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The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Jan. ls--Clofe The bull
leaders are not forcing prices up "a
s~SfUs go hay As mucT wheat az pos
'sibl- Last week a determined attempt
was nade TO force mem 20 sell out
their MaN, but IL was failure ana
Ia. bears We're hurt severely In thu at p
tempt THE fact that Patten Is not
pushing priN"s up too quickly - sno" u
10y thr price at all markets outside Vd
Chicago. There Is not ono or these
places where prices are low enough 10
let a shipUer send wheat to chicago
al prsnt which - taken 10 sno"
that the Chicago deal is not manipu-
lated. Mondays market was slow IN
all directions and prices did not change
much Ia either direction
Wheat GhOtationss-Cas No. red.
SInGIs Ma opened with an advance
or a. al 81 So, touched SOB and dc -
tIired TO SiOSs. July opened at
sio0s. september, 9!tc; No. red.
sl.o3iz 40. white. sl05l y.
Coarse grain quotations corn ASH
80 g. Giiac. No. yellow. car al
6kLsc: No 4 yellow. , ears al 81 izc.
Oats--Cash NJ. white, cars AT 90 3
MAY 53tc, rejected car ~ 52l.c.
RN"-tash NJ -. Sc.
Beans cash and February sZ-''
clover seed prime spot. so bags at
S. So March. 200 bags al $3.50. sample.
SO bags 81 $40 80 al 1895. "a at 50,
sample alsike. 8 bags at $50.
Timothy seed Prir.c spot. 30 bags
90 ~ So
WInnipep wrcat receipts. TO- cars.
Year ago. .3l3 tgfs,
Northwestcru wheat receipts Monday,
aG2 cars wear aRo. SIS cars
Wheat oG passage L6Go.ooo bu. de
week. wheat exports ,9o4ooo -hu
Er,cirts 90 wheet At kansas city.
80 cars. wear ago. 3jI~-
Whcgt 90 litcrIpol c!rAed y n ~
hvf,rr aud corn unchanged 70 nj
higher
gcceipjs in 'ue Detroit market Mon
daV included 500 bDis 90 flour. Il cars
~ corn ava o. o. oats Withdre Wy, :
were 90 bbin OF nour stocks are hAt,-
6yt % 81 - wheat. 81 3.3N' bu ~ corn.
fsN 81 hu CO.. oats. aud NG So bU OF rye.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Monday zoo. Ou1 nu. year agp. i,252,oo'
bu
Exports of whoa were 2ns O0O hu.
and - -four Gse1p bills on Monday
canadian visible supply 90 wheat.
ggT.4N Or. decrease.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Jan. j. Tn" market was
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
BY 7. c. ShOTWEll.

NEW YORK, Jan. lS.-New YORK
Central was the leader of the stock
market in the early trading. chiefly ne
cause OF developments in connection
with Harriman's plan TO make II the
sclding company for Southern Pacific
stock. Central, which closed Saturday
al 1870, sold at l3l SIS in the early uad.
ing today. Southern Pacific was also
advanced and the entire market was
strong In ~ sympathy With these move
nents Brooklyn Rapid Transit was
strong on further assurance that the
dividend would be paid on Jan. 20
Insiders OF the company are the most
active In this advance and they nave
so FAR committed themselves that Wall
81. accepts the dividend at four per
cent rate as ii actually declared. In
terbOrough-M metropolitan shares were
also strong in the early trading, Du.
proft-taking shaded prices in them.
Wisconsin Central also showed the ef-
fects OF proft-taking due partly 10
>report that the four per cent guaran-
lee on the preferred stock which the
500 was expected 10 give. would
probably not be granted. 500" stock
was strong Gs the purchase improves
its position in the market
In London AmeFican shares were IT.
regular with New York Central the
strong feature
On the New York Curb market min
ing shares were dull, but steady.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
Abolish Treating t1abit
And Liquor Question
Will Solve. tie Declares

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Jan. 1s.-(Sre-
cial) THE physiologies which the
w c. T. L. have foisted upon the
public schools contain such exaggera-
tons and contradictions that they
cause the student 10 doubt said Or.
w p. Lombard. professor OF physi'
ology at the University OF Michigan,
in an address at the Unitarian church.
He continued:
Temperance is merely matter OF
common sense The poor are more
tempted 10 drink than the well-to-do,
for the saloons are the poor mans
club. When the Michigan Union club
house Is completed there will be fewer
students sent home for disgracine
themselves and the university. II the
treating question could be taken care
OF. the LIQUOR question would ye"y
nearly take care of itself
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
BITTER FIGHT IS
WON BY COX IN
COLUMBUS
MINORITY IN SENATE VOTE TO
GIVE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
TO CINCINNATI POLITICAL BOSS
DEMOCRATS HELP.

I COLUMBUS. o.. Jan. Is George b.
1 Goa. Of Cincinnati, has won his fight
] for stransie hold on the Ohio gen.
crgl assembly
After a stormy contest ON the floor
OF he senate the Republican boss ot
Hamilton county was given the char
manship of the finance committee or
that body through the election ~ his
personally chosen representative, Sen
ater ThoDe BakerA OF Cincinnati.
Crawling Ton crumbs from the RepuA'
lean table in me shape of a few com
mlttee assignments. the Democrats OF
the senate supported the Cox plan TO
a man
Twelve az The twenty Republican
members OF the. senate protested
against the selection of Baker TO the
last. but With the aid OF the Demo-
cratic side ne eight Republican sena-
tors who haye been assisting Cox in
his legislative program We're able 10
deliver control Of the finance commit
tee
The course followed by the Demo
critic members under the leadership
of Ike huffman, OF Hamilton coun-
". caused pronounced sensation.
The reason given for supporting the
Cox plan is that they got what was
wanted in the committee assignments.
Huffman also asserts that the opposi-
lion 10 Baker was backed by the sup
pOrters OF Congressman Burton and Al
was NOT up 20 the Democrats 10 assist
In building up the personal machine
OF the senatCr-elect.
BY their work the IA Democratic
senator's have tied their hands for the
presen. session. They have repudiated
the legislative investigation OF Hamil-
ION county under the Drake and Gay
man committees, both created by
Democratic agitation in the last two
general assemblies Cox has deter
mined that the bills contracted by
The probing committees must not be
paid. re purposes 10 give the prac-
tice OF legislative investigations
black eye. The schemes OF Cox -
manipulate important legislation
through control OF the finance com
mittee have been known for weeks
They were exposed in bitter terms on
the floor. Yet the Democrats put Cox
in control and paved the way for him
10 run through his legislative pro-
gram.
Senator Albert Mendels0n. OF Cleye-
land. led in the fight against Cox by
the presentation OF a minority report
OF the committee on committees pro-
testing against the selection OF Baker
10 direct the affairs OF the finance COM
mittee. He put in his report after
Senator Duvall (Repl had failed In an
attempt 10 have the entire matter go
over until tomorrow. Duyal had IN
his possession a call for caucus or
the Republican senators signed by a
majority OF the members. He was
certain the Cox program could be de-
feated by a majority vote in the eau
Gus
The Democrats asei<ed in blocking
ans DELAY. Senator HENDERSON at once
moved 10 amend by inserting the name
OF Senator Rathburn as chairman ~
the finance committee instead ~
Baker and adding Senator Tod. OF
Youngstown. and futile. OF Columbus.
10 the membership OF the committee.
Senator Rathburn hardly got started
on his speech attacking the Cox legis-
lative program when he was choked
of by Lleut-Goy Tresdway on the
ground that he was using personalities
in defnance OF senate rules.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
Markets and Finance

cables. Liverpool comes " higher.
berlin up y. and Budapest mp n.
hioohhnaA reports scarcity OF first hand
Argentine offerings Morlds snip
ments larger than expected total a.
sOiOVo against $50. OuV Iast year.
Amount on. passage increased | eco. 900
against an increase ~ 100000 last
year Iotal now aiioat 10000. 600 bush
els under last year
Ihc price OF wheat was held today
when gains OF :. q Sc were made I'm .
dsr a continuous demand and smaller
oats were sc up In. ac on. Pork WAS
IL u q zoe higher. lard, l1Ml5c better.
and ribs up lo0l2hC
closing prices. WhcRt-May. Si.0Si.
bid Corn May 81 &c bid. Oats-May,
81 ~ bid. Pork-May siTl7. Lard
May. ss.s1 asked. Rihs-May. sgo5 a.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
App,e.-Fsncy. ,t94So. common. s.

Q3.o0 Der boil.
cries. see frsts. zoe: crooks, Gle. pack
ing stock. lyc per Id.
Cabbage i.c per To-
CuulinOwer-s3 per hamper.
CeIery-l5 sec per doz. California,
$50 80 per crate.
Checsc-Michigan fun cream. i4gl5c.
Ihmburger iSS; brick i0a o. '3'
Conee-PaclSaso coffee. sl2.750iS2s
70 Craubcrric.-Fancy. IS per bu sI45o
Dressed Cai,e.-Fancy. s0loc: com
mon. 6Jsc per Id.
Dressed HoR~-Llght. -. 07lac; me-
dunn 5 \. II SC per lib.
hrsts' case count, sic per doz. reffig
Nerator extras. IS a per doz.
Eiour-Michigan patents in WOO l.
s5l5: clear, IS per Dbl:
Fced-Jobhing lots. bran. s2i: coar',
corn meal s2s 30, corn and oat cho!
$3.50. coarse middfings. s2S' me mia
dlings SIS per ton.
Finnnn Hnddirs--lGc per Id.
Fresh N-netnbIe.--Cucum bers.- hot
head lettuce So per hamper. pars,,
n'ps. 3jc per bu, tomatoes, s4.SO
per e-bssket craft radlshes 2Sc per
Grnp. Fruit-sS a $50 per box.
Green Prpp-rs--si 25 per basket.
Grnpe.-Malagas. sSmlo per Dbl
Honey-fancy white; i2g lSc' amber
iiay--Detrolt shippers arc paying the
following prices for baled hey Ia car
lots; Q b Detroit. No ! timothy o.,:,
When, and nd oa at ST straw ,ss9Gs ton.
e.In ,fe, ,cc No 1ur sSscn. i ,sc; No. Ne,
green. sac, kip cured. No. !; l2s; y.
s4e. eaif cured No !, I5c: No T. Is &c
S So4.e s hides. NJ No l. $50 sfi Ne No $40
'' n.ta%are@wi.s nails. ;:':S os..,
s stesI $40 St base salS@s f barEsl
wire. so-rod spools. S2?o. bar Iron
81 % per cwt. axes. single Bit So pei
loz do9bie bit 50 per doz. bolts. \,
list: galvanized. 80 per cent on. sheet
iron, black. IS guage. 50 per cwt. gal
vanized. go per cwL
Iemons-california $3.5ogt per bGN
Mnpl- suaar-Eew pure. i5c per 40
MusiroOn~--501 coo per 10.
Onious-Spanish. $500 per>crate;
box
Orsng~.-Ncw Floridas, s22s03 pcr
box. California navels, $500 800 per
Oii.-Raw linseed sec; boiled lin
seed. SIC gal. less per cent Tor CASH
In 10 days. diamond hendli light kero-
a. ikc per sal.
Top Corp-cars, u W2c per ~
Pineapplc~-Florida s3.3OT i.0O per
crate; sl.50n2 per doZ.
Observation-Disclosures. 75Vs0c per bu
car lots /. o. b. Detroit. 6SGp70c per bu,
new J3ermudas. $3.50 per bu.
Pouitry-Hens, &c. .sPrings lSc
geese l0Ullc. ducks. "a &c; lur-
KEYS l69IlSc Drcsscd-Hens, lac
springs. 1lc; geese. i2M i3c; ducks ~
i5c: turkeys. 1od20c per 10.
I'll
pork. siTI17.50: light. clear. sls.25
heavy. sis75: smoked hams. lohc
dry sailed briskets. l0hc: shoulders
7Nc: picnic hams. &c; bacon. II nc
llLc per lb.
Rabb.,s-sl.5 per doz
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
MEASURE RAISE
OF SCHOOL
HEAD TO $4,000
sENAToR MAcKAN,, OF DETROIT,
FRAMES 6ILL-suPT. WRIGHT
Is AUTHORIZED TO APPOINT
DEPUTY AT $4,000.
(From a STAFF Correspondent

4 TOm 0tdI OOilNSfShNN'f
\ LANSING, Jan. lS.-There is sen
ate bill ready for action tonight when
F.. will boost the salary of Superlntehd.
ent of Public instruction Wright, oil
. 0oeebic. from 81 900 a year Ia S5'OOO'
n IL is adopted. The increase is
TO start from Jan. /. He is also To
have the power 10 appoint deputy
nj $4,000 a year and supervisor OF
rural schools at $4,000. The bill Is
+ "fathered" by MacKay Of Detroit
Senator SHELLS Lii is also ready
1t regulates the use and sale OF coai
oil products. and contemplates sew
cral minor changes in the present law
with a provision that a deputy inspee-
tors compensation at 50 day shall
not exceed $S5 in any one month.
That public sentiment has develop
ed largely against the taxation OF
mortgages and credits Is proven by
the large number OF Legislators who
made their fight for election mostly
on this issue. AS an illustration. hep.
Davis. OF Newago county, put TINS Is
sue suuarely 10 the front, and WAS
elected because he believed this class
OF taxation double, and that the entire
extra tax comes from the borrowers.
Agens, OF Ludington. was another VINO
secured his election on this issue;
John o. Maxey, OF L'Anse, In the up
per peninsula, won out on the nght
to repeal the mortgage tax law; Sena-
tor Moriarty, OF Crystal Falls, although
favoring the mortgage tax law last ses-
sion. now stands for its repeal having.
heard the rumble OF public sentiment
IN this end nm I'm his section.
The senate killed this repeal bill
last session after II had passed the
house by a good majority. II public
sentiment is wrought up ID the pitch
OF action, as members say 1t Is. out
side influence on the. legislators will
be well used TO bring about its repeal
this session.
Upper peninsula members of the
legislature are compelled 10 put IN
their time over Sunday in the capital
or take flying trips TO some outside
place 10 dodge the monotony in Ian
sing. Representative Agens, of Lud'
tngton. and Baker, of Cheboygan, stay
by the ship of state. not feeling like
travelling the four and six hundred
miles necessary 10 reach their homes.
New members in the house and SEN
ate have begun TO chafe under the
leash of the old-timers and the fresh
men may soon break loose, when there
will be doings.
The real clash may come over the
early weekend vacations. for which
the old legislators are held RESPONSE
Bile. Threats are quite numerous that
II this is done another week the new
energy In hofh hOuSpc will pVprt it,
self and endeavor to put a stop 10 SO
much waste OF time
Professional nurses OF the state will
again try this legislature for the es.
Establishment of an examining board
ITO license all who would follow that
profession.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
NEW YORK CENTRAL
IS LEADER Of
MARKET
DEVELOPMENT OF HARTMAN
PLAN INFLUENCES UPWARD
MovEMENT-souTHERN PAclF-
&c SHARED IN ADVANCE.
~. Sroyk M>RkEr-CLosE.

Anal COP IS. Am G. Il p, 80
% An. Smcu.. S5bs Am rob pfd
8. A. Ana Cou. a.. Atch. ~. h. * -,
ul'. & Il IT. 1os. can Pac. le's
Gems. Lvath.. 81; ca. n O.. 6ois Oh. q
CT ~ 50 G., NJ. y -. T.. ASA Cni
- a NNystn L.. colo. r \ 49,
colo n SOU, 90 a. do pfd. -, Cons
Gas, l2,is corn Prod lSls II. n a.
~. i. ~ Rio or. 3ss- pls. ;. cor.
-, Erie. sos do lst ptd. asa. do II
pfd. 3ji. cit Nor. pfd. u do ore
Stfs.. IL IN. Cent. .lFit4 Int. Metro.
l6t. do -gfd, % L Kan. :. sou ~ =
do pfa, -; l.. X Nash. l25l- NJ. h
& Ten 427s Mo Pac. 20. Natl Lead
q, = Ncwh. 59s y Y. e.. 1909. y.
y. ., y w i6s. Penn. 1888. PEG. Gas
l0S =. + =. Car, AK Read, -.
Rep * ,. 25ig do pfd. S6i. Rock
Isl - = dc pfo 50, S:-Shet -; sou
Pac.. 1884, Sou. Ry. 25a. do ptd. O. !.
Tenn. cop. AN r., 81. /. 4 W, 5l,a
Union Pac.. l5s1. L. : c. |. +. * +.
2sl. L. ; Rub. 34ls. L ;. Stei
Wabasli. 49, do pfd. 49,
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
MORE ARRESTS IN
CIGAR THEFT CASE

Uncle Sam has taken q hand I'm the
cases which grow out OF the stealing
OF aDcut GOO cigars from wagons or
the Lewis TrucE Co Dec. II Internal
Revenue Inspector Ernest Warner AMI
Detectives Down ana Stenton arres
cd Fayer Gtroux. saloon habitu".
Monday morning. and seized about
800 cigars which are alleged ID
have been stolen az that time
w. L. Lari0. - Jeferson-ayr.
saloonkeepSr. alleging thai ne has had
unstamped cigars i'm his possession for
sale
The police now have john Porte-
and Gerald T.uhey under arrest on
suspicion OF being the thieves Will
Harry To0to is being held ASA witness
I'm the case
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
APPROACHING WEDDING
SAVES MAN FROM JAIL

The fact that he is soon 10 be mar
ried saved Abraham Deroyen. Hast
ings-st poultry dealer. from being fin.
ed Ia the recordc"'s court. Monday.
He was charged with obstructing the
sidewalk with his chicken crates and
the evidence showed he was guilty.
However. the judicial heart softened
when Abraham spoke Of his approach
Ing nuptials and pleaded that 1t would
mean the untimely demise of mis-
fancee If he should be put In Jail
for he was too poor 10 pay a fine. he
said. II traHspircd that the young
woman was even at the moment look
ling after the poultry store while Alb
raham was in court and sentence was
suspended
Il guess you'll need all your money
for your wedding" the court opincd.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
JAPANESE NEWSPAPER
SCORES u. S. GOVERNMENT

YOKOHAMA, Jan. lS.-The IIrehi.
q newspaper i'm an editorial today aG.
dressed 20 Thomas j. OBrien. Ameri-
can Ambassador, and entitled Don
Anger Us, says
Japan is grateful 20 America for
opening the country and revere her
as a land where virtue is honorcd bu,
fears that sooner or later repeated m
suits will compel Japan 90 resort 20 \
determined policy OF self-proteCtion ID
The Hochi recalls how az the time
81 the school question the Japanese
were the objects Of intolersble abuse
and SANDER. and that despite federal
expressions of regret and sympathy
Japanese interests and honor were net
protected.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
GEN. MILES SAYS HE RODE
90 MILES IN NINE HOURS

NEW YORK. Jan. 1S.-Lieut Gen
Nelson A. Miles, formerly command
ing general of the United States army.
asserted today that he had beaten the
presidents strenuous 9S-mile ride.
made few days ago, and could do il
again.
Gen. Miles returned from Europe to-
day. When told OF the presidents
equestrian exploit, he was not much
impressed.
THAT isn't much OF a ride" he said.
-Four years ago started out on horse
back from Fort Reno and did 80 miles
In nine hours"
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
y BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden. stone Il co
The Boston copper share market has
ruled very quiet with no Important
price changes. The weakness Of the
metal In London apparently had no ct-
feet on the market In Boston. Some
profit-taEing il noticeable In Isle Roy
ale and superior Copper, which are
fracttona' ~ lower. II Sale has been
prominent IN tho trading this morning
and has advanced one point. There
Coalition which Ia half point higher.
North Butte is steady. The demand for
Greene and Miami 1T slight concession
ia price still continues. Shoe Machtn-
cry common has been the active fca-
ture In the miscellaneous list. and has
sold as high as ~. a gain OF one poInt
The annual meeting VIII take place IN
March and there ~ some talk or a
forthcoming stock, dividend al that
time
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
ENGLISH PHYSICIAN
CONFUSES FAITH CURES

CHICAGO. Jan. ls-Sir Dyce Duck.
worth. the English physician and no.
bleman. who is preparing to attack
the Emmanuel movement Of faith cure.
is confusing the Society OF Emmanuel.
an English faith cure organization.
with the American Emmanuel move
ment. declares Bishop Samuel Fal-
lows
The Emmanuel movement is not
antagonistic 10 the physicians profess
sion" says the bishop. 1T stands.
with profound recognition OF what tho
physician has done. what hesfs doing.
and what he will do-so when he UNI
derstands this Sir Dyce will have to
join us %--@'
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
PROFESSOR SEES CRIME
INCREASE AMONG WOMEN

TURIN. Italy. Jan. lS.-Prof Cesar
Lombroso. in an interview. declares
that crimes committed by women,
which a century ago stood in the pro-
portion Of eight 10 ten for every 100
males now stands az 20 10 % for
every 100 males Nine Steinheil
he says, lis hereditary hysterical de
generate. as are all born delinquents.
She was born OF parents who made a
gross abuse OF alcohol
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
81 ost" Boy is Found.

While his parents were searching
the town high and low for him. 7-year
old RAYMOND Swaid of No. 70 Thirty
second-st.. was In the home OF at
aunt on Military-ave.. few short
blocks away. having good time. TIE
boy went TO the aunt's home last
Thursday, without telling anyone
where he was bound. The aunt sup
posed his folks knew where he was
and thought nothing Of his staying
there until she learned Monday morn.
ing. OF the search that was being made
for the youngster. Raymond was
promptly sent home.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
COUNCIL CHAMBER FOR
COMMITTEE OF FIFTY

Mayor Breitmeyer will send com
'munication to the~council, Tuesday
night. suggesting that the use of the
council chamber be rendered the Com
mittee OF Fifty for it's use, Wednesday
and thereafter. The first meeting OF
the committee will be held at $3.50
"Wednesday afternoon. Gabriel Chiera
has notified the mayor that he will
not be able to attend the earlier meet
ings as he is leaving for a trip to
Europe.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
Assessment paid.
PRODUCE

Commission men had nothing new TO
give out TINS morning BUSINESS for
the week was not opening up very
hriskly. and there was nothing in ,)n-
-itttanS IL AFFECT prices. Local dealers
would like to see q. decline in butter
prices sufficient to start stock 10 NOV
my again as there Is quite an accumu-
lation now. but I,lgin was not expected
To- change. Eggs. poultry, dressed
calves and hogs. rabbits. and. In ct.
tile list generally, remained as hereto
fore Apples are very firm and the
tendency is upward and there is "A
good trade IN fresh vegetables.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
G. a. Carlisle 10 Lecture.

George H. Carlisle, circuit court
stenographer and aspirant to the
mdgship OF the Juvenile court. will ad.
dress the mems club OF Emmanuel
Presbyterian church. Porter-st. and
West Grand Boulevard. Tuesday
night. His subject will be: THE
work and needs OF the juvenile court. -
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
AGED WOMEN BURIED.

now. Mich, Jan. lS.-(Special) -
The funerals of Mrs. Hammond, aged
90. and Mrs. Goodell aged 81 years
the Oldest inhabitants in Oakland
county. were attended by many friends
of The deceased
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. Jan is-The hull
movement was again Ia evidence az
the opening of the cotton market. aid
d Dy stronger cables First prices
were three TO eight points higher. being
the highest level OF the season. and
were sustained after the cali by ac-
tive demand from outsid" interests
through commission houses
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
Quotations by Hayden stone a Co:
Open. High Low Close
TOIEnO GpAIN

TOLEDO. O., Jam S--Wheat-Cash.
sl.0S; May. t.0sh. July. si.00t. sept
~ &c Corp-Cash. SlIsc; May. sSIHc,
July. 63a,c: Sept, 64c Oats-Cash 52c
May aSc bid: July. 47Sc. sept Sqa. e..
Rye-.ash. sttc. alsike. $500. timo-
thy. VI SO. ClCversecd-Cash s555.
March S. so. oct. 1855
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
LIVE STOCK
EAST BIFFALO-Opcn
Dunning 4 stevens Live stock Renor

BUFFALO Jan. ls.-( Special. Cat
tle-Receipts 100 cars market loo high
er; best steers. 500 $50. best shippin :
steers. S5.5ou6, COWS. yS5Our.J:
heifers. sir5.,5. Hoys-Receipts SO
cars. Strong. heavy. s6.75. workers..
S6.s546.5o, pigs. $500. Sheep-Receipts
l25 cars. lower. best lambs. $7.5017 90.
culls. $3.50 06,55 ycarlings, s6.504675.
wetheIs. -. SO a $50. owes, si.75 q ,.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
u. S. GOV. BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den stone & Co. ilG-llS Griswold-st.;
B.d Asked
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
EAST BIEFALO-CIo.e.

INS 10 Mo, y. Y, Jan. -
Cattie--Keo eipts 5000. heavy stee!s
slow, 100 o. lower; butcher grades az
tive, loG zoe higher. prime steers. So =
q 6.o3. skipping steers. s5.j0a 20 me-
dunn steers. soU6l5, neifers. s+g6.
cows, $500 D, bulls, $3.25gS. .eals-
Receipts 700. active. firm at 3Itlo.
sheep and Misunderstanding 2d.hOO.
laubs slow. loo lower; sheep active.
steady, lambs s. u go. yearlings. $3.50
q $50 wethers, S5.4Ol 5.65 ewes and
mixed sheep. s4.50d5. lIoss-Hccoipts
l4.960. active. l0N25c higher. yorkers.
SOL q 6.s5. pigs. s5.9Ogs. mixed. So 90
qe.1s heavtes, $3.50 q 6.75 roushs
g s4gtI
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotation furnished 0y
Iewis q. Gorton. 1919 Majestic build.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO Jan ls.-Hog s-ReCeipts
i6.VUJ. 5glV higher; nlNed. so.SJ q
$40. good heavy. s6.2096.f5 rou2n
heavy s5.s5 u So, Ngnt. s.. SIS q D. 20
pigs $4,000 $40. bulk SogG.3U. Cattle
-KeCcipts $500. steady to Toe higher
bevves, s4.ju 20 cows and heIfers
si.s5 q go. stockers and feeders, s3.lj
as; Texans, $425 u SIS. calves, $7.5VQ
$50. Sneep and Lambs-KeCeipts %
OUO. Toe higher. native and western,
sys5go. lambs. S4oO4s
The Detroit times., 1909-01-18
MONEY STILL COMES
FOR QUAKE VICTIMS

A further sum OF $500 has been
forwarded 10 Washington by Treasur-
or Emory w Clark. Of the Michigan
Red Cross society, for the Italian
earthquake sufferers fund Contribu-
lions are coming in very much more
slowly than was expected for this
fund although il is expected that the
city's appropriation will be made this
week The contributions OF the Red
Cross society up TO date follow: