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The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
KING MENEl|k, Of
AbYSS|N|A, DIES,
AGED So
HAD RULED SINCE 1889 AS FIRST
KING OF DYNASTY-APPOiNTS
i4YEAR-OlO BOY AS SUCCESS.
soR.

PARIS, Jan. Fixing Menelik. OF
Abyssinia. is dead. according To an
announcement from an official source,
which says that the Empress Taitou
for some days has been directing pup
lie affairs. II is feared that the death
OF the king will be followed by trou-
Bile, chiefly at Adds Abebba. capital
OF Abyssinia.
King Menelik S Official title was His
Imperial Majesty King Menelik H..
X. G.. VI. G., Negus Negasti, Emperor
OF Ethiopia. King of Kings. His peo-
pie called him the negus and janboi.
He was the first king OF his dynasty
and veigned since 1859.
lie said he was descendant Of Solo
mon and the Queen OF Sheba. lie was
born Aug. Il. 1914.
In 1888 Menelik married Ouizero
Taitou. They have no son.
Menelik some time ago selected as
his successor his grandson, Sig Eyas-
su, or Yasu (Jesus), the son OF his
younger daughter, lad about IA years
OF age His father Is Ras Michael. a
powerful prince and governor OF the
provinces OF Wello, BarOna and Aussa.
He was encouraged TO take this
step when a settlement of the interna-
tional rivalries was made.
Since lS41 no sovereign OF the old
royal line has occupied the throne.
Theodore, John and Menelik himself
all won the throne by the sword. I'm
like Theodore and John, Menelik.
however. Is OF royal lineage.
His naming of a successor Is expect
ed TO result In trouble.
Empress Taitou. who Is childless.
abhors the very memory of Menelik's
former wives. including BAHAMA. whom
she is. indeed, suspected OF having
put out OF the way. and will not hear
of BAHAMAS descendants being placed
on the throne.
She has formed a party, known as
the nationalist party, which has
adopted her views in the matter and
which is quite as determined as her
self TO defy the wishes of the negus
about his grandson.
About 1889 Menelik became EN-
broiled with Italy, whose African col
onies he thought threatened his do
minions. He quietly organized an
army OF 10000 men, fell upon the
Italians, defeated them in a series OF
battles and forced peace on his own
terms
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
BUSINESS CONCERNS
ELECT OLD OFFICERS

No changes in officers occurred as
the result Of the annual elections OF
a number of Detroit corporations Tues
day.
The annual report Of the Michigan
Mutual Life Insurance Co. showed
that its assets had increased 100000
during the year reaching the total OF
$l0,91l 900, while the surplus fund has
grown TO s634,000. The officers are:
President, o. X. LOCKER; first vice.
president, Chas. A. Kent; second vice
president. Hoyt Post; secretary. A. F..
Moore; actuary. c. W. Sanders; gen
eral superintendent of agencies.
Theron +. Giddings.
President Frank G. Ryan. OF Parke,
Davis a. Co, will entertain executive
heads and branch managers of that
concern in the Cadillac Wednesday
evening. The officers OF Parke. Dav.
Is & Co are: President, Frank g.
Ryan; vice presidents, David c. Whit
neg and II. NJ. Campbell; secretary
and general manager, Ernest G.. Swift,
treasurer, George Hargreayes
Officers elected by other corpora
tons are: Michigan Fire & Marine In.
suaance Co. President, NJ W.
OBrien; vice president. F. II. Whit
ney; treasurer, f. A. Schultz; secre-
tary. f. ]. Booth; assistant secretary,
l.. p. Webb.
Detroit Copper & Brass Rolling
Mills: President and general man.
ager, J. III. Jones: vice president, II.
p. JOY; assistant TO president, John r.
Searles. secretary treasurer. William
F. Montgomery; assistant secretary,
Frank II. Hoffman: auditor. Andrew
j. Peoples
Diamond Stamped Ware Cos Pres.
ident, l.. IA. Jones, vice president, sec
rotary and general manager, II. b.
Lee: treasurer. William f. Montgom.
cry.
Antrim Chemical Co: President. +.
J.. Colby vice president. Edwin
Lodge; treasurer, w c. smith; secre-
tary. John Christian. These and w.
! G.. Sharp constitute the board OF direc.
tors. "A
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
PRESIDENT URGES
REMOVAL OF MAINE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The presi.
dent today transmitted TO congress
message urging the raising OF the bat
tleship Maine in the harbor OF Havana.
The message Is as follow:
Gov. Magoon. on the eve OF leav.
ing Cuba. having expressed the hope
that the wreck OF the battleship moy
be removed from the harbor Of Ha-
the wisdom OF this suggestion and pro.
vide for the removal OF the Maine.
We should not allow the wreck OF this
historic ship to remain as possible
danger TO the navigation in Havana
harbor, for this is wise from no
standpoint. An appropriation should
be made for this removal"
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Jan. 27.-Close; Wheat
showed more frmness than expected on
Wednesday. II had been limited that
the bulls were willing TO see a further
decline OF cent or so. but Liverpool
failed Ia respond 10 the American
weakness OF Tuesday. and the market
here took OH hrmer tone. Trading
was not very active and news was
scarce. The big holders OF wheat. Pat
ten ct al, show no inclination TO sci
wheat and other spectators are afraid
hold about 10000. 900 bu OF May wheal
and this makes them formidable
proposition.
si.0s; May opened Nc higher at 800:
and advanced 10 sl.oeis. July opened
at sl.O0ls and advanced to Sl.oi; Sep
tember. 81 a.: No. red. sl.o5: No.
white. sl.07.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. 3. see. No. yellow, 2 cars at 81 C,
az e2ae, ! at sac ,
53c al 53isc. closing at SAKE bid;
~Rye-Gash No .. Use
Beans-Cash and February. 32.25 bid;
clover seed-Prime spot. 100 bags at
$3.50 March. 100 bags at 1855 sample.
60 bags at s5.30. 40 at s5.25, "a at S..
Il at s+.75; sample alsike. IS bags at
Timothy seed-Prime spot. rs bags
at $40.
Bdrley-Qutet and STEADY at y.2o 20
1870 per cwt. for best samples
Receipts In the Detroit market Wed
nesday. included 500 bbls OF hour. s
cars OF corn. and OF oats Withdraw
ais Were 200 bbls OF -four; Stocks are
52+ PIG bu OF wheat. 3i3.3s1 bu OF corn.
l6s l4I bu OF oats. and 1880 bu OF rye.
Some export demand for flour at
Minneapolis
ST Louis wheat receipts. $4,000 bu;
year ago. 80 600 bu.
Wheat receipts at Kansas City. so
cars: year ago. 50 cars
Wheat In Liverpool closed va u d
lower. and corn unchanged.
winnipeg wheat receipts. 80 cars:
year ago, 1870
Northwestern wheat recetpts We'd
nesday 1855 cars: year ago. 2os.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Wednesday. 322 900 bu year ago. 422.-
Exports Of wheat and -four wednes-
CHICAGO GRAIN.
. CHICAGO Jan 21.--Light receipts in
cables and continued decrease In MIN
neapolls stocks. caused a hrmer mar
ket, prices being up about NC. Oner-
Opening prices; whest-May. sos1
a l.osis. Corn-May, s2h to s2k q
s2Sc oats-May 81 u q sac; Pork
May. $685. 1892 Lard-May. Ss.sS.
day There was big general trade In
corn, with shorts covering and longs
adding TO their lines. Oats were more
active and trade was broader. with
Closing prices: whest-May. so7y.
Cs G. !. &c oats--May, SIG
8 So g. h F2rkMss So. sis'' LAFd-A'''
Quotations BY Hayden. Stone & Co:
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
Marines VIII Escort
Bodies of Consul and
Mrs. Cheney IN Nexv York

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-The bodies
OF United States Consul Cheney and
his wife. who were killed in the Mes
sina earthquake. Will arrive In New
York on the Fabre liner Venice tomor.
row.
A battalion OF United States marines
VIII be al the companys pier 10
Brooklyn. Dy order OF the war depart
ment. TO escort the remains OF the
consul and Mrs. Cheney to the Grand
Central station.
Mr.. and Mrs Cheney will be buried
In New Haven, their home. The
bodies will be taken TO Trinity church.
la New Haven, where they will re-
main until the funeral on Saturday aft.
ernoon at 2:3O.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
CREDIT MEN WILL
PROBE BANKRUPT
NAME COMMITTEE AND WILL
Provide FUNDS FOR ACTIVE
y. eAMpAioN - ASSOCIATION NOW
HAS iss MEMssas.

Compercial frauds will be inyesti-
qntsd with greater strictness in the
9ortttory around Detroit than they
aye been In the past as the result of
Action by the Credit Mems associa-
Lon. This body has a new committee
~ Investigation and prosecution. head
~ Attorney Adolph Sloman, whose
uuness II will be TO 60 after fraudu-
ooe .benkrupts and others who at
o0pt to do" their creditors. A fraud
eul 10 raised TO pay the expenses of
Nj committee.
Z. wade Mills, the new president OF
- Credit Men, made his announce
pent or this new policy In the meet.
IN the Hotel fuller, Tuesday even
u and II was received with appro.
patton. The attendance at this meet.
- was gratifyingly large. President
4uts commented on the fact that the
0eqDciation was celebrating a state 5
olrfhday.
u1r1ng 1905, declared that the panic
~ October, '07 had dealt the business
o< the country q Jolt in the stats,
N1ich kept the credit men busy all
oser and had enforced economy on the
pgsDciation. Secretary Walter \
Cb0pbell told of the work OF the year
e>eting that there are now 155 mem
tor9 Of the local association whil-
More are 10000 altogether in the ma
Hooal association. lie suggested thai
Dofr0it ought to be represented Cd
(De national board Of directors. Tho
tngt year had been one OF business
I'll and the credit men helped save
~ day. 20 that the sun Is shinine
0nin.
Tssssurer McWhinney rejoiced tha
- association funds have shown =
4ot increase during the year
Harlow r. Dsvock, referee in banf
1uUtey, discussed the amendments Il
~ Bankruptcy law. introduced b!
D1Wossman Swagar sheriey, OF Ken
rny, q the behest OF the Credl
- netionai association. This Law
$3.50 Il harder for a dishonest bank
= 70 be relieved Of his debts. allow
nakinG compositions before adJudI
- n bankruptcy. fires compensa
~ ~ receivers more equitably ant
oooor ways eorrsets fspiss that have
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
IfPUbLIC COULD
|nlVE BEEN SAVED,
h SAYS OFFICER
uAerAlN or whALEsAck CITY
o. svGRGTr OFFERED ASSIST.
kMes. svr CAPT. sEALsY DE-
CLIMB.

pHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 27.-The
White Star liner Republic could have
0uon saved. was the startling declara-
Her made today by Captain Thomas
DS6ton, Of the Whaleback steamer.
U(ty Of Everett.
,syf Capt. Ssalby had accepted the
~. I offered him Immediately after
Ne collision with the Florida on Sat
ur6ay last, the ship would be safe in
Dort ncw, and the cargo and the ef-
Nets Of the passengers would have
hem, saved. beyond the shadow OF a
Doubt" said Capt. Fenton.
The ship that is under my COM
niand. contains some OF the most pow
otfnl'apparatus for wrecking purposes
o0oAt., Our pumps have a capacity Of
4o.oo0 barrels, or 100000 gallons, an
9ouI. The barge We were towing
&ould have held all the baggage of
The, passengers OF the Republic and 6
large part Of the liners cargo be-
ul61s. The City OF Everett was built
Tor ocean towing and is equipped with
treubeudously powerful machinery and
toEtng cables seven inches In diam
nfor. with such magnificent facilities
rt6ht ct hand, Capt Sealby CURLY de-
tl.od our assistance, saying that a
e6uole ef,Sovernment boats were com.
he 70. his relief
sThese little government boats could
6SNo lowed q rowooat as well as they
b&uId have towed that big liner. We
atered our assistance. mind you, at
k:10 o'clock that evening. We could
Ave worked AL night. All IL would
HRe cost the White Star Line would
A3yo bsen about $4,000. AS II was.
ktooerty Of all kinds TO the value Cf
e346 81 100000 was lost.
The 'Ylrst intimation thar We Lad OF
nhything wrong was wireless mes
~ from the Nantucket lightship.
Ia have Derorest instrument or no
CIV uf .Byerett, and there was an
0kkot on the barge we had II tow. We
II about. a once and cruisad toward
~ scene 'of tho wreck.
yz'1kessages OF 'sull afioa.' acpt CON-
res ana finally We received wore
thRfshs passengers had been trans
D&f6nA,to the Florida. At $3.50 o'clock
- ran alongside the Republic and
CfegedAths use Of my outfit to Capt.
m&Slhy., He answered that he needed
I1o3naDi0tonce whatever, Dut asked w
tAleo to- the Florida as all his passen.
80. were on board that boat. AT $3.50
0El6ck We ran alongside the Florida.
Hen and women cried to us from
onosliAer. and dRered US large sums OF
1fodey Rive would only take them
- When my nrst ohicer. Mr.. Tucker.
<at On board the Florida her first
UIDoer handed him q blackjack and
w hin: TO :uSe II on the passengers
{kn2c6osary to keep them from try
M 20 jump from the deck Of the Flor
nSzto the City Of Everett.
We sE~mained in the vicinity all
hklsday night. with the boats all
etq6red ready 70 render any assistance
D icAllod upon during the transfer Of
t6lDoaSers from the Florida to the
lite.
-qms0 Sunday morning at 9 o'clock we
49, mere ran alongside the Republic
~ euee moro asked Capt. Sealby
lpSellow me. to help him. Once again
- .rQeueed my offer. saying that his
0Alb wuS al right"
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
The Prophet al Home

DO you mean TO say" began the
tourist 20 the villager. that the old
man Ia front OF that house is real, !.
Zoe years old2'
One hundred aud four corrected
the native.
No wonder you're proud OF him :"
congratulated the tourist.
II don't know about bein' proud o.
him replied The yillager. calmly.
Ears ! know, he amt done anythlnx z
la this place except grow old. an It's
took him a sight o time 10 do that -
London News.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
Miners Denounce Sentence.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Jan. 27.-The
convention OF the United Mine work
ers today took up for consideration
the 1873 resolutions offered by the com
mittee on resolutions. II will be late
in the afternoon when the entire re-
port Of the committee is adopted The
most important resolution adopted
protests against the sentencing to
prison OF Samuel Gompers, John Nit
chell and Frank Morrison. OF the Am.
erican Federation OF Labor.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
ELKINS FAMILY SENDS
PRESENT TO ABRUZZI

GENOA. Italy. Jan 27-The duke
Of the Abruzzi will quietly celebrate
his birthday on Friday Among the
gifts already received are two cases
OF rare and costly wine which were
sent by the Elkins family. OF the Unit.
ed States. This indicates that the
entente cordiale between the two fam
lies has not been broken even though
II is repowed that the engagement be.
tween the duke ard Miss Katherine
Elkins has been broken
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
PRODUCE.

Putter dealers think they see a more
active movement in tub stock since the
decline In prices. Stocks are large.
however. and Will stand considerable
reducing. Eggs were OF half.cent
Yesterday. the decline being In sym
patty with weakness outside rather
than from local causes. Poultry IL in
better demand than supply. and both
live and dressed chickens are firm
Dressed hogs are hJm and looking
higher. Calves are firm and steady,
also. but rabbits are slow aud easier
In tone
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
dlIngs. SIS per ton.
Ftnaan Haddies-ec per Id.


Frssh Vegetsbie.-cucumb hot
head Lettuce. s. per hamper: pars;
per s-basket crate. radishes. use per
500 soc per dos: gree. beans si per bu.
Grees Pepper.~si per basket
Grspes-Maiasas, ssal9 per Dbl.
oae;sy-Fansy white !, ;,alse amber.
Hsy-Detroit shippers arc paving the
,9t' Detroit, .,oG Mo 81 tim s;oHsy,
mixed. sioaIo5o; rye straw, s750os'
H;s.:@No cured ise No 2
s sqs:S s sc Nj SD cured srsep No. '' ise No No
sac S csit Cured No. !. i5bc; No No. J. lac;
f so4.. Es sise: No No. l. $50 se Ne No ans
'h s.D,s ,sn: to w9 aa. is s.
:,sei. $50 t Base: salSaniaed barred
wire. so-rod spools. s2so: bar iron.
ti.s5 per. cwt: axes. single bit. 50 per
G ncS s s0S0is s aSs gas psr D cent
list: galvanized. So per cent on: sheet
iron, black rs suage: 80 per ewt; gal
Limes-s1 per 100
Observation-Disclosures s..:,:omss .sc ;ssoS' per box
OoIooo--ophnlsn, s<OO per CIdtet
Michigan. 1o076c per bu; Cuban. 1925
per box
oranEe.-california. navels. R759
SS.25 per box.
Oils-Raw linseed. sec; boiled lin
seed. &c gal. less / per cent for cash
In 10 days: diamond headlight kero
cens. Shc; turpentine. In barrel lots
4sc per gal.
Pep COrs-Eara IN Gac per ID.
Pinespple.-Elorida $3.50 fi.oo per
crate; si:so q per dos ,saso. 80, ,,.
car lots. I. o; b. Detroit. 6sG7oc per blu.
new Bermudas. $3.50 per bu.
Poultry-Hens, lac. springs. 13c:
geese, ilgl2c: ducks. 15a1ic: tur-
keys. 15Qisc. Dressed-Hens, 13c.
springs. lac; geese, 120l3c; ducks. lao
lbc: turkeys. 1s12ic per ID.
Provisions-Mess pork. $500: family
pork. 'i7,?sal775; light, clear. $3.50;
a aeS s; smoked hams .so,,as is'
7xc: picnic hams, 7c: bacon. l2c; lard
In tierces. I0Sc. kettle rendered. IL &C
per Id.
Rabbits-3l.259l5o per dos
strawberries-404 case per box.
Sweet POtatoes-Illinois. $3.50 per
Dbl Jerseys. kiln dried. $3.50 per crate
Sugar-Crystal dominoes. 81 SIS; eagle
xxx powdered. s5.45; graduated, cx-
ira coarse. $50: graduated. in bulk.
IS: granulated. IN e5-lb cotton bags.
t6o5: Michigan graduated. stso; con-
fectioncrs' A. sl95: No. l. IS. No. Q.
IS; No. 3. s+.s5. No 4, S4.s0; No. s. s4s5,
No 6. $3.50: No Z. s475; No. s. $40:
No O. t4.e5; No. 10, s46o: No. IL. s. So
No IL, $3.50; No. 10, s4.45: No. IL. s445
No IL. s+.S5 Der 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

n. sor By hayden Ma s Stone ca fqf
lao; All. 20; AM zins' IS, A. G.. ss;:
Arm. 100: Att. 400: b. c., $50; b. 4
& H.. =. Cent. 40; Con. Mer. 200 Cop.
Range, ana, y. w. IS: F.. b. 1876: Elm
r., $50; FIR. sis; Gran. IS; @. C.. l.2li.
Las sis E sss S ss SIS & Miami am LIKE axe MICS tst
10: Mob, 1855 NJ, c. & G. zoo. New. IA:
y b, 2.iss: n. l.. 10; o. D. sio: Csc
So: Par. $50; ouin.. 10; r. ISL. 2sl ;.
Fe 200: Shan. $40: Sup. 615: $. 4 j..
$40: Tam. 10: Trim. 26t oil. "a u. :.
r. SIG; do pfd. 230: Apex. SIS: Tt. Con-.
2e5 Utah Cop. 10: Wet. so: Win. 600:
Wolv 20: VIVIAN 1875
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
Markets end Finance

dnllest for sometime and Trading has
been confined TO only a few issues. Os-
eeola on "A single transaction lost one
point Calumet a. Hecla on the other
day. old Dominion. which has been
very active of late. Is very quiet and
nrin. Copper Range and North Butte
nave been in some demand at fraction
ally higher prices. other departments
OF the market are exceedingly quiet and
without feature
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
wife Murderer Kills Self.

EASTPORT. n. Y. Jan. FLAMES
Jones. who received 20-year sentence
last night before Judge Stapleton at
Riverhead for wife murder. commit ed
suicide by taking poison In his cell
In the county jail last night How he
obtained the poison is unknown. He
said that he would never serve his
sentence.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-At the Metal
exchange today. a further downward
tendency was shown In leading COM
modities all grades OF copper were re-
duced. Lake was down Is in the ask
ing price. and electrolytic and castings
lac in both bid and asked Tin was OF
IA for spot. and nearby deliveries.
Spelter was down Ave points. Quota
tions: Lake l4ni4isc, electrolytic,
lszG1sS.c, castings. - sdl3hc;
tin a7Ls n 27A.c
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND
EQUlPAGE.-Chief Quartermaster's OF
nee. Federal Building, Chicago. Ill. Jan.
20. l909.-Sealed proposals. In tripli-
cate. subject To the usual conditions.
Will be received here until y o'clock
noon. February ID. 1909, and then
opened, for furnishing and delivering
al either the Boston. New York. Phila-
delphia. Chicago or 81. Louis depot OF
the Quartermaster's Department. ". ).
Army. 10000 pairs Summer Drawers.
jean, 10000 Service Hats. $4,000 pairs
Black Dress Shoes; $4,000 pairs Russet
Marching Shoes; subject TO increase In
quantities OF not TO exceed 80 per cent.
II desired by this Department The
right - reserved 10 reject or accept
any or all proposals or any part there
OF Preference Will be given 10 ar
ticles OF domestic manufacture. condi-
tons of quality and price Oncluding in
the price of foreign productions or
manufactures the duty hereon) being
equal Standard samples can be seen.
and specifications. blanks for proposals
and full information Will be furnished
upon application at this office. En-
vclopes containing proposals 10 be IN
dorsed Proposals for Clothing and
Euuipage TO be opened Feb. Is. 1909"
Lieut. Col w w ROBINSON, JR,
Chief Quartermaster.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
LIVE STOCK.
EAST GFFALO-Opening.
Dunniuc a stevens Live stock Report

BUFFALO Jan. Especial. Eat
tle-Receipts cars. slow. Hogs-Re-
Ccipts 20 cars. slow. heavy. 81. $50 $50.
workers.. so.g5H $50. pigs. $50. Sheep
very DUH, best lambs. s7.60g 30, culls.
s6u6,j. ycarlings. t6.25a6.15. weth-
ers. s. q $50, ewes. Si.SOQ5. Calves
SLOW s5Ug -
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
Appie.-rancy. N04so: common. -
ds56 per bbi.

60
Buttsr-Offciai prices: Extra cream
cries, 2sc: frsts. &c; crooks. 2ic: pack
ing stock. 1870 per ID.
Cabbage-2hc per 10.
CauIsAower-t3 per hamper.
Celery-i5 q soc per doz. CaliforniA
Cheese-Nichigan full cream. 1874 "A
Isc; hamburger. 16ci brick. 1877 9l1c;
cccmee|packsss coffee. sif7soisss
Crasberries-Fsncy. IS per bu; eiGss
Dressed CsIve.--Fancy. s01oc; com
mon, 60sc per ID.
Dressed Hoss-Ldght. nc. medium.
.u1i.c per ID.
Eggs-Michigan current receipts.
frsts. case count. go per doz-
Grape Fruit--s3. IS a as per box.
FIour-AfIch!gan patents, In wool
1913: second patent. S5.2s; straight
S515: clear, IS per Dbl - =
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. s74: coarse
corn meal SIS so: corn ard cat chop.
S2s So coarse middiings, efs: hns mid
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK, Jan 2T.-The undertone
OF the cotton market was steady. shorts
We're nervous and while the cables at
the time Of our start proved rather
disappointing the volume OF offerings
ives SCI light that the list advanced
quite sharply and soon after the call
was selling about three points higher
than last nights close on all leading
months.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
Quotations BY Hayden. stone & Co. ::
Omen High Low Close
CaD Asked. (b)Bid. (x) Split.
IAI Emo CHAIN

! TOLEDO. .. Jan. e7.--Wheat-Cash.
n.osi4 MAY. tLosa. July ne94
60 . e., July. 654c sept, s5Isc Oats
Cash. SHE; May, 5Slsc:- July. 47sc:
Sep, toi;;c Kye-Cash, ,sisc: Alslke
Cash. sj41is March. $3.50; Oct. $685.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
,uIc,GO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Jan, 2t.--Iiogs-Keceipts
&c 900. weak. D. lower mixed and
butchers S5.S0d6.45, good heavy. s6.lS
1850. rough heavy. sS.s5 u 500, light.
s5e5a6sO, pigs. $50 a $50. bulk. $50
90 cattle Receipts 1000. strong TO
To- higher. heevcs. s42Vu 10; cows
and Lelfcrs, $3.50 10. stockers and
feeders. So gOd5 .35. Texans. t4teu 80.
calves. s5.5OMS Sheep and Lambs
Receipts $4,000. Toe higher, sheep. 3.60
n -, lambs g. "a 80
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
E,sT arrE.Io-t,o.

EAST Bt FFALO. y. y. Jan. 27.--
Cattle Receipts -. demand light and
steady Neals- Receipts $50, slow. zoe
lower ,ullB to choice. $500 9.15.
Sheep and Ia mbs--Receipts 1000 slow.
s625 40 - sheep. s.. S0q 900 Hogs
Receipts 500 slow. ga Toe fower
ydrkcrs. 81 10 a 6.65. pigs. s5.65 q 5.75.
s. "a Do. stays. sIm4.s5.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
BOSTON COPPER.

COPPER LETTER.
Furnished by HAYDEN. Stone a. Co
The Boston copper market IL the
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
Cotton prices furnished by Hayden
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis @. Gorton. l41S Majestic building
Ian %. 1908.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-28
u. s. GOV. BONDS.

Assessment paid.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11

TSfiE NEW ROYAL is
design beautiful and symeCal in detail
graceful OF the balance the woodwork. The stand
d with latest improved bali bearings. Price $3.50
enable machines
cash
taments $500 month
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11

Best quality baking powder n
now
Best quality baking powder 2JC
now
Best quality baking powders j.
nov
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11
Grocery Bargain

COR grocery Iist invite. your a
Flour is going skv mga We have
ar 'oaI ODD tHe way .a order 90 mas
for TO-. vp offer
High Patent ser hundred
Highest Grade. and good enough
for anyone
And the top OF all Guarauteed IN,
bcstJ High Patent
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11
Odds and Ends

Summer blankets worth LOO PEI | nm
pair, now I.UU
Extra nice, light weight, satteen 1 0E
covered quilts, worth s. 40 now III
$ 90 Rocking chair, will be sold 2 nm
at this sale for Z,Uu
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11
is Days=To Nov.

bargains everything all marked plain
be the all NOTHING CHARGED DURING THIS IMMENSE
nothing charged
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