 81 65: No =
IS, $3.50; No 1. $3.50; No. 10, s4eO per
l0c lbs.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations. furnished by
Lewis G. Gorton, l4l3 Majestic Bldg,
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
New Divorce Gas

New Divorce Case
But one new divorce case was start.
ed Tuesday that OF Frank z. vs.. Le-
VIVA Nelson.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22

Samson" novelization or
the play now running at the Cri-
terion theater, New York. by
Henri Bernstein, author Of 1.-The
Thief" and Israel" published
by permission of Charles Froh-
mani. by Joseph O'Brien, will
begin as a serial in The Times
Thursday. Dec. "a. Don't fail
to get the first number.