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The Yale expositor., 1909-04-09
THE MARKETS.

Observation-Disclosures dryfed steers
and heifers. So 5OQ6; steers and heif-
ers, LOCO to 1900. S5@5 40; steers and
and heifers. that are fat, 500 to 700,
S4@4 75 choice fat cows, 81 5004 75;
good fat cows, $4@4 %; common cows,
heavy bulls. 81 5000 so; fair to good
bolognas. bulls. $4@4 rs; stock bulls,
$S@3 IS; choice feeding steers. 500 TO
to = o SS9 4S 55 h 6efSns steers
500 to 700. Sc 5000; fair stockers 500
to 700, SO 5000; stock heifers, 81 500
eom apee mixers gGnng m sSo%so
Veal calves-Marked 25c to soc high
er than last Thursday; best, 81 $50
20; others. $4Q7; milch cows and
sheep and iambs-Market steady
with Wednesday. loo to 15c higher
than last Thursday; best lambs, 81 75
z so; light to common lambs. IS 500
Is; yearlings. $6@7; fair to good
sheep, q 50@6 so; culls and common.
Hogs-Market, good grades 15c to
zoe higher than last Thursday. Range
of prices; Light TO good butchers, $6 go
as Is; stays. Ia off.
East Buffalo-Cattle-Mark 100
I5c lower; export steers, IS 2596 as:
best 1900 to 1,300-lb shipping steers,
Ss 81 Best best tat C cows to i G sSSs g. sS
lair to good. s494 rs; trimmers. So SO
@S so; best lat hsifssrrss IS 2s9S Is;
Fs Sat bo nefrs Bulls 4 best f HSs
was a little better demand here today
for the fresh cows and sprlngers and
With but few on Sso the market they sold
s4o@55; medium. 5000; common,
Hoss-Market steady; heavy 81 80;
Sheep-Market active; best lambs.
s.. 25@s 80; culls. s7@1 50; .yearlings'
50@7 %: wethers. sos so; ewes
IS 1905 %: closed slow.
Calves-s4 5O@9 rs.
Grain. Etc.
WHEAT-Cash No. 2 red, 81 80; May
opened at 81 26 and advanced to 81 -:
July opened - higher % st 81 o.
V,ntu at 81 OF and held steady; No.
red. 81 q; No. white 81 30. !.
CoRNa.ocash No. 3. IS 1-4c; No. 3
oATS-cash No. white. 81 lac bid;
sample. ] car at So Sac.
RYE-Cash No 2. sac bid;
BEANS-Cash, 81 36 bid; May. 50 Al
CoLovERsEED-Prime spot. rs bags
at IS so: April, So so; October, 200 bags
at at 81 IS Is Sn%s Rt 80 9' at 81 g az
pie alsike Z bags at 81 25.5 at So so.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime spot. 100
bags at 81 IS.
BARLEY-Good samples. 81 1901 so
per cwt.
FEFD-In 100-lb. sacks. jobbing
lots: Bran. S2S; coarse midddlings. 500:
fine middlings. s31; cracked corn and
coarse cornmeal. s27; corn ad oat chop.
S25 per ton.
FIOUR-Best Michigan patent. SO To-;
ordinary patent. SIS rs; straight, IS IS:
clear. IS 60 per Dbl in wood. jobbing
lots.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT Dec 3-Closc-Bcars be-
ltFe prices are too high. hut are ARA a
~ Seil The futures at Such a discount.
ana farmers NOT selling liberallN They
aFn Argentine news IN their favor
waich effects foreign business hut cuts
Utflc figure here because the American
markets are on q domestic basis Bulls
are cot afraid 81 any serious decline
as long as milling holds and farmers
az" not Noodlng the marker with whoa Z.
Tn" strike - putting mills in the
mort wcsi tout ~ business and dealers
are afraid ~ NAV extend and do Elorc
harm the market ruled nrm through
out the greater part ns Fridays ses-
sion Wires told % conference over
tire strike and the prediction ~ an earl
settlement was made losing prices
we're iec M IT. cash =, c Ia MAY ana un-
changed "a july.
Wheat quotations Cash and Dec. No.
yea s. 2oit bid May opened without
cnauge At s. 20. advanced 20 sl22ls and
closed AZ sl33i July opcnrd AZ sl02.
No ! white. s120i4
coarse grain puotattons-Corr cash.
No SOC 70 9 ye low J ar az eQi2c.
. at Clio No 8 yellow 5Ti.c asked
Oots standard 2 ears at 43c No 2
white -42ia Rre. Cash 40 T. Tsi4 q
asked Beans Cash. 500 Jan. S2.0r.
Cioverseed Prime spot 20 bags an
{ 80 March. You bags at tFol sam
uIe - bags az $50 p ~ IS al
SIS prime 'eikc SIS sample alsike.
u bags at S7.25. p - ts.5g
- ears. against as. year ago, Du-
l1tb c3t cars against - Winnipeg
4s5 cars agsine' 2cc - Louis 81 ooo
hu. against c@ooo Pa kansas city ~
cars against 90
Receipts in tito Detroit marke, Fri
day included ZOO hhis ~ four. - cars
of corn ~ oats and = ~ rye With
drawais were ',n19 nhis Of Hour and
: $40 bu ~ oats stocks are 525 9N
bu ~ " cat i-2ne3 hn ~ corn. lft.5s2
bu " oats io7 hu Of barley and ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03

pork. sss; medium clear. s;si smoked
hams. l4hc, dry sailed briskets. l3c.
shoulders. AYE: picnic hams. l2he:
bacon. lsh u &c: lard in tierces. ,lthc:
kettle rendered. lbl,c 10.
ptseapDies-S2Q225 dos.
.Poultry-Hens. l24l3c 10; springs
l39ltc ID; geese. ii4l2c ID. ducks,
i,Si4he 10; turkeys. young. lsglse
ID. dressed hens. l3Gltc 10. springs
lt9ltno To- geese, l3ql3c 10; ducks
i5c ID. turkeys, i6QlTc Id.
Potstoes-car lots. bulk. 3393se bu;
bags. 36H3sc.
Quinces-ti so Oils bu.
labbtts-si. don.
sweet potatoes-Jerseys. kiln dried
s.s5 crate. IS Dbl; virginias. 75c bu;
Si75 Dbl
suxar-Crystal domlnoes. s1.s6; Eagle
tablets $3.50: cut loaf. $40; cubes
S565: XNNx powdered. S5s6: standard
powdered. $3.50: graduated. extra
coarse. $3.50. granuiated. fne.. In bulk,
IS 40. granuiated In 2s-lb. cotton bags.
So (Michigsn granulated. $40; Ola
90. ]. $50: 80. !. ;s;s; 80. :. ssS:
No 10. IS. No: IL. s..e5; No; IL. ttso:
No. Is. ti;s5. No. II. sass. No. 10. Sass
per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
DEMAND ARREST
|0F N0N-UN|0N men
Switchmen Allege Railroads Have
Violated Law in Importing Non
Residents and Supplying Badges.

| ST. PAUL. Mimi. Dec. 3.-4Though
the officials OF the railroads center.
ing in the twin cities today insist
that the end OF the strike of the
switchmen is In sight. the officials OF
the Switchmen's Union of North
America laugh at these claims
The railroad officials assert that
they have 400 strikebreakers AT work
In the yards here and that more are
on the way and they declare that be-
fore twenty-four hours have passed.
much of the congested freight will be
moving along the lines OF the Great
| Northern and Northern Pacific rail-
roads
In spite OF this however. no increase
In the movement of freight here Was
noticeable early today. The shipping
situation appears to be. II anything.
more serious than IL was yesterday.
Commission men find II just IA hard
as ever 10 get supplies and only ono
of the % Touring mills here is run
ming. Several thousand men who
were thrown out of employment yes
terday and the day before 10y the clos
ing of these and other plants are still
out
Feeling among the strikers against
! the railroads vas bitter today and
as a result, a legal battle between
/ the coutending factions is In prospect
! Mayor Daniel W Lawlor has been re-
tanned as the strikers counsel and
4 Through him the union has brought to
the attention OF State Labor Commits
sioner McEwen the importation OF
strike beakers The strikers alleee
that the railroads have violated the
Estate laws in importing non-residents
and in giving them badges as special
officers IL is stated the unionlsts
| have asked McEwen 10 imprison all
strikebreakers found wearing badges.
4 Mayor l.awlor made IL clear today
that he Is on the side OF the strikers
and he defended the action OF Prcst-
/ dent Hawley Of the union In ordering
/ a strike after he had signed a joint
telegram To Chairman Knapp of he
! Interstate Commerce Commission and
! United states Labor COMMISSIONS.
Neill, asking them To act AS mediatoTs.
Governor Eberhard. who has been
in Chicago returned 20 st Paul to-
day and at 10 o'clock met State Labor
Commissioner McEwen by appoint
]
of the situation and II Is said discus.
sed with Eberhard the ACCESSIBILITY OF
arresting strikebreakers
The railroad officials profess TO
have received great encouragement
from cities in the iron range country.
/ Reports from Duluth state that of III
switchmen who struck. Tuesday night
90 have returned 10 work. The 90
are said 10 be members Of the Brother
( hood Of Railway Trainmen which Is
not affiliated with the Hawley organ
cation. These two unions are nor IN
/ harmony. but the trainmen have taken
/ the attitude that they Will remain
neutral and will refuse 10 do other
! than their customary work during the
strike.
The local police are under orders
TO be ready for an emergency in case
Of violence There has been ma sign
OF IL here SO far Duluth reports an
ncipient riot yesterday which was
quickly stopped.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
BETTER TONE IN
STOCK MARKET
Improvement Indicated at Noon Be
comes More Pronounced In
Later Trading

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Fracuonal
gains were made on some transactions
az the opening OF the stock marke,
today. but after the first few minutes.
prices shaded of TO below yesterday :
close. With few exceptions the
changes were small and unimportant.
Noon-The Improvement indicated
at the end OF the first hour became
more pronounced in the later trading.
The general range al midday was well
above yesterdays close
D. m.-The market continued 10
show strength through the afternoon
trading with further advances over
midday prices Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit was the most prominent feature.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by HAYDEN
stone & co. llh-llS Griswold-st
The Boston copper shar" market
opened with trading somewhat more
active with the tone irregular Prices
however. have improved In speciaittes
Lake opened down at 81 and has since
rallied TO 5bi. on what IL said - he
good buying Bos cons i up a point ~
Il. GirouN and q. e also strong North
Butte IL quiet and unchanged IA price.
TamaraCk sold down 10 - a loss OF
two points East Butte has also been
a weak feature. selling as low as l. a
loss Of one point, and a quarter. At
lantic advanced 10 - =. up one point.
other departments OF the market are
strong ana active m spots. notably Ro-
tary Ring. United shoe and Ann Tele-
phone
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
NEW YORK COTTON.
Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden,
Stone Co.. Opening:
Htd
PRODUCE.

There were no features OF special i'm
portanCe this morning Poultry was
fairly active. more especially az 10 live
chickens. but dressed stock, except for
particularly attractive lots. is "A little
SLOW. Butter - steady and hrm, but
nigh prices tend 20 restrict consump-
tion. Fresh eggs are in light supply
and rule firm, but holders OF storage
stock are doing more or less sweating
Potatoes are very slow. but dealers
think the market ia on the mend now.
and that the worst ~ over. Dressed
calves are quiet and no better than
steady and there are not enough dress
Ell hogs coming in to test the market
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
PAY-ENTERN0 SNAP
. FOR CONDUCTORS
New Style of Car Gives En- Heap OF
Work and Spoilers Watch
For Mistakes. y

The woes Of the conductor ON a pay
as-yUG-enter cat are, just beginning 10
appear He Is kept on the hump in
his effort 10 instruct the public. make
change like bank cashier keep all
sorts of folks from leaving the car by
the year door. ring the bell for stops
and a hundred and one other things
that seem L. be expected of him.
ON sOuth.bound Woodward car
Friday morning. group of Ligge't
50 hoo girls pushed the electric bat
ton for Stimson.pL. the conductor
rang the bell and continued making
change fer bunch of men that had
boarded the car AT the previous cor
ncr. The girls sitting IN the rear
seats hlithely tripped out the rear IN
trance door pushing past The men ana
a group Of passengers crowding ON.
The conductor was too busy to notice
them until. looking mp 10 see that al
was safe To signal 20 ahead his jaw
cropped and face got red as he saw
"A ID. L. r. "spottcr' standing on the
corner. taking notes and putting down
d. linquent marks against him.
II didn't see EN- comm out this
way" he yelled at the spotter. Any
how yez will have To give Ms n chanel
To Kit onto these pesky things rhe
sympathy of the crowd WAS with him
in spite OF the laughter.
The new cars were put on for the
after-theater crowd, Thursday even.
Ing A bunch OF women got ON III
the opera house crossing. the first
one paying for the crowd. but the last
two were So busy talking about Marie
Cahill's gowns that they did not noti'"
the fares had been paid They began
a discussion as To which OF the two
should pay when one finally showed
fifty cents 10 the conductor telling hill
10 take out three fares tie explained
that he could make only full chann
and she mast drop the correct ife
into the box herself. Just as thfe
nickels ratified into the box one'ot
the party from the extreme from or
the car called out
why. Jennie, No paid all the rreS.
did YOU pay again?"
"Oh. yes. did. fifteen centa oh,
dear me conductor YOU must ete 1t
right back To me" and she trid 10
ram her fingers into the box Tho
conductor was so ratified that heiidu''
know how many fares had bee paii
and declined 20 give up. impotence
and laughter was equally diyied IN
the waiting passengers crowdig the
entrance The conductor loosd ;ho
picture, OF misery and confido TO a
friendly passenger that he wined no
mad another job.
The u L. K. is evidently pt long
on spelling In the warning printel
or he front door OF the new ors DO
not omen the door until the ca stops.
the word until" is spelled "mtill.'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
WILD GOOSE CHASE.
This Nlmrod Bagged -Four With
HovItzer, But at What Cost.


DALLAS, Tex, Dec 3.-Flocks OF
wild geese heading south for the
winter have been passing nightly for
some time Harry Johnson has a
fundness for wild geese. When the
first fight passed over the city, John
son got one goose with shotgun. He
wasn't satisfied so he rugged up a
gas pipe cannon. which he loaded
with slues and powder. set it on a
mound in his back yard and waited
for the next flight. About o'clock
I'm the morning. the person who occu-
pies the house adjoining the Johnson
residence in South Dallas. was awak-
ened by a loud noise and a piece OF
iron crashing through the window OF
his bedroom. The neghbor found
Johnson. bruised and battered. lying
In the yard in the rear OF his homo.
With four dead geese about him John
son was revived by the time a police
man reached the scene. II cost him
$50 TO repair his neighbours house. s2j
IN doctors bills, all of which made he
geese cost him over SIS apiece This.
saws Johnson, is too steep
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
ALIENATION SUIT SETTLED.
Melville Cowsn Withdraws Cspias
AGAINST John o. Robson

The capias issued on complaint oi
Melville Gowan three weeks ago
against John p. Robson, charging him
with the alienation Of the affections
OF his Wife. Grace Cowan, was with.
drawn. Friday morning, and the suit
for -damaees- discontinued.
At the tine the capias was issued
Robson was quarantned in his
home. No i31 FIurlbut-ave. because
of the illness of member of his fam.
lily For that reason no arrest was
made Robson knew Of the commence
ment Of suit against him. and during
his confinement in his home. arranged
q settlemen nj.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
NEW YoRK PRoDtcE.

NEW NORk, Dec. 3---Pork Hmm
mess So. % a % - Lard quiet; mld
Raw. steady. refined. duh Conoe Rio
No. ON the spot. si1 lrsssc railow
pun. city. 6tsc. country. 6p6s c.
cheese Firm. quiet. fun cream spec
ialsi lIul7*c. skins. specials. l+i,c,
full skins. dH nc.
conce quotations opened unchanged
10 ten points higher. Rutter. Arm re-
cetrts. S.7Ss creamery extra. 33c; state
dairy tubs sb4 S3c. Imitation cream
cry Hrsts. e6f21c Eggs Dull lower
receipts. i.tlI Nearby white fancy.
a a Soc do. mixed 500 SIC. fresh
4irsts 2SQ3ac
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
NEW YORK. STOtk MARKET

Fpportcd Tor Inc Times bV Carson
Craig y Co. from New York Dee 7
There Was an irregular openiug on
mo stock exchange this morning with
prices IN general somewhat lower than
the previous close Good buving do
vc'o9ed IN tne early hours and The mar
Eet gained strength on news from the
northwest that the swltchrIen's strike
was iikeN soon 90 be settled Gains or
point Of more were made by Read ng
Union Pacific. the I'm stocks and t. a
o. Copper and Steel made good rscov-
cries and there were general gains IN
sneciaities ana some inactive issues
Trading was not particularly active
less than 400 COO shares to noon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
Defendant is Non.suited.

The suit Of August Rosbury against
Charles +. Uford. on trial in Judge
Hosmer's court Friday. came TO a
sudden end when the defendants at.
torney submitted to non-suit RIOS.
bury was suing for $4,000 for injuries
nustained when scaffold fell with
MIN at an ice house being erected for
the M. G. r. Ufford had the contract
for the building.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
App,e--5oca,l per ou. ,1.5oas Dbl;

western box apples 81 75d , box
Bean---Dried Lima. &c ID.
Cabbage-sl.2 Dbl
Caulinower-si 25 per doz
Celery-Home- grown, 30M 35c doz.
Cheese-Michigan full cream l6hc:
cream. isc Schweitzer fancy. 2ic 10.
Conee-Package coffee. sl4.250 1900
per 100 lbs.
California Fruit.-Pears. 81 5o&3 per
box; grapes. $50 q LIS box.
Cbestnnt--Spanish, ga l0c ID.
Cranberrie.-s2a 2.25 bu; ss97.25
Da,---PersIans sa6I4e; Fards. 90
Dressed Cni.es-Fancy. 1oa1ic;
Dressed mos.-Ligh,. saloc; heavy.
Fis--1mported. new. 1la14c Id; CAL
ifornla. SIC box
sei5; second patents, $685.; straight.
s5s5. clear. $500 rye -four. s4.s5 Dbl.
Feed--Jobbing lots, bran. $3.50:
chop, $3.50: coarse middlings. $3.50:
/ fne middiings. s2s ton.
Einsn Haddies-s as17c ID
house. 75c-s 20 doz, lettuce, hot
/ zoe doz. wax beans. 50 hamper; beets,
/ Soc bu; rdtabagas. 30a 40c: Hubbard
Z squash. ! nc III. California tomatoes. 81
| q2.25 per i-basket crate. dollhouse to-
matoes. 20c ID
/
/ bas. Alb. ia l3c, Malagas. 34Q6 SO
/ Dbl
/ arape Fruit-S3 50u3.75 box
Hon~y-FanCy white, 13NlIc III. IN
Der. lOd1lc. extracted, od5hc lh
HRy-Detroit shippers are paying the
| following prices FOR baled hay Ia car
lots. Z. o. b. Detroit: No. 1 timothy
sl4d14.50. No. 2. sl3g13 so; clover yia
nl350 rye straw. s7g $50. wheat and
ost straw. s6.50Q7 ton.
Hides-No | cured, 10 nc; No. .
cured. i2i5c. No. ! green. lie: No
green. loo, kip cured, No. /, 1thc; .so
2. l3c. kip green. No. J. l3c; No y q
l1hc, calf green. N9.NI. lie. No q
= l5hc. calf cured. No. /. lsc; No. e.
1Gisc. horse hides. No. /. 50 so; No. q
500. sheep skins as to wool. 50c 70
81 80.
Hickory Nuts--New sl5091.75 bu
-Limes-sl Il i 20 per 100.
Ievpous-California. - W6 box
Mushrooms--jON u soc H.
Oranges alifOruin navels. s275lt
box, FlOridas. 81 J0u215 box.
Ontons-M ichigan, so n soc bu. new
! spanish, Vi 10 per crate
Oiis-RaW linseed. SIC. boiled lin
Sc l. 65c gal, less l per cent for cash
In l0 days. diamond headlight keTo-
sene. g1c, turpentlne, In barrel lots.
SIC gal.
POP Corn--Ears. i1Il5c 10.
Proyisions-Mess pork. gas: family
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
Markets and Finance

general rush to buy AZ the outset. FRO
Vistons.> active ana nrm
bed wheat closed fracttonAly low
OF. other months trine above the
opening Corn and oats. unchanged
Provisions ended somewhat lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
Quotations by Hayden. stone a Co.
Open High. Low. Close.


TOLEDO. Dee. 3--Wheat cash aud
Dee. 81 2o1. MAY. sl23, July. 81 ol 4,
Corn. Cash ana Dec, 5SAc. May. sSc,
July. 6Sh. oats Cash and Dec. lSc f,
May. i5c. July. 43c Rye No. .. TSis q,
No g. 1Sc Cloverseed. Cash and Dee.
SSa2ts Feb. sa.O7l1 March, syl2ia
Primo alsike s. % Prime timothy
81 50 OIL. butter. eggs and hay, un-
changed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
Writ Of Habeas Corpus sked.

\ petition for wit OF hpens cor
rus was fled in the rccorde's court.
Friday by David Robinson N behalf
90 Hymen Mishlin. who is held in po-
lice headquarters on the strength M
telegram from Pennsylvania. stating
that he Is wanted there on charges ~
larceny and receiving stolel propertF.
Judge Phelan has SGT the matter Tor
hearing Monday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
CHI( AGO HRODICE-

CHICAGO Dec 3--EggS Extras
eqiac. prime hrsts. 2a,ac nrst 2elac.
Ruttcr Creamery extras. 32Lsc. hrsts.
CSC, dairy extras. 2Sc. hrsts "a. g.
Young Americas lGn lsiAc Live poui-
TRY. Turkeys. lic fowls. Hare: spring
chickens. IL rec ducks ia -; geese.
IMl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
BUTTER AND EGGS.l

Butter-Creameries. extras. S2hc:
stock. 22t.c 10.
Egxs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included, esisc doz Receipts Friday,
2Os cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03

To prevent diamonds scratching or
cracking one another. while in transit
they sometimes are shipped from
South Africa In potatoes. a stone being
placed in each OF several holes in a
tuber
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
The 500.
Edward J. Schmidt Sues for Divorce

Edward. J. Schmidt president OF the
firm OF Traugott. Schmidt 4 sons. AMI
one OF the best known business mon
in Detroit. has started suit for divorce
against his wife. Flora Whitnev.
Demme-Schmidt The wife is n daugn.
tes Of the late DaYid WhitncY and a
sister of Mrs Grace Whitney Hon
Their marriage IN London was So
ciety event that attracted notice on
both sides Of the Atlantic
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03

on the theory that the heavier tho
automobile the harder the wear on
roads, France will tax cars owned by
foreigners according to their horse
power, after the first Of the year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
o. S. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. stone & Co. Hollis Griswold-st /:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03

CHICAGO Doc wheat opening
was tame and featureless Cables
were disappointing and strike fcars
have had y localizlng tendency Corn
market was modest In values Dpenlng
tone was nrm hut some pressure came
from Patfen Support was scattered.
Oats market was big and active with a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03

Recent fossil discoveries In England
showed that there existed In that
country in prehistoric days an ances-
tor of the modern horse, fully as
large as his up-to-date descendants
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
cu,,,co GRAM LETTER

ItNUUTtHI Tor THN TI0PF IF t1TNOU,
CIafc A. Go. from Chicago. Dec. .
Latest advlces from tne northwcst
indicates Some relIef frtl the tight
shut down % Yesterday ln handling "
both Wheat and Hou-> Duiuth claims
pnat some stuff Is B1ovtng fn and con-
siderable going out from thar port.
Minneapolis viii make an effort 10
sfarf some OF the mills TO-DAY. Tho Ar
gertfua ncws IS ~ beariEu NJ over.
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