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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-04-13
An a,pful stiffness hung oper the scene

An dtptlu stiffness hunD ODeT INC Sce1le.
chaos Of quivering bars and belts Of
heated atmosphere which remains
above the desert as memorial Of the
first stage Of the entire planets exist
ence, the Imagination Of the prospector
created a paradise Of his own. There
took shape before his eyes Mexican
hacienda, larger and more beautiful
even than that Of Echo's father. the
beau ideal of q home to his limited
fancy And on the piazza in front,
covered with towering vines, there
stood awaiting him the slender figure
Of a woman, with outstretched arms
and dark eyes, tender with yearning
love.
"Echo-Echo Allenw he murmured,
fondly repeating the name. mo, not
Echo Allen, but Echo Lane, for Dick
Lane has redeemed his promise and
returns to claim you as his own"
AS he gazed upon the shimmering
heat waves which distorted and dis
placed the objects within and beneath
Them a group Of horsemen suddenly
appeared to him In the distance and rs
suddenly vanished In thin air.
"Ruralesw calculated Lane. II won
der If they are chasing Apaches. That
Internal mirage gives you no Idea OF
distance or direction. II the red devils
have got away from Crook and slip
ned by these greaser rangers over the
border. they'll sure be making straight
for the Ghost range and by this very
trail. If so, I'm at the best place on 1t
to meet them, and here stay till the
coast Ia clear" Turning to the REQ
cross on the rock, he reflected. Per
haps. after all, it's a case Of 'Nebo's
lonely mountain"
Lane had hardly reached this conclu'
sion before he found 1t Justified by the
sight Of mounted Apache In the re-
gala of war emerging from hidden
did In the trail Below the fortifcation.
Lane dropped behind the parapet, evil
IDENTITY before he was observed, as the
steadily increasing number and loud
ness Of the hdof beats on the rocky
trail indicated to the listener.
Crawling back to his horse and bur-
70. he made them lie down against the
upper wall and picketed them with
short lengths of rope to the ground, for
he foresaw that danger could come
only from the mountain side. Taking
his Winchester, he returned to the par
apet and, half seated. half reclining
behind 1t. opened fire on the unsuspect-
Ing Apaches. The leader. shot through
the head, fell from his horse, which
reared and backed wildly down the
trail. Other bullets must have found
their billets also, but because Of the
confusion which ensued among the In
dians the prospector was unable to
tell how many Of them he had put out
| Of action. In a fash every rider
had leaped of bis horse and, protect
ing himself by its body, was scram-
bling with his mount to the protecting
declivity in the rear. The prospector
was sorely tempted to pump bis car
tridges into the group as 1t poured
back over the rim of the hollow. but
he desisted from the useless slaughter
of horses aloue, knowing that be could
be attacked only on foot'and that every
one of his slender store Of cartridges
must lnd human mark If be would
return to the States alive. They've
got to put me out Of business before
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-04-13

though most of them belong to the city
have no interest In the country. Some
of them may have the mistaken idea
that 1t does not concern them personal
ly. A scarcity of lumber Is felt more in
the city than in the country, as that is
where the most lumber Ii used. 1t has
seemed to me and does now that this
subject does not receive the attention
from our law makers that 1t deserves or
the merits of the case demand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-04-13
Easilv SatisGed.

A countryman who was doing Lon.
don" went to q concert hall and in.
Quired the prices Of seats.
Front seats, 2 shillings; back. 1
shilling; programs. a penny" said the
attendant.
"Oh, well, then," the visitor re.
marked blandly. "I'll take program
seatv'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-04-13
Evils of Tobacco.

An illustration of the evils resulting
from the use of tobacco Is found In the
life OF n Georgia man Of eighty-two
wears who has chewed since he was
eleven and Is now the father OF TWEEN.
ty.five children Cut out tobacco,
young man Clio tAlal Free Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-04-13
rh. F.deral ouarautiue on account Of

The Federal quarantine on account OF
the foot.and- mouth disease has been en-
tirely removed from Michigan and Mary
land. no cases having been found since
early in December. The quarantine or
certain portions of New York and Penn
sylyania remains In effect, but covers
only the particular townships In which
the disease existed, together with Ger
tain adjoining townships. Livestock,
hides, skins, hoofs, etc., may be moved
interstate from the quarantined por.
tiops of New York and Pennsylvania
however, with the permission Of the U
s. Department Of Agriculture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-04-13
What Ha Meant.

Its fortunate that Professor Lung
ley has cold tonight"
What do you mean? II 1t hadn't
been for the cold the professor would
have sung"
"Yes."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-04-13
Badly Named.

There is a man In a midland town
whose name Is Burst. 1t Is a misfor-
tune that would not have attracted
much attention II he had not called his
two children Annie May and Ernest
Will.-London Scraps.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-04-13
Good Luck

Mr. Buggins--A black cat came to
sur back fence last night. Mrs. Bug.
tins- Did Il bring you good luck! Mr.
Buggins-That's what II did ! hit It
the first time 6red. = Philadelphia
Record.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-04-13

Keep the mare quiet and feed care
fully for . week or ten days, when she
NAV be turned in pssture-but only for
a short time at flrst.-Farm Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-04-13
AMONG THE FARMERS.
"sPEED THE PLow."

Correspondence on practical agricultural topic
is solicited. Address all communications 10
tended for this department 70 HENRY d.
ocrat, Paris, Ne.
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The Roundup
"A Romance Of Arizona
Novelized From Edmund Days Melodrama
By JOHN MURRAY and MILLS MILLER
v JOHN MURRAY and MILLS M
A Romance Of Arizona
Novelized From Edmund Days Mel

Copyright. 1908. by C. ". Dnlinsh.m Co.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
PITTSBURG ORCHESTRA
DELIGHTS BIG AUDIENCE

II Detroit always honored visiting
musicians as she did the Pittsburg
symphony orchestra Tuesday evening
in The Light Guard armory. there
would he small reason 70 complain OF
this citys lack of appreciation OF the
opportunities offered by musical man
ayers The audience was large and
representative and such brave show.
ing of wcll-dressed men and women
who applauded enthusiastically and
discriminatory could not help but prove
an inspiration 10 the players and a
source OF pride 10 those loyal persons
who love music for its own sake and
faithfully attend every cOncer. OF
merit The first concert OF the Detroit
Orchestral association series in Oc-
tober was sparsely attended and the
outlook Tor the season was some what
discouragins Tuesday night how
ever. this was dispelled aud il made
everybody happy, for local music low
ers cannot glTe too much support 10
the asSOCiations efforts in making
possible the recurring Visits of the
great orchestras OF the country
Emil Paur and his men were at their
best in the splendid program given
Tschaikcwsry's Manfred" symphony
had its first hearing in this city and
u owed deeply interesting as a study
OF the Russian composers conception
Of ByrOn's text. There is work for
every Instrument in the orchestra.
The delicate beauty and charm Of
the extract and ballet music from
Schuberts "Rosamunde' won the au-
dience 10 an applause that refused 10
he hushed until Director Paur raped
for the next number The "Oberon"
overture opeyed the program. and
Wagner's prelude and Liebstod from
Tristan und Isolde" closed H. with
TIE Manfred symphony, Massenets
Death of the Virgin the Rosa
mGude" number and Schubert-Liszt'
Hungarian march as the remaining
number
Tie orchestra continues 10 improve,
although a each hearing one comedies
its great artistic merit and IL would
seem more could not b. attained After
an absence Of two or three years Herr
.eo Altman. who for a short time re-
sided in Detroit. is again in the con-
c.rtmotstCr's chair Herr Altman has
Just returned from Europe
The New York symphony orchestra
will give the next concert In the series
Jan. 70.
FILA NAE HAWTHORNE
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
SISTER OF MEN WHO SWINDLED
Sl.00o.0OO IN ENGLAND IS DEAD
Mrs. Harriet c. Mott Secured Pardon
for Her Brother, George Bidwel
From Queen Victoria.

USKEGON, Mich. Dec. Mrs.
Harriet G. Mott, sister Of the B!dwell
brothers, who swirdled the Bank of
England and other English people ont
OF 81 900 600 forty years ago. died YES.
terdav Of Bright's disease at Muske-
gon Heights When the swindle oc-
Cured Mrs Mott lived on a farm in
Norton township. one mile from Mus.
Fegon. and was worth $50 The
Biiweil brothers were sentenced 10
life imprisonment in Newgate prison
England
Directly after their conviction, the
sister went % England and began an
attempt 10 have been brothers freed.
Che spent all her money and many
thousands Of dollars given her by out.
siders IN terested in the case. Finally
she succeeded in getting a pardon for
George from Queen Victoria in 1897.
After that she disappeared from view.
coming back 10 Muskegon. where she
has lived ever since.
ANumbeA Of years later Austin was
released through the efforts Of his
gother. Much Of the money used in
ce'linL his release was made from a
book written by George after he was
released. Austin was born In Adrian.
Mich
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
COUNTY PHYSICIANS REPORT.
Were Kept Busy During Year; May
Not Be Reappointed.

County Physicians Stapleton and
Grimes issued their annual report
Tuesday afternoon. showing the work
they had done during the year The
report is in part as follows; Post-mor-
tens. 200; murder cases. %: suspect.
cd cases Of foul play. 40: boys treated
al detention room IS: male cases in
jail hospital, 2S; calls 20 county jail
522 expert testimony in courts. 81: at
tendance Al inqucsts. coroners and jus
tice. I cases dismissed from jail and
turned over To poor commission or re-
leased. II; examination o! alleged in
sane and prisoners. 20; visits TO pris-
oncrg ut hospitals, 81: number OF au-
topsies held at hospitals. etc. %: care
OF Jurors al court g. calls TO county
building 20 attend employees, 8.
II has been rumored that Drs Staple
ton and Crimes will not be re-appoint-
cd, bur the auditors refuse 10 discuss
the matter. Drs Morgan Parker and
Edward b. Forbes are mentioned prob
able successors.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
FIRST PAY-ENTER
At 8 THURSDAY
New Style Of Car Will Start on
Woodward Line-Some Hints
To Passengers.

The frst pay-enter car will pull out
OF the Woodward car house at .
clock tomorrow morning according
to General superintendent Harry Bul,
len. OF the ID. L. r.
I'VE are avoiding the morning rush
hour explained Mr. Bullen. so as
TO give the conductors n chance 10
become familiar with the new work
under the normal day crowd cond
ton. This will give them lots OF
practice in the actual operation so
that by the time the after-work rush
Is on they will be prepared 10 handle
the crowds much better than they
would If given rush crowd without
the practice.
we will greatly appreciate all the
aid the public will give us In the early
operation of this type OF car and the
best aid will he to have the fares
ready when they board the cars. This
will greatly facilitate the work, and
while big help to us will be still
bigger aid to the people themselves.
because there will then be no delay
on the back platform. All that the
people who have fares ready will
have TO do will he 10 deposit them
In the box and pass into the body I'll
the car. not TO be disturbed again.
"Of course our conductors VIII
make change up to the amount of two
dollars. returning the full amount out
OF which the passenger will take the
requisite fare and place II I'm the box,
but little enoTt on the part OF the
passenger 10 have the exact fare
ready and In hand will be found the
easiest way for everybody"
4 6 a m. car ont OF Detroit Is the
bic feature in the new schedule or
the Pontiac division OF the ID. L. t.
that went into effect today.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
pRODCCE.

IRE produce market as n whole has
slowed up Somewhat this week IN noar-
~ all lincs The receipts Of i've pO4l-
try are relatively light and stocks DO
NOT clean up as readily as they did.
while she weather rs against tAe trade
In dressed stock a buyers 40 not want
u pay any more than live stock prices.
Butter Is firm az the advance. but tlgA
PRICES CurtaN the demand some hat.
Eggs arc officially unchanged but
some Individual dealers on the street
are letting down prices on current re-
ccipts trife Trade Ia dressed calves
and hogs IS very Light But few pota-
toes are being shipped 10 market at
present. which gives dealers chance
10 reduce stocks and helps % stifren
the market little. Apples are some
tning Of a drug. and the now crop cali
fornIa oranges are a little lower
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
HAVE SECOND WEDDING
AFTER Is YEARS APART
Barnett Spyder and His Former Wife
Decide Divorce Was Mistake
and Renew Pledges.

NEW YORK, Dec We've had
enough of being apart, and | guess
this time We have got together Wen
stick" Mr. and Mrs Barnett Spyder
of No. 20S Bay Twenty-second-st.,
Brooklyn, declared to Mrs. Squire,
with whom they have boarded for the
last few weeks. Then they took the
train for ST. Louis, Mo. laughingiy
lodging the handful OF rice their good
landlady had held under her apron
The case OF Mr.. and Mrs Spyder ia
peculiar one Their romance has
lad late reblooming Fifteen years
ago they were divorced out in St
Louis. Spyder came east and built
up a fiourishing business in the manu-
facture OF disinfectants. He lived
quietly in lodgings in Brooklyn. and
his friends did not even know he had
been married
Now Spyder is sixty-eight years oil,
and comfortably well of His wife is
four years younger. Just how the
reunion was accomplished is not
knepFt-- Somehow, they kept track or
each other. and as they grew older
realized a new need for each other
At all events Phoebe Spyder and
her husband OF fifteen years back ap-
peared at Borough Hall and asked 20
be married. Tncidently they CHANGED
10 mention that il had happened be-.
fore. Their faces fell when they were
told that the ceremony could not be
performed without a certified copy Cf
the decree which had separated them
However. they refused 20 be- balked
by such an obstacle. Three DAYS
later they appeared again. with the
certified copy. This time their 20.
quest was granted. Last night thew
set of for the scenes Of their old life
together
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
M A RI N E
VESSEL PASSAGES.


'''"''' -
DETROIT. Dec. burlington. La
a. IN. Tuesday: Huron. le.50-p m, Ken
dali l.2O. Berry. 1850. Hartwell l.b5.
pawne4 orion Edwards. s. Calderia,
Noble f.30: Livingstone. 3 A. a. AQp-
kfne a.e5. standard OIL barSes Nos.
2 and 81 AS. GERMAN. 20. AntaZonas,
paisley. d
Rosednle. $50 last night, Australia,
70. Frank Peavey. H. 80. Munro, l.lef
AIex Thompson> els. Ia sale. 2,SO,
Revno'ds a. Carona. g. Watt Emma
l,s--,,,,+,,-.,.,y- Ila.g-sa1l-L- Huron,
4 so, ~ King tunnels $40. MilluO-
kett .. Slraloa Shrigley, $40.
r15vvrr- \ tr-rrrTrr r. esdlX.
noon Naricopa. 1910 y M Huron
CIV, Spademan. T. NJ g. smith Sono-
ma $50. ". &. Mather. i.30, McLouth.
40 Waldo 80. punn. 8. VIKING.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Yesterdays N. Y. STOCKS.
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig X Co. from New York. Dec. l
An oversold MARKET and revival OF
copper combination talk caused
strong opening from which there were
further advances ranging from fract
lions 10 over seven points--the latter
ia Jersey Central The Rock Island Is
sues were strong. the preferred STOCK
and collateral fours selling up TWO
points on rumored ofnciat announces
ment Of the separation from the Frisco
49, t.-4.4---t,@i.p..T -s.lli4Gd-nrarlX two.
Steels something over a point. Heavy
selling III. Chicago A. Northwestern, Ia
aurrrTpatrurr- tv-iS-IsSaleS- bro ke
Trg price or vrTTr Sr0v-iS frr-f- frr-+ttt -i1-sA
market 10 noon was active. with sales
of nearly 5Oo.oeo shares.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
MISS DEATH 81 AN INCH.

MENOMINEE. Mich. Dec H.
while clearing ground at the Grand
Rapids dam workmen came upon 4
stump that had been prepared 'or
blasting by William Rawlings. vho
was killed there last week without
realizing the danger the men cut
into a stump which was charged with
dynamite The cap All charge were
disclosed by the axes Of the workmeu.
The men were staggered by the
thought of how near they shared the
fate OF Rawlings
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
No Ne. + ::s sis NNS s : 1915 No. 1885, s;;
10 K K ss 30 No u .:: s.s Ne 30 II is 49,
per 100 lbs.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Dec, i.--Pork' Firm
mess, ss5,T5uas. Lard: Unsettled.
middle west spot, sltiGa l So suf sio
No. on the spot, ss a sac. Tallow
Easier. city. 6is sac. country. so
6&c Dressed poultry. Easter. Live
poultry, Dull Cheese. Firm. quiet.
Pun cream specials i7miTac: skins,
specials. f4lsc, full skins. SO he.
coffee options opened unchanged 10
So lower. Butter Firmer: receipts!
tubs. 26qS2L1c. imitation creamery
nrsts. 26u 27c Eggs; steady. Re-
Ceipts. >199, nearby white fancy. asa
sSc. mixed. 500 Ssc, fresh rrsts. 2sg
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
1uIcA.o pnonIcE

CHICAGO Dec Eggs, Extras
29iac prim. hrsts. aye. tirsts. % isc.
tftftteFf-e ,s--.staata- a xtEaar a. l. - -aEsta
2sc, dairy extras, 2Sc. firsts. 7Ftfc.
Cheese: Twins i6Ml6Lc daisies. Ice:
young Americas. l6Ni6i,c Live poul-
try. Turkeys l4C. fowls. llnieisc.
spring chickens, II Mt2iac. ducks. II a
Pc geese. Toe.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
ethel Barrymore Has a son.

NEW YORK. Dec lit is stated
al the home of August Belmont. where
she is stopping with, her husband. that
Ethel Barrymore, the actress now
Mrs Russell Colt. is progressing salts.
factory. Mrs. Colt gave birth 10 a
son az the Belmont home on MONDAY.
Her husband Is the son OF Col Samuel
p. Colt, head Of the United States
Rubber Co
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
peshIer.eronson Go a Draw.

BOSTON, Dec. I.--The clalms OF
Dave Deshler of Boston and RAY
Bronson of Indianapolis, for fight
with Battling Nelson, are still IN
settled today, following their meeting
here last night when the decision was
a draw. Deshler easily led for the
first nine rounds. hut in the last three
Bronson's ruggedness saved him from
defeat
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Corset Horse PAGES Fast.

The PAGER. Korrect Shape. that was
prominent in the slow events at the
Ohio State fair, Columbus. in the sta.
BILE OF Doug Thomas, took record OF
2:O7h at birmingham. Ala, recently
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Quotations by Hayden. stone a Co:
open. High. Low. Close


TOLEDO bec Wheat caSh and
IBec.. sI.t9t. MaN. 81 22iq July, sl.0la,
corn Cash. 6oc. Dec. 5ga.c MAY
62fsc. July CO. oats Cash and
Dee F2t,c May $50. July. f2Lc
Pvc. No o. 7si.C. No. 3. &c. Clover
seed cash and pec, ss.I5ia Feb.
SSg2I5 March. ss97i1 Prime alsike.
sos. Prime timothy $50 Oil. but
ter. eggs. unchanged. May; 40. ] tim
othy. s135odff, No 2, SEA- ~ No. g.
sI0R11. Light clover. Mixed STA. No
/ clover mixed. tl2gI25o. No; ?. $40,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
NEW YORK COTTON.
BUTTER AND EGGS

Bntter-Crcameries. extras. 32isc.
frsts. isc. dairy butter. &c packing
stock, 22iec 10
Eggs-i'resh current receipts, cases
Included. 2Sc doz Receipts Wednes
day. 400 cases.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

Most OF the milk used in Siam is
imported In condensed form, few OF
the natives keeping cows or goats or
using their MIX.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

An average of l3 persons a day who
use the railroads OF The country ron
footpaths pay for the practice with
their lives. .a.-sau
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Markets and Finance
LIVE STOCR.

No. clover. siOuilA oat and wheat
mixed straw. IS per ton.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

CHICAGO. Dec. i.-Decemher wheat
opened steady to.i.c higher May was
steady 'o &C. lower. Commission trade
was n ght and PIT traders were inclined
- buy. Corn started = n Sc OF with
brokers selling. oats. Active and high
-s-f-gan1- geueral trade Provisions:
Lower all around win PRODUCT nHrd to
sell
%o0n. Wheat and corn continued 20
decline. wheat losing from - n y O..
oats: FIactionaily lower
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

uustnes.-Iike Printing. No fuss ana
no feathers The plain. neat KIND that
looks right Times Printing Co.. 10
John Y st Phone 1893
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

Bob Printing done right. Times
prlnsfng Co. Is John R.-st Phi 1893.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
EAST RuFEAIo-Openlnx

EAST BUFFALO. Zee i.--Dunning
a stevens live stock report-tattle;
cars. steady Hogs. 30 cars slow
heavy. $40. workers. $50 pisa y 10.
Sheep: SO cars. steady. best ianhs.
sfS5. yearlings, s6W6sS. wethers, sog
h25. ewes. st.75n5 ). Calves siSo q 90.
EAST BtFEALO-Ciosr.
EAST BUFFALO. Dee l-tattle
-A~aa-ll-rt.- -sLrAdA- prime. 81 500 10.
butchers s3NG. Ncals. 700. ACTIVE.
common To- choice. s6u 10. sheep and
i-trrrtr---7AAu aealT lambs SO 81 q 80 /,
Canada lambs, sa5a V ~, Nearlinss,
s. IS a Is so. sheep. s2u %. Hogs 1850.
firm, workers.. sS.35ds.i0, pigs, $3.50
s35
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. bee .1-Cattic. $4,000,
steady hceves 81 S5Gsl5: Texas. se7o
% -. western. siWi,i0. stcckers ana
feeders 81 iOn 1.l6, cows and heifrrs.
s. W5.s5. calves. s6.5uN.5o. Hogs
$4,000. fair. light, ss.loefN 20, mixed.
s. 76uS3a. heavy. $3.50 tNto. rough.
t-H5N $40, workers., SN.QS H>'5, piss.
81 65n17o sheep 80 600. strong ma
tive. 80 as. western. 81 as. lambs,
native s. % a 80. western. sa.e5 "a !, 90.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Dee Hogs 400 inc
lower mediums and heavies. s. -.
WORKERS. s>.i5. pigs aud lights. s. 70
SlG cattle cars, steady Lambs:
o. cars. $3.50 top Calves. 500 81 30
top
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

Ic1non--californIa. s5.5O9e box.

Iesnons-CalifoTnia $5.6O9G box.
Musbrooms-Juu coo lh.
OranRe.-t'alifo rnia naVels, s2i5 u
box. FlOridas. sZ.j0fI 27J box
Onions-M chigan. 80 WG0c bu, new
Spanish. $40 per crate.
OIIs-Raw linseed. Gic. boiled lin
seed, 65c gal less l per cent for cash
In 10 days, diamond headlight kero-
sene. si2c. turpentine. in barrel lots.
62c gal.
Pop Corn-Ears. 1@li@c 10.
Provisions--Ness pork, ;25. family
pork. $50, medium clcar. SIC, smoked
hams. liiac; dry salted briskets, l3c;
shoulders. l2lsc; picnic hams. l21sc.
PincnppIes-S2Q RS doz
Poultry Hens. I2MiSc 10; springs
I3u rlc 10. geese. II n lec ID, ducks
liu1iikc ID turkeys. young. 15m Ice
H. dressed hens. bale ID, springs
1tg isr 10. gees. l2W he I'D. ducks.
ISc ID tuFKeys. l6ul1c 10
P",ntoes-Car lots. bulk, 80 q Soc bu;
puInces-sI. 50al.75 bu.
Hnbbits-Si f5GI2 doz.
sweet Potntocs-JerSeys KIN dried,
s. 80 crate 81 but. Nirginias. 75c bu,
81 - bill
sugar-Crystal dominoes. y795. Eagle
tablets $500, cut loaf. $40. cubes
IS 55. xxx powdered. s5.s5. standard
powdered. $3.50. graduated. extra
coarse. $3.50. granulnted. fine. in bulk.
$40. graduated in 25-lb. cotton bags,
t5.45; Michigan granulated, IS 20. dla-
mond A. s. 80, confectioners A. 556.
No. /. $40, No. ?. $40, No. 3. $685..
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

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The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
LOCAL. STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by Lewis c..
Gorton. No iil3 Majestic building,
Dee. |. 1903.
Financial.