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The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
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VESSEL. PASSAGES.



Berwind. II So Sonoma, Venezuela
II 50. Algonquin. ii.41. SUI l-.-o y
m. Cuddy, MCW illiams, victory 80
Dunn go Cornell 4.l5, Waldo. o.
Jenks Dalton $50. OnokO, > 90, VAN p
wright. 100. J j. Barlum. - Sdturu"y
night. r W. Gilchrist. 10 -, Alpeha;
l0:30 Prince. midnight; STANDARD on
bargrs Nos. and -, -.3o sunday morn .
ing Geo J. Could, 10; Cornelius . % :
i. - Wallace. : 20, Badger State; - =
Starruca. S.l5. tttca. $50, Bethlehenl'
-Aaes.- >, MXandolte. S10.
A. Epson. Goodyear, 80; ireland, stan
ton. $50, Nyanza. -. X. Hanna io.V9'
j. u. Marshall 1918; Port .@iboln.ts' ~
1923. Zimmerman, 10 10, NJ cl'outI''
1850; Gates. IL Masaba Burlington
1880. Soeapa. II 35, McDougall. 80 =.
m. sahara. 40. iaylc%, -. May Z
50. Wickwire, 3,05, Rutland, 49, II.
RI brown, Poe, $40. D. T.. tpson, ..
Zenith Ctty Major. :, kopp. Brazil; 80.
Beaverton. lll5 last night. Ke%1,. Keso,..
1880, kcnsiugton, 40. sullivan, 90.
sci Eddy. 10. Maryland. 10, Ward
Ames. joan Mitchell 10.26: Chas. W"s-
toni 1910" Verona, IL, n II, Davidson
Down: Lambert, 1910 p m, Brazil.
1915. Adiramled. T. Fairbatrn y ~.
Hawgood, so, Couiby Maruba' MI p
len. / .35; Walker. tHhria. J 10, - VI.
Whitney. . Aipcna. W Wisconsin 80.
prince Rupert. Colgate. $40. \. Mitch =
Ell. 3.l5: Nj \ Bradley. as. bingham
ton. $50: W. ~ Rogers. Clarke. $3.50.
IL NJ Hanna. T. Ranney, i:3o, Morse q
man. 800 Edwards. Golden Age. >;
Pollock ! 0J. " =. Rend. $50; Ithoda
Emily. Lozen. saturday night: Plum
mcr sunday morning, Adyance +,
Parks Foster. 40; Ogdcnshurg, :,
Concmaugh. Duluth. $40; Cherokee.
Chippewa, $3.50; A. g. Minch. l015. Os-
horne, 1915: Lynch, ll:o5 Roekcfeller'
ll:l0. Nelson. 1i:i0: Nicholas, 1910 2.
M: i. G. Davidson. Edward Carter Gil
christ, 80: Hart: y: Houghtona, :aS,;
w Moore. 2.25. Amasa stone, I. jay
Morse - o. Mills. l:I0, Crescent City,
Watson. Townsend. $50, J. n. Donald
son, 7:3o Uganda, .. ~
Cruuage. il:i5 y. m. fairmount. $50
m: Woodford 30; W l. smith.
1915. Morren 1890, Walter Scranton
ii. Smith Thompson, il:l5.
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich, Dec. g
Wilbcrt Smith, l:30, Lyman Smith, z.
Adams. $50 last night; Strathcona.
kenoIa. 1.30 a. m, chill. $50. Huronic,
$40. McWilIiams uarge). Gratwick'
1880 y. IN.
Shenandoah. Ncttleton. Jones. Paine,
80. Turret court. laughiin, saunders.
Mahnnfng, 80; saturn, PenobscOt. 800
Meacharn. Mckee. 10. Steinbrcnner J 1;
scott Westmoiint. Russell, 1880: Ju-
pltcr. Joshua Rhodes 1890 =. M; Tom .
linson capt Wilson. 80: Coralta, :;
Adriattc. 3 Denmark. Turret Chief, 4;
WIN : Mack. 4:30; Keewatin. sonora,
80. Ball Bros. Fulton, $50, scottish
Hero Z Robbins. s.
Southeast gale. with rain.
Pellet, last night: Midland King.
a. m. Matthews. Black, kennedy,
Berlin Aurora. 1890; tsmalD. Kerr.
Stormount, Calumet. 1880.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
LUDE GRILLED HARD AT
EXAMINATION OF HAMMOND
,con,,nued from Page oueJ

Miller Hammond's successor as
paymaster at Plant No. 4. came into
the basement counting room about
= O'Clock in the afternoon of Friday.
Hammond kept walking up and down
the room. I.ude said.
Lude and William r. Rambo had
verified the cash for Plant No. |. and
Plant No .. and Ludc then suggested
that they go and get the cash for
Plants and ). Hammond sealed the
envelopes for Plant No. 3. Lude said.
Shortly after o'clock. Hammond
AZ ked Lude whether he should take
the grips for plants three and four
up 10 the vault. lie was told tn do
so and went ont with them. Five
minutes elapsed before Iude and Ram
bo carried their coin trays To the
vault lude saw two grips. there. and
thought they were the ones that Ham
nond was told To place there. T/ey
were about 3 feet from him. In the
vault but he said they looked like
the grips
The next morning Miller and l.ude
went after the money. and took the
grips from the vault. They took them
tC an automobile
This dcsn't look like my grip"
Under cross examination by Attorney
,it full of stones. He then took 1t
into the bank Miller came in a few
minutes later. Mine is just the
same" he said, according To Lude.
1T is filled with stones"
Under cross examination by Attorney
Frazer. l.ude said that when he and
Rambo left the counting room. tn go
To the vault with their trays, they
left Miller and Hammond in the
room
Attorney Frazer put much stress on
the location Of the grip for Plan;
No. T. when Lude left the room.
lie badgered Lude. trying 10 get
him to admit that he did not know
where the grip was I.udc admitted
that he didn't know exactly where
il was. but knew that IL was in the
counting room.
You didn't see whether it was on
chair. n table or the floor, said
Frazer. How do you know II was IN
the ROOM ,"
..Becanse. -nohodX had taken " 0Gt.
said Iude. calmly.
The slightest details OF filing the
envelopes. each movement OF the mch
who filled them. and elapsed time
spaces were gone into most minutely.
Justice Jeffries called an adjourn
ment until 80 o'clock.
| Il don't think much OF that testi-
mony." said Hammond, when II was
/ over 1T didn't make big hit with
me
| Through II ali Hammond sat close 10
! Attorney Frazer. and with Attorney
: Geo B Yerkes AT his elbow H8
was busy most OF the time Writing
down the testimony on tablet of
paper
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
JUDGE PHELAN SCARES
YOUTH INTO REFORMATION
Threat TO Put Him in Cell With Rats
Brings Young Lawrence Chapman
10 Time.

Charged with defying his parents.
the police department. the board ~
cCuCation, ana the public IN general.
by running away from school, shoot
ing Flobert rifle OF on the streets,
and hanging around street corners IN
true rowdy fashion. Lawrence Chap
man. H. wears old. Of No 224 Mitchell
ave. was hal ed before Judge Pheian,
Monday.
Something was the matter with Law
renCe's neck. Il allowed his head 10
swing backward lie just couldn't
look toward the Judge or the police
men And his eyes were all wet.
which is nos good form ror despcr'
ADDE'S.
Lawrence was sulen when Judge
Phclan tried 10 tell him the evil of
his WAYS lie would not talk. lie
was taken 10 the prisoners dock.
end allowed 20 sit there for a long
time. Then Judge Phelan called Court
Officer Phil kerwin.
Take him 10 tho jail--thc cell mn
der the sidewalk. said the court.
Pump the water out. occasionally.
and set some traps for the rats Give
him little bread and water each day,
but NOT TOO much Don't let him have
any lieht n night You might take q
light into his cell occasionally. during
the dav. And. every morning. make
him take a cold bath in that plunge.
Wen see il No can reform this young
man"
But Lawrence was already reformed.
RE promised everything promiseahle,
and hurried ont of the court room
when the Judge gave the signal
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06

Dressed Hox.-Light sgioc; heavy.
Fis--Imperted new. II9iac Id: Cal.
Fiour-Michlgan patents. In wood
s615. second patents. s5.s5: straight.
1855; clear, $3.50, rye fiour saeS bbl,
course "TSPSSs 5SpSSiaar. ST corn aud .sSi oSi
ehoR. f2s5o: coarse ,middiings. $500.
house. 75c--si 25 doz; e:eucs, hot
house. sgioq, H.; raashes; y s nhs, no. fouse,
i5c bu, rutabagas, 3oti Toe: Hubbard
squash lac Id. California tomatoes. 81
Gs.2o per i-basket crate; dollhouse to-
has. lib. i20i iSc; Malasas. s9sS0
Grape Fru,t-s3. .5oGe375 box.
Hon~y-Fancy white. I3Gliic 10: IN
ber. i0Q1ic. extracted. 6qehc 10.
tossrs PRICES snppG5s sssd s kss n'hs n sss
TtS iiSo, No. :. SsqiS:so. clover. IS
o., Si'sE straw wy, ,ssSS stsgSsS ,on wheat and
'As n,a..wNc cured. lsrac; No. {,
cured. l2he; No. i green. lie; No !
sreSans iSg n kip aesa cured 10 No i se s.hS "s
llhe; calf green. No. l. llc; No. :.
i5nc. calf cured. No. l. lsc, No. =
:stsSS' s@eee nSrss SKINS SKINS as as to Wool Wool. 90 Soco .
81 so
Hickory Nut.-New, si5oGl.75 bu.
ltmrs-Sl u IS per 100.
I.rm"ns-caiifornie. tSsaISSo.
MushrOoms--50 N 60c 10.
Oraag~s-California navels. s2.T50
Is box. Florldas. s2Q2o0 box
OntUns--Michigan. 90 u 60c bu. new
Spanish. sl.i0 per crate.
Oiis-Raw linseed. 6tc. boiled In
eod. csc gal. less per cent for cash
In 20 days. diamond headlight kero-
sene. sac: turpentine. In barrel lots
62c gal
Pop Coru--Ears. 1alrsc 10.
Pro, i.ious-Mess pork. ,ssS; family
hams, lthc; dry salted briskets, lie .
shoulders. i3nc. picnic hams. l2oe;
bacon. l6's q &c: lard IN tierces. iiisc;
settle rendered: ie'see 10. ID
Poultry-iiens. l2glSc 10; springs
l3q14c III. geese. iigi2c III; ducks.
liJl+iac To- turkeys, young. 10 " l6c
10 dressed hens l3Q ltc lb springs.
ltglthe 10; geese, i2u lSe ID; ducks
Potatoe~-car lots. bulk. S3VS6c bu:
bags 36N3sc.
0siue~s-sl 5odi75 bu
Rnbbits-sl 75 doz
sweet Posato~>-Jerseys. kiln dried.
Sl.35 crate. Illinois. 81 % hu. 81 Dbl.
SuEar-Crystal dominoes, 90; Eagle
tablets. $500. cut loaf $40. cubes
$U.65. MINK powdered, S5.H5; standard
powdered. $3.50. granulated, extra
coarse, $3.50. granulated. hne, In bulk.
$40: granuiated in 25-lb cotton bags.
$545; Michigan granulated. 50. 20; Ola :
mond A. So 30. contectioners' a. 30 SO.
No /. $40. No :. $3.50; No 3. $3.50.
No. :. !s9o. No. 8. ss.2S: No g $40;
No iIiS So No s ,,S5 $50 No no ~ = $3.50 sSo
No.-is 3. Noi4. r. -s5..- -sS;e--is7-$+vss
per leo lbs.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
RATE OF FARE
SECRET GUARDED


council. which Will he put in the posi-
tion Of looking both over and reach
ing a choice between them.
Both the majority report. signed by
n. NJ. ireland and three other mem
bers OF the committee and advising
against municipal ownership. and the
minority report. favorable TO public
operation and signed by w. H. Mahon
-l.---E.4Ssd- a-thaa-tA++Sr+it ~
be received and placed on file.
II Is aimed TO have harmony az all
costs In this meeting Later. when
the council has received the reports
and paid for them. other meetings OF
the committee are 10 be held AT which
the opinions OF all the members will
he uncorked and the points brought
M by the work OF the various com
mittees debated 70 the end that a
final report. embodying the conclus-
ions OF the fifty as a whole, will be
made IN and sent 10 the common
council and mayor
That report will be the basis Of the
Breitmeyer campaign should the
street railway discussion drag along
until campaign time next year.
While the report OF the cost OF ser
vice committee was stated 10 be com
plete before noon. Monday. none OF
the members OF that committee or Of
fcers OF the general committee would
give out the one important figure
which is the climax OF that report
This figure. in Il way. represents the
goal toward which the energies OF the
committee have been directed. IL Is
supposed 10 answer that much-veXec
question What is an equitable rate o.
fare in Detroit"
The calculations take into accoun
the cost OF operation OF the stree
railway lines. the depreciation ant
other charges and allow OF fair rate
Of Interest on the physical value. al
found by Engineer Bancroft, and th'
franchise valuation. as determined by
Prof Adams On all this is baset
the minimum rate al which the com
mittee figures the - + K. coult
proftably carry passengers.
The committee meeting is 70 star
ar o'clock and is expected 10 be
long one as number OF lengthy re
ports have 20 be read.
Attorney Clyde /. Webster. Of IN
committee OF ffty. has begun his in
vestigation Of the charges made b,
Engineer Frederick +. Barcrof
against the y. L. r. management. u
will not have n report ready 70
some days. Corporation Couosel Hail
agrees with Webster that an injunC
ton could be secured against the L
L. r management in case affidavit
are secured 10 bear ont the charge
made
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


DETROIT Dec s.-t'lose Early Mon
dav adyiccs from Chicago told OF heavy
buying of the May option BY large IN
terests and genera frlendllntss y"
The bull side OF the deal Minneapolis
got some wheat. bat Duluth received
very little More mills We're said To be
running ln Minneapolis. Much now de-
pends on the volume OF Hour huYlhg
.tptrfn- the winted and spring. II IL IS
large the price has little chanre 70 De
cline fOr wheat stocks ar" small al
tons is about over. Argentine news
H. stilt bearish. but IL is expected that
Russian exports viii soon decrease oW
ing TO tie close Of naviG ion. TIE
general feeling among dealers - bull
l4i bat II fs difficult 20 form any def
mite opening Of the market as long 80
crn Argentina turned that country INTO
a buiLish factor in wheat. which result
ed ia a strong market and an advance
of ;. frlc in Detroit prizes
Wheat quotations. cash No. rcd ana
pee si21. Nav opened without change
at si.22 and advanced TO 81 e. July
opened st sI.oIss. advanced 10 slo2
and closed AT sl.p2ia No ] Whlt". ~ = J.
Coarse grain quotations. Corn. cash
No g. 5SIac No. 4. ear at Doe. No.
white ! car az 59c. 40. 3 yellow. car
at sc. at 56 - at o6c. sample
cars At 55c oats. standard. cars et
t2, No. white. f2isc. Ryc Cash ~.
7tIsc Beans Cash. sos, Jan.
s. o. Cloverseed Prime spot. ,9.I5,
March. 200 bags at ss.35 sample. -
bags at ss.75. . At $50, II at $500.
at 81, prime aisikc Ss5 sample a1-
Wheat r"ceipts Monday; Minneap-
utis 12i cars, against ;ob year ago
Duluth 90 ears. against lit, winnipeg.
1.G cars against So; - Louis. - .o0u
bu against $4,000 bu. Kansas city @S
cays against l2s.
RAINING little iu the northern part
,,rap outlook satisfactory In india
Receipts IN tho Detroit market on
Monday included : car Of wheat - OF
corn and & or oats. Withdrawals were
90 bu or wheat 5.1l2 bu 90 corn. as1
bu OF barley end t.07i bu OF rye stock
ors are 53l SOS bu OF wheat. IL, ,t3' hiI
OF corn. IIL5sG bu of oats. 1.itO bu OF
barley ana 1888 hu OF rye.
Wheat ln Liverpool closed = n Ia
higher and corn unchanged
Canadian wheat yisthl" supply sat-
Wheat receipts at primary points on
Monday 10000 bu, year ago, H3o,0O0
Wheat. 1859. 600 bu increase; corn, Sl7,-
600 bu Increase. oats. 5000 bu decrease
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.
Reported FOR The Times by Carson.
CrHfg q Co. from Chicago. Dec. y.
Wheat Wheat market started dull
at - fraction gain from Saturday and
for few minutes 10 looked as " trade
was dead Then big house covered
5eO 900 bushels Doc. wheat quickly AMI
started a Hurry. \ couple Of other
houses took the lead in buying MAY.
Later there was buying OF perhaps
"A million bushels credited 10 the Pat
ten house The trade had direct Ar
gcutlnc cables telling OF cold weather
and frost danger in some OF the Argcn-
tine provinces Shorts naturally were
ulick 10 cover at the sudden advance.
The ia ears ~ Minneapolis and l'uluth
indicate trat Tie tie up is not so bad
az expected. but the otitlook for strike
settlement .is not good Judging by
press reports Most OF the local trade
Anticipated a heavier and lower mar
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
MARKET SHOWS
STRONG TONE
Rules Firm Through Greater Part Of
First Hour. With Substantial
Gains In Many Issues.

NEW YORK, Dec 6.-The stocA
market was active and generally
strong at the opening. Reading beins
the feature other important rali
road issues showed fractional gains.
Al the end OF fifteen minutes. the en-
tire market showed a strong tone.
II a. m.--The market ruled strong
through the greater part OF the hrst
hour with substantial gains In many
issues. steel common reacted only
fractionally on heavy selling. some
industrials. including Amaisamated,
reacted
Governments unchanged. other
bonds strong.
NusN After slight reaction at the
end OF the first hour the market gen
orally ruled strong though there was
slight pressure in some lines. Trad
ing was largely professional IN char
actCr.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
bags, SO ~ 3sc.
Qsiuces-$l.50df It's bu.
n .. A. hlss-xI - tNx
NtW NORk PVOOlCE.

NEW YORK ppr i Pork, steady,
me s.. sl5.45 s.5.15. Lard quiet. mid
die west. spot sl3.65nsl3.,i sugar
on the spot. 81. q. IS. Taliow. steady
city Giec. county, IS, Dressed pom
try firm; turkeys. l9n23c, chickens. l.
n 25t fowls, iJttltlsc. ducks. Ia -Vc
Live poultry steady. geese. lie. duck =
,ic. fowls. lic. turkeys. l2A liC-chick
.,nS. 12r: ruostrrs. 9c. 'htcse. quiet
can cream specials la. la e. Skins
special i&tgc. fuli skins. b "a : igc. cor
10 Options opened unchanged TO o.
lower Buttrr. easy. receipts ",Sho
creamery extra. 33c. state dairy. tubs
.I6l9&c. initiation creamery. hrsts 20 ~
.a-c Eggs. weak receipts 5.1bt. nearby
white fancy. q SOC. MIXED. 1of Soc
fresh irsts. 2SI 3ec.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
BOSTON COPPER.
HosTo> COPPER LETTER

Reported FOR The Times by Hayden.
Stone 4 60. ils-liS Grlswold-
Tie Boston copper share market
opened active with,a general firm tone.
There have been no striking features
in the trading which las been largely
confined 10 spcCialties Lake copper
got up to 5H3s . gain ~ =. II mas
since had a reaction ~ one point lower
and Tam ono point O gher North Butte
Us inclined To be- weak ON small vol p
Lme Of selling. Miami. NeV Cons and
Butte Coaln are showing firm tone.
In the Industrial list ANN Tol has been
sold quite freely hy y y. and ia 1 4.
tower. Shoe Machinery. on the other
balance OF the list while showing "A
firm undertone. is not particularly ac-
tive.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
BACK FROM AFRICA.
Famous Hunter Says Roosevelt Is
Becoming Expert Woodsman.

NEW YORK. Dec 6.-F. c. Selous,
the famous hunter of big game who
outhtted the African ey-
pedition and accompanied the party
10 Africa, is In New York TODAY on
his way 10 California where ne eX-
poets TO spend month or six weeks
before returning 70 his home in
England
When 7 left Col Roosevelt in july 20
said Selous today The entire partv
was in the best OF health and en-
thusiastic over hunting conditions in
Africa. Col Roosevelt is An expert
shot and is rapidly becoming an eY-
pert African woodsman. He will give
the world some valuable knowledge
on Africa "
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
CRUSADE AGAINST GRAFT
TO REVEAL SENSATIONS
tCOntinued from Page one.)


Federal. gaion~ ~Surety-Go. refuses to
make the states loss good ON the
ground. that. the surety was personal
bond for McKinnon and not as state
treasurer. Gov. Harmon's expert. in
going over the defunct banks books
concluded that the money deposited
was state funds. lie also found en-.
tries and cashed checks, showing that
considerable sums OF interest had
been paid by the Euclid bank 10 Nc
Kinnon.
Commissions Bear Heavy Percentage.
In the case or the state fire mar
shall department. Gov Harmons eX-
pert has been able TO get hold of tho
books OF a Columbus firm selling
stationery. which show that al the
time goods were sold to the fire mar.
shal's department. commissions were
paid to the department or some OF its
attaches. The commissions seem TO
bear a heavy percentage TO the prr.
chase price. 1t is also said that the
amount OF stun paid for. ought 10 have
been sufficient TO run the department
for years and yet little was found on
hand when ID. G. Creamer succeeded
Hy. ID. Davis. as fire marshal. it is
claimed.
Gov. Harmon. in the Investigations
ne has been making. is following the
leads struck by the Howe senate com.
mission two years ago. whose probe
was stopped by adjournment OF the
legislature before It's. work had been
completed.
The governor Is thinking OF asking
the attorney-general to appoint two
special attorneys OF the governors
|. selection TO devote themselves TO suits
10 recover graft money.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
NEW YORK. sro,k LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times by carson
t'rofe a 60 from New York, Dee. .
Hlshly irregular and nervous mar
ket marked the weeN oprhihs on ~,
stork aNrhanED Some short covering
and early buying caused numhct OF
ISSUES L. sell highyr than satufusl
close Th. advances, however nero ~
0,,r, O. ,e,v INSTANCES Rock Island pref
kept ~ TO noon "A point and hait SAN
being well bought and supported J. ne
FUlI stocks New Work central, mon
ana southern Facinc copper ana Steel
o,t showed losses OF point or more
Considerable selling was on the thc"r>
that good news Of the president W"S-
SAGE was out. and has been discounted
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06

CHICAGO bee. 6--Wheat opening
was tame. Extreme dizziness was the
ufoulineut feature The tone was
nrmer and the market up = iittlr. Corn
.upcnc,t slow and hrmcs. S..crinss hight,
oats arm. patten bou-nt December but
frAde was slow and prices a shade ny.
Provisions higher all around hut the
market was not as excited as had been
expected.
\oon. Wheat advanced sharply ana
continued strong. Corn aud oats high
cr ia sympathy
Wheat closed strong and higher al
around gaining from = 10 ieC Ior the
.aaN corn and oats both showed
strength and advanced sharply AT the
close.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
WEDS NEPHEW'S WIDOW.
Essex Man Oodses Canadian Law by
Detroit Marriage.

Charles r. Sweet. aged -, q vener'
able citizen OF Essex. ont. took out
n marriage license. Monday morning
10 wed the widow OF his nephew, Mrs.
Mary Sweet. aged ~, OF the sane
town.
Before asking for the license Mr.
Sweet explained TO Marriage License
Clerk Alex. Stewart the relationship
that existed between them, statln;
that the Canadian law would not per-
nit Of their marriage in Ontario. He
was greatly relieved when told That
the Michigan law would put no OBJ
stacles in the way Of his marriage TO
his nephew's, widow, who is not q
blood relative
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
ALT RY STRAW BULLET

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich. Dec g.
(Special-Rev. j. J. Maakstod a Nor.
wegian minister of Sutton Bay was
shot In the neck while working on q
barn al his home. II Is believed the
bullet was fired by small boys hunt.
ing in the woods nearby. His con.
dition is not serious,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
Markets and Finance

ket. Action OF market Appears 10 ht
based exactly on what was snggCSt"d
in our early letter az advice that any
,hange in the Argentine news must hc
hreatly IN favor OF buyers.
Corn--Prices have hardened because
a number OF leading bear interests in
the local trade have taken advantage
of the cold weather. which IS naturally
hrarish, 10 reduce their short lines
somewhat.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
Appve.-bnc MI per mn sr50SDa hht.

AppIes-b0c cIS1 per ou. sl50d3 bbi;
western box apples, sz75g3 box.
Bcans-Drled Lima, &c ID.
Cabbnge-si 25 bbl.
Cnulinower--si 25 per doz
Cclery-IIome- grown, 30M35c doz
Cheese-Michig gan full cream, 16zc:
York state. iSC. limburger. lie; brick
cream, lsc. Schweitzer fancy. 21c 10.
Conee-Package coffee. si4254l7.00
per 100 lbs.
California Fruit---Pears. t250&3 per
box, grapes. 81 5O1ll.75 box.
Cbcsfnut.-Spanish.9 ga i0c Id.
tranberrics-s2. - n 30 bu. sGTl 20
bbl
Dates-Perslans. sQ6Iac Fards. so
sRc To.
dressed Csi,es--Fancy. 1O4Iic:
heavy, 3qlOc Id.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported little or no
change in either prices or conditions
this morning. Butter is firm. but hign
prices are uriving consumers TO the
substitutes and slowing up tho trade.
Under the mild weather the production
of eggs was pcrceptibly increasing, but
q cold snap would probably shut II off
Storage eggs are being freely offered
yet. and seem to be weak. There was
no poultry in and no buyers were out
Potatoes are extremely dull. but hold "A
steady position. Fresh vegetables and
fruits are normally active At steady
prices.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
Quotations by Hayden. stone Il CO.
Oman High. Low. Cloee.


TOLEDO. Dec. 6.--wheat. cash and
Dec sl2l, May. 81 "a. July. sl0e. Corn:
Cash and Dee. 5sc; May. t2fs July,
t3c. Oats cash and Dee. ~ igc. May.
Cloverseed. cash and Dec. So 20, Feb.
81 32l. March, s9.27ls Prime aisike; !;
$50 Prime timothy s. IS. OH, but
ter. eggs and hay unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06

Richard DOYLE. a wr.ll-knoWn ProNi-
deuce lorStman and driver for Ed. y
GIUies. the trainer. while breaking Di-
rector Todd 10 harness a. tho Nara
gansett Park track was clicked out 81
the sulky in which he aud another
man. Fred Purthell. we're seated and
thrown 10 tho ground. The horse
kicked him again. while hc lav there
fracturinG his skull lie was al once
removed 20 tho Rhode Island hospital
where he died. The stud ts owned boy
Frederick g. Perkins. owner 90 tb' race
track
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
BUTTER AND EGGS.l

Buttcr-Creamcries. extras s2Bc;
hrsts 81 &c dairy butter. 2ic. packing
stock, 22f.c 10.
EGgs-Frcsh current receipts. cases
included. IS e. dOz. Receipts Monday
gDg cases