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The Glenwood post., 1909-09-18

Charles Starkey, aged so years, died
in Grand Junction Monday as result
of an attack of Bright s disease. His
remains were brought to this city Tues
day and placed in the home of Mrs.
Higgins. The funeral was held Wed
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with in
terment in Rosebud cemetery, Morti
clan Schwarz having charge. The de
ceased had been living with his family
at Cardiff, where he worked for the
Colorado Midland. He is survived by
his wife and three grown children.
The Glenwood post., 1909-09-18

Miss Marguerite Marquis came up
from Grand Junction last Sunday and
on Monday left for Nevada, No., where
she will be a student the coming year
in Cottey college.
The Glenwood post., 1909-09-18

Account Second Annual State Con-
clave Knights Templar the Rio Grande
will sell tickets to Boulder and retura
Sept. 23 and "a at one fare for tho
round trip. Return limit Sept. 81.
The Glenwood post., 1909-09-18

John Paine, John Robertson, Oliver
Griffith, Frank French and John Shu.te
were the only ones to take the civil
service examination for Glenwood mail
carrier last Monday.
The Glenwood post., 1909-09-18

Mrs. Elmina Dewitt received a tels.
gram Monday informing her of the seri-
ous illness of her son, Clarence, In 4
Salt Lake hospital. She left on the
first train for the City of the Saints.
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Shop around and get prices on
dry goods shoes and notions and
then see what we can do for you.
Remember we place quality first.
Our guarantee of satisfaction goes.
= MAY q Tompkins.
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Notice 10 Taxpayers.
The county Auditors Office will

The county Auditors Office will
be open for the purpose of receiving
tax returns from the lst day. Of
January to the goth of February
1909 inclusive, after which, date
the law imposes the addition of
fifty cents penalty to the dollar for
neglect or refusal to make returns.
The law requires full return of all
property owned or managed by
husband, guardian, executor, ad-
ministrator or in fduciary capaci-
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estate. ALI male citizens between
the ages of twenty one and sixty
years of age are required to pay a
poll tax of one dollar each, except
those exempt by law.
j. B. Haltiwanger,
County Auditor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-01-13

Beautiful imported decorated
ware. You can either buy a COM
plete dinner set or any single
piece tnat you need.
Ramsey & Jones.
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Opportunity in Hay Farm. Gooe
One for Sale at Augusta.

I have a fine hay farm for sale for
a client in Richmond county, l-a
mile below the city limits of Angus
ta-22s acres, 2lO acres in hay
Large barn 100 x SO ft, tenant houses
etc. This is a fine opportunity for
a good country farmer who wishes
to remove to the city for any reason,
and farm very proftably near by.
Forspecial reasons the place can be
offered for a while at bargain
$4,000, good payments. :. Theehay
farms, below Augusta are famous
is one of them-level as "a
floor, fertile and profitable. .!F
Address, H. G. Middleton,
Augusta, Ga
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For Sale: A large, new twelv

For Sale: A large, new twelve
room house, tenant house, barn, st : !
bles, and other out houses, an
twelve acres of land, all within the
incorporate limits of Edgefeld, S.
G. The land is all under good wire
fences, and divided into three fields,
apasture, garden horse and COW
lots, fine orchard of apples, pears,
peaches, cherries, Burbank and
Abundance plums, pecan trees, and
fine vineyard. A good we'll and
plenty of water, Apply to
j. B. Haltiwanger.
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Official Notice.

/ desire to notify the public that
1 viii be in my Office at Edgefeld
every Monday and every Saturday
for the transaction of any business
connected with the schools of the
county.
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For Sale.
Real Estate

No. lOl. One of the Best Hotels
in any country 'rownin the South;
IA Rooms and all appurtenances.
already furnished, we'll established,
well equipped, well patronized.
Situated near the business part of
the Town of Edgefeld, S. G. This
Hotels known and patronized by
the T. P. AS from all over the
country. ,,..
No. 1o2. A comfortable Cottage
on Buncombe Street, in EdgeHeld,
S. G..
No. 1os. A Cozy Cottage near the
business part of the Town in Edge4
field, S. c.
No. 1o4. Residence %. Jeter Street
in Edgefeld, S. G.
No. los. oo-acre Farm between
Edgefeld and Trenton S. G.
No. 1o6. 2oO-acre Farm about 70
miles South of Edgefeld, S. c."
No. 107. The Capt. Lewis Jones,
place-7O acres beautifully located.
in town of Edgefeld. Purchaser;
could sell almost enough town lots
to pay for the place. 2 4-room
dwellings.
No. los.. Good Farm, 9O5 acres
on road between Edgefeld and
Parksville, 4 miles from latter place
100 acres of timbered land, we'll
watered, two good tenant houses. {
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Your Patronage Solicited.

/ desire to notify my friends and.
the public generally that / have
purchased the Barber Shop on the
corner from Mr.. A. J. Davis and
will conduct frst-class shop at the
same place. 1 will have skilled
barber to assist me and guarantee
satisfaction.
Isolicit your patronage.
T. lE. STROM.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
STEAMER BURNS TO WATERS
EDGE NEAR MARINE CITY
Badger State Drifts Across River,
Mass of Flame, and Strands on tho
Canadian Shore.

MARINE CITY, Mich. Dec. THE
steamer Badger State burned TO the
waters edge last night Captain
Leonard. startled from his cabin by
smoke. barely escaped with his life as
the flames ragged on the boat He
Jumped 70 the barge VIM. Brake.
winch the steamer had been moored
10 anL the crew of the Brake cut The
moorul lines To- protect themselves.
The Badger State driftcd slowly
across the river. mass OF flame. and
stranded ON The Canadian shore,
whore she burned 10 the waters edge,
81 total loss The origin OF the fire Is
NOT known
The Badger state wds owned Jy th"
American Cedar and Lumber Co. OF
AlpCna. and was valued at $1,000.
Sbc was built in 1862 and served Tor
wears as passenger and packet freight
steiner She came into THIS port YES.
tcsday and tied up al Datidson's dOck.
Intending To lay here for the winter.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

Rhodes tllO. Tomlirson. ! 20 Scott.
1870. Alpena. l. SIT Wm y snyder
arrived E,orsc 10 las up 80 ths
muruiug So Uganda released from
Grasscy island this morning Joy tag
HnCkett
SAU'LT STE MARIE. Dec. In.
Cuddv 1880 T. IN Monday, Souoma :,
pounaroua. 4
Nottingham. : last night. Cornelius,
a.. SFlvauid. Gal les. %. James Wa
lace. o. Sotapa Geo. Gould TO. Iiu-
mrrnan II, ireland. noon. kopp
Down craig. Arcadtan. 80 =. t-
Monday CoIrleau. $50. Bopc. - Hub
bard ESQ Mcintosh Wexford. Fleet
wood and whalohacSs. 3 30. Troy, go,
Henry smith .. sierra. Winnipcg. $50,
James Wallace, ., Fitch. $50, Trues
dale $50.
Regina Henri Ilawgood last
night. Sultauu. ESQ Iron King. mid
night North sea. $50. showing hand.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
NEW PASTOR CHOSEN.
Rev. Eugene r. Shlppen to Succeed
Rev. Reed Stuart.

The Rev Eugene r. Shppcn. oi
Lancaster. Pa and formerly in charge
OF big church in Boston is To be the
new pastor OF the First Unitarian
church. 10 succeed tho Rev Reed
stuart. who retired from the ministry
Mr. Shippcn is graduate OF Harvard
Divinity school, class Of 80 and took
post graduate work in oxford. in
England in lS93g4 His first pastor
ate was in Wichita. Kan Mr. ship.
pea is nephew OF the Rev Thomas
Mumford first pastor of the First
Unitarian church and is ii years old
He is a splendid specimen OF physical
manhood. being over six feet tall and
well proportioncd He will occupy his
now pulpit. Sunday
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
M A z l N E


Detroit.
DETROIT Dee Up \ NolN 20,
Il 80 a IN Monday. Mclean, & 80 p. ma,
Clement. 500, Edenborn. $50 North
evn Light. 9.o5. Squires go orion.
$40
Northern Light last night. squire.
orion $50. Hutchinson. LanScu. barge,
North Lake. Taylor. 20, Maine. barge.
- America. 3 Boiand. 4. Niikcsbarre.
40, Imperial barge, =, Carnegie, so.
Slcksn. barges. 10
Down. Gilbert. Carleton. l1;45 4. IN.
Monday, Stackhouse. 1850, Merida.
noon. Beatty. so p. m, Alaska tstcell,
, Euell, Eleanor, y. stewart, ., l. 6.
smith. f-lo, Mahoning. $50, Paine,
,45 Leonard. N.45. Ncttlctou. .. Shcn-
anso 9.2a. Wolf Chtg). 9;i5
Leonard. \ctticton, ShcnhuEo 9l5
last night, Wulf tucw), $50. Eicha rd-
son. loAo. Munro II. Jones. i2.%o a..
IN NcaChaM 30, Albert Marshall.
rrs g. Scranton. 6.l5. Wilson. 100,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

Ape's.Esoc as. pc, ou: ,l.SOa' Dbl,
western boz apples $: ,a@1 box
Usbbagc-si - bbi
Csulinow~r-si % per doz
cssisry-MMGlnr,r, yMlrr, sro~mii ,l,i, SoasSe d9s
cream. lsc. Schweitzer fancy. eic H.
Conee-Packase coffee. Sli25glio0
Caiifornia Frult.-Pears. e5o&s per
box; grapes. sl,501i.,5 box.
thestnuts-Spani 20 loc ib
Cranberrie~-s2.s5 q ? 50 bu; SEA 20
Da,~.-Perslans. sa6Isc. Fards 30
Si1c 10.
Dressed C.,ve.-Fancy, lOgilc:
Dressed Aftcs-Lisht. 9gloc: heavy.
sG9c To-
F,x--rmported. new. li@l4e Id; CAL
Flour-Mlchisa patents. in wood.
seIs second patents. s3sS; stra, sh''
sSss sle1r s1S0' Tge Ig ioIF; s'' so ee' So
coarse coYnmesl. 81 So: corn q and ost Ssi
chop, $3.50; coarse middlings. S25.5O.
ftnan Haddie.-s Gre 10
house 75c--si % doz lettuce. hot
2oc doz: wax beans, 50 hamper; esets;
4jc hu, rutabagas. 80 n f0c; Hubbard
squash. &c ID; California tomatoes. 81
gas per basket crate; hothouse to-
bas, lib. I2aiSe Mslagas. ss0s.5o
Grape rrun-,3 soas.5s box.
HOuey-Fancy white, l5Wltc 10; m
, Der, l0a11c; extracted. easlsc ie.
toiiowlrg prices Tor baled hay in ear
lots. T. o. b, Detroit No. l timothy,
sl4al45o: No. 2. '2qlS:so; clover, sis
qt3.50; rye straw, - n 80, wheat ana
Hid-.-No. / cured, i3c. No cured,
i2c' No ! green, ic. 70 green Zoe. ,l'.
green No. T. BE. No p iti.c. calf
green. No. l. lie, No. :. 15iac, caif
cured, 10. J.. ise 70; i,ss'2e' ,i, horse
skins. as 10 wool SOC a,l.oo.
Hickory Nuts-New. si.5ogl.75 bl
Iimes-sl q 70 per loo
IemOns-California 50 20 q > 30.
Maple sugsr-l0H per 10.
MushroOms--50 q 60c 10.
Orange.-California navels, s2.T50
3 box: Floridas. s2d250 box
Onious-M ichigan. 90 y oVc bu, new
Spanish 81. 40 per crate
OIis-Raw linseed. oic. boiled in
n sHs days fh tor kero easn
SIC gal.
Provi.Ion--Mess pork, .s25 family
pork. 500; medium clear, s2s: smoked
hams, lac; dry saited briskets; lac.
sssSn iae as pifne in .sfass ha%s
kettle rendered. 15lzc ID.
PineappIes-s2Q a , 20 doz.
Poultry-Iiens. l2nl3c 10: springs
130i4c Id. geese. li4l2c Id. ducks
,t9l41ac 10 turkeys young 10 g ! &c
10: dressed hens, l3Qlfc 10: springs,
i14a14Izc 10: geese. 12gl3c lb: ducks.
&C 10: turkeys. 1sQl7c 10.
PotatOes-Car lots, bulk, 80 y 36c bu;
bags 3b13Sc.
Quinces-sl SO n l.75 bu
Rabbits-{i.15 doZ.
sweet Potator.-Jersey. kiln dried
sf35 crate Illinois. SLIPS bJ, s. bbl
sugar-crystal dominoes. fl.35; Eagle
tablets $3.50; cut loaf, $40. cubes
SJ.65: XxN% powdered. $3.50; standard
powdered. $3.50, granulated, extra
coarse. $3.50. granulated; fine. In bulk
$40; RranuIated in 25-lb cotton bags
S5.4j: Michigan granulatsd. s.. 2O; dia-
mond. 5000: confectioners A. 1885
No Z. $50; No. s. s525 No. s. 500;
No. I. ISIS. No 5. $50; No. ., $500;
No 10. s5. No. IL, si.95, No. IL. $4.90;
No. - 1855. No. Ii. s4s5. No. 10, $is5
per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
NEW YORK COTTON.
Cotton prices, furnished by Hayden.
stone & Co.: Opening:
ri ~ N m
NEW NonK PRoDICE.

NEW YORk. Dec = PORK Firm.
Lard EasN, middle west. sl3 .6um ,. 20
sugar. Raw. weak refined, dull. low
er conc": Rio No : on spot, Sia a.
$50. TaiioW. pullA city. 6t4c. coun-
Try. 6dS.c Dressed poultry: stead
Live poultry: Firm. Cheese; Firm
fun cream specials. 17nl1Sc, skins,
specials i4Lzc. full skins. 6M1 iac.
cone" options opened quiet. unchanged
20 . points advance. Butter: quiet,
steady. receipts. S.s6"; creamerY extra
2gc. state dairy tubs. 2sW 3: e. imita
tlou creamery, hrStE &c 2fc. Eggs
Firm receipts - .5G5. nearby white
faucs 90 n jur. do mixed. 3on Soc, fresh
INST. fI 3-t
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
PRODUCE.

The ElAin batter market Was rather
Gar and while local dealers are com
planning OF a slowing up iu demand olt
account Of high prices already. TINS
market had 10 follow. The change to
Wintry weather : holding the esg mar-
ket Up. Receipts OF fresh cggs Were
on tie increase Of late. and there is
considerable pressure from storage
stock Poultry receipts we're moderate
and FOR tho most part were quickly
taken oIt of slgnt calves and hog
are very quiet as are also potatoes
heif cent decline In cured hides VAS
reported
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. Conflict
ing reports reach here OF battle be
tween President Zelaya's troops com
manded by Gen Nasquez. and the
forces OF Provisional President Es-
trada a message from I,lucnelds
where the evolutionists control the
situation, says the Zelaya troops were
defeated with d heavy loss. Another
dispatch from Managua, capital OF
Nicaragua. says Gen. Vasqucz dealt
"A crushing blow To Estrada's soldiers.
The Bluefelds dispatch is credited
here
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
Mayor Determined To Take Nothing
Less as Result OF Findings of
n Committee of Fifty, Now
Finally Complete.
Report Goes To Council and
Negotiations With Railway Are
Expected To Start Soon.

Eigh. tickets for a quarter Is tne
rate OF fare which the Detroit United
railway VIII be asked to grant in re
,urn for an extension OF franchises
when the time Tor Official negotiation
comes.
ON the basis OF the findings OF the
committee OF fifty. Mayor Breiumeyer
will not stand for a proposition OF
seven tickets for 25 cents He is not
ready to declare his attitude yet but,
when he is prepared 10 do so, * Is
probable that his plan will be eignt
tickets for % cents. With the com
pany laying and repairing all founda'
tions and the city attending 10 the
paving between the tracks.
This would be much better plan
for the city than the present ordi-
nance for the three-cent lines II -
so much better that the ID. t. r.. even
il willing To adopt this agreement for
the present fve-cent lines. would not
accept il for the others. In that case.
the mayor would insist on universal
transfers at the low rates Of fare be-
tween the two systems.
"I will insist on universal transfers
and proper extensions as necessary
features OF any proposal that Is 10
be submitted" says Mayor Breitmey-
er. Further than that | do not care
TO go just at this time want TO
read and digest these reports care
fully and 10 hear the discussions at
the council hearings before adopt
any hard-and-fast plan.
"But one thing is certain. | Will not
recommend any proposed settlement
that is not in line with the demands
of the people for lower fares, better
service and extensions There would
be no use in putting proposition mp
10 the voters unless II is one they
could approve"
Council Gets Fifty" Report
All the committee of fifty data went
to the council Tuesday night
Chairman Harpfer OF the franchise
committee has announced that he will
call meetings of that committee as
soon AS possible. The Detroit United
railway will be given opportunity 10
furnish any information. to attack the
committee of fifty report or TO make
any proposition desired.
AS large attendance is expected az
these hearings, they may be held in
the Museum OF Art auditorium or
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
CHURCHES TO UNITE.
Vestry Of st. James Votes to join
trinity.

FT TTITtIF
~ vote of a 20 IL. the vestry
and officers OF ST James Episcopal
church. Monday night. decided to
unite with Trinity church The meet
ing bad its pathetic side. the Rev. :.
w Frisbie. who has ministered as
rector for over 80 years and Willipm
Northwood, an AGED yestryman. find.
ing IL very hard 20 sever the ties that
bound them to the little brick church.
Bishop Williams gave a vigorous ad-
dress. fully explaining the necessity
OF the merger aud finally the great
est good 10 the greatest number" OF
sentiment prevailed. DR. Frisbie will
be co-rector OF Trinity with the Rev
W. Warne Wilson.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
vassar e Ends llfs

FOtGHkEEPStE, y y. Dec -
Miss Marguerite Daucrty. daughter OF
Rev Wm II Ddueuy. pastor OF ihe
Presbyterian church and n student ai
Nassar college ended her life in 4
cistoru in her fathers ard ~ Hugh
son,iiic ~ reason Is known.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
Yesterdays N. Y. sTOCKA


Reported for The Times by Carson
craig n Co.
Up to noon hour today the stock mar
kct was decidedly unintercsting ana
without feature Traders were waiting
for the presidents message and stocks
fiuctuated meaninglesslN, Trading was
extremely HIGHT and mostly profession
Al, with only littlc over 100000 shares
TO noon Extreme advances OF about
one point We're made In Rock Island
pref and steel The Pacincs and it'll
stocks showed fractional gains. ana
several specialtics. notahl! Amer can
L & r. and Pacirc Mail. were decided
- stronger.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
en-, AGO puoDI,E.

29i-c. prime hrsts. 23isc. hrsts. - 30.
Butter Creamery extras. $50. frstel
H9r. dairy extras, cSc 8IEhrSts. 80,
Cheese Twins. tGT istac. daisies.
isi.'. YOUNG Amcriras. l61 iStrr. tive
poHltry. Turkeys iGc fnwis t21 ~.
spriuE chickens, l3u lJtsc, ducks. ig1
lss. gccss. lpc.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. Doc. Wheat cash aud
pee. sj-ii. Nav. slt4ts July sL02iz
corn. CASH aud Doc. 30, MAY 90 -.
Jift. 63ttc. oats Casn aad Dec
i2s. .r Mav. 45ta July. az Gye
80 1si4c. No 3 &c Cloverseed'
cash aud Dec. s915i Feb. s9.e7ts
March sH31i7 Prime alsike $500.
Prime timothy: sts5 OIL. butter, eggs
and hay. unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
ENDS LEE BY SHOOTING.

DEERFlELD Mich. Doc. - tSpe
cial Frank Whtmarsh, OF Lenawce
junction vino shot himself SUNDAY
morning with suicidal intent died tnis
mnLnLmg.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Dec. Close Injury OK
10 30 per cent Is reported TO the wnea
cop OF Argentina. They are harvest :
lng in the northern part. hut farther
south the Plant is in a position 10 he
badly injured by killing frost Eu-
rope looks 10 Argentina FOR wheat sup
pines iron January well into the sum
me and 4 confirmation OF the injury
s likely TO have bullish effect On
Elrcpean prices A. home the posi-
zion OF wheat has title 10 suggest a
decline. The leading northwestern
markets. after heaV! run OF wheat,
nave only about quarter OF the wheat
supply they had year ago aud the
visible supply is short about 2e,O0eoO"
hI cash wheat IS at premium oN er
May and miilers arc active buyers IN"
buiiishness IN both foreign and dOmes-
ttC situation has resulted In neavy Gov
erlug Of shorts IN which the bears ia 4
moderate losses. The biggest shorts in
Cnicago have bough in their wheat
The government report show Ing more
acres OF winter wheat than a year 10
and a better condition. turned a bullish
market into bearish one and the close
vas az 4 loss ot - fOr the day.
Wheat quotations Cash and Dec.
No. red. sl2oS. MAY opened WIN an
advance Of - al s. =, advanced 10
sl-i@. and declined 10 sl-SA. july
ciiued 10 Si.0.ia No. white, sl2oa.
coarse grain quotations. Corn, cash
No 3, jsc. No. yellow. ears a. 81. q,
al eoc oats STANDARD, ear az
cash No. /. ,elsc Beans: cash. s205,
jan. 500. Cloverseed: Prime spot
il bags at Ss.5e. l. at 81. -. i at s7..5.
prime alsike. $50 sample alsike, l.
bags at s7.-5 AZ $50.
Receipts in the Detroit market Tues
da 5 included Gao bbis OF -four. ! car OF
wheat = OF corn and of oats. Stocks
are ,f9S bu OF wheat. l59.450 bu OF
corn. 194.5S3 bu OF oats. 40 bu or bar
ley and 1883 bu OF r5e.
THeg14kfl wheat TegplpfS Minnean-
oils. ISG cars, against ISi year ago.
Duluth, 4s cars. against 1876; W innipes.
1se cars. against 39l, 81. Louis. lS,oo0
bu against $1,000 bu, Kansas CITY. 3
cars. against a.
Wheat in Liverpool closed unchang-
ed 20 sd higher and corn unchanged
European wheat visible increase, p
$4,000 b4-
Worlds visible supply Increase o.
0S0 900 bI last week.
Government report shows 33.4S3,o 900
acres of winter wheat and "A condition
of ass compared with 3o.o3l 600 acres
and condition OF >5.5 a year ago.
Wheat receipts al primary points on
TUESDAY 5S2,000 b. year ago 6si0ov
Exports Of wheat and -four Tuesday.
356ou0 bu
CHICAGO. Dec. Wheat was fairly
active and higher at tbe .outse+ Ar
gcntinc adVices were bulllsh. Opening
was steady 10 - up. corn. steady 10
shade up oats, higher on good invest
mcnt cali for May and further cash de-
mand for Dec Provision list. lower on
a general rush OF local selling.
Noon. Wheat after q brisk advance.
receded 20 below the opening price.
corn, unchanged TO &c lower, oats,
trine isber.
After 4 sharp burst or strength wheat
shlmped rather violently and closed
weak and lower. com and oats went
through the same process. bat did MOI
slump 40 violently. Both closed lower.
Provisions closed a TITLE above the
opening prices
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BUTTER AND EGGS.I

Buiter-'reameries. extras, &c
hrsts $50. dairy butter. 2ic. packing
stock, 22izc 10.
Eggs-Frcsh current receipts, cases
included, he. Receipts Tuesday 3s5
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q. s. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay.
den. stone & Co. 116-l1S Griswold st. :
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
l,sr u,,t..t.o-,I...

EAST Hl ffAl.0. Dec. tattlet
$50. market steady. prime. 800 ~ 30.
butchers t8ds NeaIs ZOO slow com
mon to chopc. ssnas5 sheep and
lauihs 500 arm, lsmbs. ts.50a : 20
canada lambs s150n7,5. veariiugs,
,Sds15 sheep s3Ts."h Hogs ; 500
Hru, yorkers, ss.,o1S,1o; piss. 3 fon
Co.
CHICAGO. pee cattle. $500.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

steady: beeves sia9e5. Texas. S3.SoU
4 20, western. St2SW75o stockers aud
feeders. sS.l5m S,aQ, cows and h.iiers.
81. .0o0, 81 lower. iight. sl.a5n $50. mix
I'd. ). aoaS S.So. heavy, s>us.aa' roush'
SNUs.2o workers.. NlhQs 20 plkr'
tive sSlSub35 western, sS - n SSo
lambs. natives. s5.25as. western. 500
i qt.sS.
CLEVELAND.
cLENEIA\p Dec s-Hogs: 2,ooo
! steady 10 Sc lower, mediums and heavy.
IS ioas.s6 yorkers, $3.50. piss ana
i lambs. H. cars. $50 top calves zoo
head, 80 tor.