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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-21

Il is said that President Taft. whose
given name is william. gives the pref
erence in making appointments to men
with the same prenomcn. There is no
danger. though. that all the Bills VIII
get office for there Is Bill Bryan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-21

Now that Bryan has o-K'd Charlie
culberson's democracy let's all be
happy together. But Charlie didn't
need williams or anybody else's en-
dorsement. He is abundantly able to
stand on his own merits.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-21

When young people elope. a we'd
ding occurs. But when there Is a
church wedding. the marriage Is sol
eE.nixcd. Worth Record.
II matters little what form OF cere
mony is used or what are the attend
ant circumstances II the nuptial knot
Ia tied so securely that Il viii not slip
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-21
SWAPPING COMPLIMENTS.

When II comes TO giving the news
the Bryan Eagle is home-runner. IL
is almost equal to the big daiiies IN
point OF news service.-Gauze Gazette.
And when II comes to critical judg'
ment OF the merits Of newspaper the
Gazette Is Johnny on-the-spot.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-21

The taxpayers Of Bryan voted the
bond issue for a sewer system ana a
new water supply and they want re-
suits. but the amount that can be re-
allied from the sale OF the bonds Is
insufficient. The problem that con-
fronts the city council is. how to cut
the garment according TO the cloth
or how TO provide more cloth.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-21
Improvement.

Bacon-How Is your wife'
Egbcrt-lmproving. thank you.
"why. l didn't know she'd been vi
"she hasn't. but she bought bon
net today for 81. She used to BUY .ne
sixteen dollar kind. you know'-ion'
kers Statesman.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-21

Just received a thousand bushels OF
Oklahoma shelled corn-for pure corn
chops and home ground meal Phone
s76. vick's Feed store. ~
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-21

Sioux chief-why didn't you torture
,hs baldbeadi Piute chief-what was
the useP He had been married t0'
,~.ntv years.-Buffalo Express
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-21
Blunt.

II should like to 70 to my mother-in,
laws funeral this afternoon. sir. saiu
the bookkeeper to the 'old man.
$50 should L." replied the proprietor
M he turned TO his desk again.-Lon'
don Tit-Bits.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-21
Nautical.

.Cap. how many knots an hour can
you make with this vessely
cant make any Just now We "
s,es up."-Baltlmqre American.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
DEPUTY D|SPERsES
GANG WITH GUN
ARREST OF DlSTuRBERs ON pom
TAG CAR NEARLY RESULTS
IN FREE-FoR-ALL FIGHT.

A free-for-all fight was narrowly
averted, late Saturday night, when
Deputy Sheriffs Rudolph Grant and
Harry Crooks arrested William Tucker
and Albert Bowen in Royal Oak for
creating a disturbance on a Pontiac
car II was the last car out and was
filed with Pontiac citizens returning
from Detroit theaters AT the varl-
Gus road houses outside the city II
took on the usual boisterous crowds
who had come from the dry county
10 tank up" Tucker and Bowen
were particularly offensive in their re-
marks, ii is said.
The deputies took their prisoners
into the waiting room az Royal Oak.
Friends OF the pair, both OF whom
live in Birmingham, got of and threat
cned 10 take the men away from the
officers. A fight seemed imminent
when Grant pulled out his revolver
and ordered the crowd TO git" There
was a scampering in all directions and
the deputies boarded the next car for
Detroit without molestation. Monday
morning Tucker and Bowen were tax
en- 10 Royal Oak for trial on the charge
of disorderiy conduct Both pleaded
guilty. Tucker was fined Sl3 and
Bowen IS: each being given the option
of 80 days in jail.
Sheriff CASTOR is determined TO put
a stop TO the rowdyism on the late
cars and says this is a sample or what
others will get II they persist.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
STEVE CAHILL is
IN TROUBLE AGAIN

Stephen Cahill. a man with a most
unenviable police record, is again In
trouble He Is a patient in St Mary's
hospital. under police guard, as re-
suit OF an injury to his foot either
from a bullet wound or broken glass.
received early Sunday morning while
trying to escape capture for his latest
Job
Early Sunday morning. Ernest
Kretschman. saloonkeeper at No. 44i
Fort.st. west, was attracted by the
sound OF breaking glass and hurried
down from his apartments over the
saloon in his stocking feet. and revol
YER In hand, TO find that his front win
dow had been shattered Cahill, with
bottle OF whisky protruding from
each of his overcoat pockets. was
walking up Fort-st. toward Twelfth.
Kretschman pursued and covering
Cahill with his revolver ordered him
TO stop. Cahill. instead. Started to
run. and Kretschman followed, firing
his gun at frequent intervals. Patrol
man Enke was attracted by the shots
and with his assistance Cahill was
finally captured in the rear OF Mercy
hospital, No. 43e Lafayette boulevard,
where he was. found hiding in piano
boz.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
WANT CHURCHILL
TO HARM0N|zE
|ND|A's AFFAIRS
LIBERALS CONSIDER YOUNG
STATESMAN STRONG MAN FOR
PosT-LoRD MIMIC SEEKS AN
EARLY RETIREMENT.

LONDON, Feb. S.-That winston
Churchill may be appointed viceroy of
India, is the interesting piece OF gos'
sip in circulation in political circles.
IL Is well-known fact that Lord
Mimic. the present holder OF the once.
is seeking an early retirement. ana III
some quarters il is said that MS resig-
nation will be almost immediate. IL
Is certain that the Liberal government
i'm the event OF Lord Minto's reure-
ment will not want 10 appoint his sue
cessor before dissolution, and MI,
Churchills name is said TO have re-
ceiyed favorable consideration by the
cabinet.
The need OF an energetic. ardent.
sympathetic statesman 10 handle the
critical affairs of India is regarded as
an imperative necessity, and a survey
OF the ranks OF eligible Liberals re-
yeals no one who would Ill the Dill
as we'll as Mr.. Churchill.
Appointment 10 the viceroryalty
would mean the abandonment OF his
political career. as the fate or other
pro-consuls has been TO be placed on
the political shelf after their return
home. Al the SAME Time IL Nouiu sA'S
Mr.. Churchill an unequalled oppor-
tunity for craftsmanship in extricatng
Indian affairs from the dangerous tan
gle In which they have become In
yolyed
Whatever may be Mr.. Churchill
own inclination. 1t is considered Ger
tain that IL offered the position ne
will accept. His wife. in addition 10
being beautiful and clever has great
ambitions for her husband. She Is
said to feel that India would give him
the greatest scope for his talents or
administration, while the pomp and
pow er of yicereine would be extreme
iy pleasing 10 her.
In connection with the rumor 1t has
been noted that since his marriage Mr..
Churchill has lived in comparative re-
tirement. This sudden love OF obscur-
ity by a man previously so conspicu-
Gus, is now placed not TO the passion
for demoesticity. but TO the training
Mr.. Churchill is giving himself pre-
paratory to the acceptance OF the vice
royalty.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09

iSs. Detroit, i So ! i. 'i% sssS.S
wheat and oat straw ,Sto9s ton.
hia~.--No. I cured. IiHe; No,
cured lSise No sares srs %a s ~ . no no
calf green rec No /. l5c: No. 2. - Ec,
Ssl 9l n,Ss. NJ No i; ;s.o No No , .s
'n S.Ssa is,as, Wal asil. ms base;
:,ss ,ssS SiS Base s ssss cut
wire. s0-rod spoons. S2.so; bal. iron.
sS per ewt: axes. single bit. 70 per
S fSsS a SoS isrs s iasS 70 Der
list: galvanized SO per cent on. sheet
iron. black. IS guage. 50 per ewt: gal
vanized st20 per cwt
Lime.-$i per 100
Lemons-Californ'a, sS.+O0S.iS per
Mushroom-Sog soc per ID.
Onions-Spanish. sl.T592 per crate;
Michigan. 20 u l5c per bu. cuban. 1910
per box. a
oii.-Raw iinseed. SEC: boiled lin
seed, &C gal; less ! per eens h TOR essn
sene. Sac; turpentine. In oarrsi '0's
F;sS.. Ssa:EPs s,ss g sS g per
Observation-Disclosures. 75Qsoc per bu.
car lots, T. o. b. Detroit. 10G1ic per bu'
new Bermudas. seas per bu.
Poultry-Hens. l2L ql3c: springs,
l3isQlic: geese. 124lSc: ducks. lag
14hc; turkeys. young. is u xoc; oiu
springs. iaa l5c; geese. $50 &C: ducks;
l5ql6c; turkeyA young, FL UzSc' o'u
toms. $4,000 per ID Gle
Proytsions-Mess pork: $500; femuy
heavy. tls; smoked hams: lie
7s.c; picnic hams, &c; bacon. Ice; lard
in tlerces. ioAc: kettle rendered. IL nc
per 10.
Rnbbits-Sl.50 per doz
straw berrfes-S0 case per box.
sweet PotntOes-flllnois. $3.50 per
! Dbl. Jerseys. kiln dried. S1.66 per crate
strawberries-409l Case per box.
Sugar-Crystal dominoes. 1855: eagle
tablets $3.50 cut loaf, 50; cubes. S6.56;
;, xxx powdered. '5.4S: sranuiated sS-
IS; graduated. In c5-lb cotton bags.
S5.O5; Michigan GRADUATED. s. 80; con
IS: No, ;; sssS; No. j. $500: No. 5. :t.sS;
/ No g. s4.65; No. 10. $3.50; No. II. 455
7 No IL si.50; No. IS. s4.i5: No. IL. *f.f5;
No IS $4.45 per 100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
BALLOON MAN BORROWS
CHURCH'S CASH-ROW

"a PITTSBURG, Feb. S.-Because
saloonkeeper borrowed $4,000 from
y the Third United Presbyterian church
here, there are prospects of lively do
ings when the next governing board
tof the congregation gets together. The
|rastor OF the church is the Rev j. T.
McCrory, for many years a leader in
the temperance movement and known
Throughout the state.
The fact that the money was want
& cd to erect a new saloon was not
known when the trustees voted to
accept the mortgage on the property,
4 but now the facts have become known,
and there Is general skirmshing
among the trustees to cancel the loan.
< p. j. Bryne. liquor dealer whose
place is now in Fobes-st.. is the Dor.
rover. He purchased a building op-
Dosite the new ball grounds In Oak
and. and for this property he paid
o<8,000.
He needed money to put the place In
1hape for a first-class saloon. and APP
NDjied to a broker to place mortgage
Ior $4,000. The broker placed the
mortgage with the Third United Pres.
|Yterian church, hence the row.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
hADMAh ATTACKS
ROCKEFELLER'S
SON-|N-LAW
PROF. STRONG rs BADLY SCARED
AND IS CONFINED TO ROOMS
AssAiLANT WAS PASSENGER
ON SHIP.

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-Louis Lete'
(. the young Brazilian who attacked Prof.
Charles A. Strong. sonin-law OF
+ John ID. Rockefeller, on the North Ger
man Lloyd liner Barbarossa. from
italy to this port, was still In irons In
the ships hold this morning, with a
ships steward standing guard over
him. Today he will be sent To Eils
1oland, where he will be confined 10
the "madmen's' pen and when the
next North German Lloyd vessel sails
from this port the dark-eyed, muscu'
lar man from South America VIII De
placed on board her.
Prof Strong is confined To his rooms
1t the Hotel Belmont. His face is
badly SCARED and he is carrying his
hand In a sling. In trying to ward on
the madmans attack. he spralned MS
thumb.
when found the fellow was VIC
tim OF hallucinations | would not nave
complained 10 Capt. Won Bardeleben'
he said, but my father who was with
me on the ship. insisted on my doing
TO-"
why did you attack Prof. Strong?'
Leite was asked.
Because he has followed me with
his evil eye, with electricity, with poi
son." was the reply. He has been
Following me for year He tried TO
poison the food had on this ship. but
4 discovered him in time. | can't stand
him.
I'm sorry / felt so nervous" Leite
added presently Il was too nervous
TO fight we'll To fight one should be
calm and self-contained."
Prof. Strong is the son of the Rev.
SAugustus Strang, OF Rochester. once
president of the theological seminary
(. OF that city.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
|JER0ME HAS CLOSE
ESCAPE FROM
DEATH
DISTRICT ATTORNEY is PARTLY
OVERCOME BY GAS AS MAID IN
LOWER APARTMENT KILLS
HERSELF.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-District At
Htorney William Travers Jerome, his
wife and their Japanese servant were
partly overcome today by gas which
poured into their apartments at No. 3
+. Rutgers-st., from a room beneath, In
(which Sarah Schwadron. 10 years old,
had committed suicide.
The Schwadron girl was employed
by the family of Jacob Karkes on the
|uecond floor of the building. When
che retired last evening she opened a
door of the kitchen which led into her
|xDom and turned on the gas in the
\ kitchen stove and In her room
Mr.. Jerome and his wife returned
20 their home at midnight. The dis
Etrict attorney noticed a pronounced
3 Odor of gas in the hallway and he in
Dpected all Of the jets there. Finding
Them all in order, he concluded that
:there was only trifing leak and he
and his wife retired
The gas poured up into the room
where Mr.. Jerome and his wife were
asleep. Karkes woke up early in the
morning and noticed the smell OF gas.
He aroused Isaac Dunno, boarder in
the Karkes household, and the two
men made their way to the kitchen.
They were almost overcome by gas as
they opened the door.
Karkes, holding his breath, entered
the kitchen and turned off the lighted
gas Jet, while Dunno rushed into the
hall shouting for help. His cries arous-
ed Mr.. Jerome and also attracted the
Intention of Policeman Mcdonald, who
'Aoent In a call to Gouverneur hospital.
When the district attorney awoke he
was SO weak that he was hardly able
20 get out of bed. With difficulty he
made his way TO window, opened 1t
and then cared for his wife. rhe
|. Japanese servant. aroused by Mr.. Je-
rome. was also weak from inhaling the
Ras.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
100000 FIRE
At REED CITY

REED CITY, Mich, Feb. S.-The
plant OF the Reed City Veneer and
Panel company. OF this city, was de-
stroyed by fire which started about
midnight. The loss is estimated al
800 600. with 100000 insurance.
The fire started in the dry kilns.
The company is owned by Grand Rap
ids capitalists. The plant will be re
huilt
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

! FurBished by HGyden. atone a Co:
The morning session or the Boston
dull Many OF the prominent copper
shares not having been quoted IL was
known before the opening that the ne
gotiations between the Calumet ~
Hccla and Bigclow interests were de-
clared on, and ia consequence Isle 10! 70
ale opened down 10 20 Osceo1a also
opened on two points on - single ttsns
action. Outside of these lower cop
per stocks there has not been "A lea-
ture whatever To the copper market.
In the miscellaneous list. the Pnea-
matte stocks have com, 20 the lIont
again on A favorable annual report
which will soon be given out, the COM
mon and preferred both showing gains
American Telephone, Mass. Gas ana
United shoe stocks continue strong on
limited dealings.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
WARRANT FOR
BUSINESS MAN

JACKSON. Mich. Feb. S.-A war
rant has been issued for the arrest
VIM. ]. Dowsett, secretary OF the
Jackson Master Plumbers Association
charging violation Of the antitrust
law through the precluding OF non
members from competing on plumbing
Jobs and establishing fixed prices.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
NEW NORk METAL.

NEW YORK. Feb S.-At the Metal
exchange today, Lake Copper was re-
dtccd ! in the asking price. quota
tlous. Lake. l3ss a 1850, electrolytlc
ia. 4l2asc castings. 1870 - &c.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
Apple.-Fancy. st5oas; common. 5:

Appies-Fancy. s45"4k; common. So
G5oU DER bbl
Butter-Ornciai prices: Extra cream
cries 29c: hrsts 2Tc crooks. 20hc;
packing stock. lsc per Id.
Cabbage-2 ~ per ID.
CauIihOwer-s5 so Der crate.
Celery-35c per doz, California, IS %
5 25 per crate.
Cheese-Michigan full cream. 15h a
lee: Limburger. i6c: brick. lsI1 Cite;
Schweitzer. 1sc per 10.
Conee-Packase coffee. sl2.759i5.2s
per 100 lbs.
Crsnberries-Fancy. s5G5.5o per bu.
Dressed Cnlve.-Fancy. logic; COM
mon. s4l0c per ID
Dressed Hogs-Light. IN 07Ac; me !.
dun. 7G7Lc per ID.
Exgs-Mlchigan current receipts
case count. 29isc per doz
FIOur-Michigan patents. in wool
S5.75: second patent. So straight.
t5.15: clear. IS per Dbl.
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. S26; coarse
S25 90: coarse middlings. S27: fine mid
dlings $50 per ton.
Ffnnap Hsddies-9c per lh
Fresh Neutrality-suspicious. hot
house. 81 80 a. per doz; lettuce. lie ID;
head lettuce SO per hamper: pars-
nips 3jc per bu. tomatoes, S2.50Q%
per 6-basket crate. radlshes. Csc per
doz; wax beans $3.50 per bu; pie-plant.
soc per doz; green beans. 81 per bu.
Grape Fruit-s2. % d3.75 per box.
Green Peppers-75c per basket.
Grapes-Malagas. ss11c Der Dbl
Honey-Fancy white. go Sc: amber.
10611c; extracted. 646kc per Id.
Hsy-Detroit shippers arc paying the
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
Quotations by Hayden. Stone 4 Co:
open. High. Low. Close.
roIEno GRAIN

TOLEDO. -. Feb. S.-Wheat--Cash
silica. MAY, sl.12k July. $Lo2 =
Sept. 9Sisc. COrn--Cash, 90 ne. May
65b.c. July and Sept. 652sc oats
! cash 52a.c May. 3sc: July. 4It.c
Sept 40lsc Rye-19i2c Alsike-ss.s5
| clover seed-March. s. so; oct, t6.l1 y
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
PRODUCE.

There was not much 10 be said for
the market this morning. Receipts in
all lines We're very small and Jew
/ buyers were ont early that there was
J nothing IN conditions To affect prices.
: There are no large stocks OF eggs but
everybody seemed to have enough 70
( MI orders. and the course Of prices de-
ponds on the weather and what out
side markets do. Elgin was doped to
hold steady. but the feeling here was
that the next move would be DOWN
ward. although the market was not
weak There was no live and only a
few packages Of dressed poultry In. and
the supply OF hogs and calves were
light
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
Orao Lake for Suicide.

CHICAGO, Feb. SIN order to clear
- mystery surrounding the finding OF
othing and trinkets belonging to a
<oman who n believed to have found
.ooth In the lake at the foot OF Goethe,
y. the police OF the Hudson-ave sta
- began dragging the lake early
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
The Citizens Savings Bank
Detroit, Mich.

February 9th, 1909.
To the Depositors of The Citizens Savings Bank
Detroit, Michigan:
Gentlemen:
The undersigned directors of the Citizens Savings Bank
beg that by unanimous Of
its Board of Directors they have decided consolidate this
bank with the Dime Savings Bank of this city.
We will the Office of the Dime Savings Bank in
the Building Cor of Fort and Griswod Streets,
Monday morning, February 9Th, Mr. Tillotson,
Cashier and entire staff will continue the business of the
Citizens Savings Bank.
We cordially invite you continue your business with
the consolidated bank believing that the facilities offered will
largely increased by the union of the organizations
and customers that they will with the
courtesy and lberalty.
Very respectfully yours,
THE CITIZENS SAVING BANK,
Levi L. Barbour Gaylord w. ellis
Thomas Berry Charles A. Kent
David S. Carter w. F. Jewel
Richard II. Fife George Osius
Frank Filler Hugh Wallace
ames H. Finn Frank F. Tillotson
Directors.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. Feb. s--Bustness AT the
opening Of the cotton market was fair
y active and prices We're one point
lower TO two points higher. spot in
terests bought as usual. but room trad
ers seemed Ia be working for a de-
cline. Wall-st. interests were not ac-
tive on either side OF the market. After
the call offerings In general were light
demand was the steady lndertone due.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
Markets en1 Finance

calves. s5.50u725. sheep and Lambs
Receipts 10000, market strong sheep'
sS15fl5s3. lambs, $5.25N7.l
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO--Opening
Ounainu n Stevens Live stock Report

BUFFALO Feb. Special. Cat
tle-Recelpts 90 cars. market loo lower.
Hogs-Receipts 80 cars. slow heavy,
S6SOa6SO. workers.. $500 u6.10, pigs.
S6?Od650 sheep and Iambs-RC =
celpts so cars. slow. best lambs, $50 "
76s. few, s575, culls. s6d 6I5: year
ifngs s6d66O. wcthers. s5jOQ s. >
Ewes "a 5O@5 CalVes-S5 a 25
"a AI0-(lose
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden
u. S. GOV. BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den, Stone * Co, il6-lls Grisvold-st..
81 a
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09

railroad has invaded the holy city
edina. and the tomb OF Mahom-
has been illuminated by cleo
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Feb. sharp advance IN
perIin ard strong Liverpool cables
esused a bulge OF "a a &c in wheat,
May selling a; the highest price on
the crop. 49,
6l1l. Corn-May, 63 =. n 637sc oats
May. 5iT.a52c Pork-May, Sl6.17.
La%dEMay. sg6o Ribs-May $500
Wheat closed ,.G7sc higher. the
price OF the Patten future CMay) reach
ing $li1A on rush OF buying by
shorts and investors. but IL sold down
10 sllOl9. and ciosc- at sl.10l7 a l0-
with Patten taking profits. Corn was
u a i.c up to &c lower oats. y n &C
higher. and provisions about un-
changed.
Closing prices: Wheat--May S.i0 II
df1Ok. Corn-May cas- a 90 SC. oats
May. 81 e. bid. Pork-Mav. SIS. 80
1850. I.ard-May. 50 81 q $50. RIBS
May. s. 50 asked
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09

EAST III FTNIII y. I. T %. y
Cattie-Receipts , .6c5. heavy steers
slow. go 35c lower, other grades fairly
active ana barely steady prime steer :
gBMG5O. $50 To I .t0O-lb steers 80 -
fH6 10 $50 to i.160-lb. steers. - - n .
he{fers s415U5.1j. cows, $3.25 a 4.sJ
pulls. s325m5.IJ Ncals-Receipts l..
200. active. 25c lower: Gull TO choice
S5556sg5 sheep and Iambs-Receipta
40 OOO. active and Arm. lambs. tj.25 a
715: ycarlings S6dG.15; wethers. So,
G575. ewes s45On5. mixed sheep
-Eecefpts 5000. fairly active: besj
grades 90 lower. pigs sc lower. york.
ers, S. 5Om6.15: pigs $3.50 6.35. mixed
and heavy. S6.7ONl6sO; rOughs. $3.50 a
90; stays siU41a.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Feb. s.-Close; with an
increase OF over 100000 ou lh ~
quantity OF wheat heading for the ppt
~ Europe' Liverpool on Monday made
the biggest advance In prices th's ssa
son Here is the point IN the Vita
market that causes surprise. AZ was
well known that American conditions
were bullisn. but the friends OF hiBhv,'
prices did not expect heip from au.Oau -
They thousht the sttenss s ,nrsisners
are keeping right up with the pfe,,vvS
sion and must need wheat na1, VI W,
ing demand here was lsood anu !, ne - 80,
SITUATION strong Crop reports SHOW
much OF the growing winter wheat %
be in "A bad way. givinG strength 70
the new crop futures iFauihk va
lively In the Detroit market and the
tone was strong most OF the session
but slumped Attie at the close wheh
The Patten crowd did some selling
Wheat uuotations--Cas No. ieu'
xIIih. Nav opened with an advance
OF q at slI2la, advanced 10 VIZ =
and closed at Sil2t jniy opened ciass az
sl.o2ia. advanced 10 Sl.oZ =, anu V'o ee'
advanced 10 9gi.c and closed at ~ a g
No. 8 red. 81 0sia; No. ! white 81 ~ =
coarse grain quotations: Corn, ASH
sac. At Sac, :. at 81 &c.
oats-Cash No white. car AZ
sac. No. I white. car at 0SA.e
ReansGcash. .33o bid; May s2.3S
bid ca ns a.,
Glover seed-Prtme spot 90 bsgs at
s5.55: March. 100 bags AT s5.5s sam
ME 80 bags at $40. 80 at So 81. 20 a.
1925. Is at s5 II at si.Io: sample a.
sike. : bags at IS. Al s.. at 50 So
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 80 bags
Bariey-Firm at sle5 q l.3o per cwt
/ for best samples.
! Receipts I'm the Detroit market on
| Monday iuriu1rd 800 bbls OF -four, !
| car OF wheat. - OF corn. ana Z OF
| oats WITHDRAWALS were zoo bbls OF
| eour stocks are 445le5 bu or wheat
! 2s3 400 bu Of corn 14l.1'5 bu or oats.
and 5l.5t3 bu OF rye.
worlds wheat exports last week
! O4S. 600 h0.
/ crease
Wheat IN Liverpool closed : a Is a.
and corn y a I'D higher.
Winnipeg wheat receipts. 1871 cars
! year ago. Ill, -,
| Northwestern wheat receipts Mon
/ dav 541 cars. year ago. 3s6.
/ Visible supply changes; Wheat, l.
! s54 600 bAl decrease corn, 45.OOp ou, IN
/ crease. oats IFS 900 bu. decrease
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
CUICACO IIyESTOCk,

CHICAGO, Feb. S.--Hogs Receipts
as 600 nla1 ket strong. mixed and butch
crs, S. 100 u $50 good heavy. 1925 $50; ,
rough heavy s6.05 n $50, light. S5.S5u
Cattle-Reccipts $4,000, market steady
TO Toe higher; beeves. s4.15N5.i0; cows
and heifrrs 90G5S5; stockers and
feeders, t3.259 $50, Texans, $3.50 y $40;