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The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
Old pIreetere EIeeted

directors were elected as follows In
the annual meeting of the Michigan
Fire & Marine Insurance Co. Tuesday
al w. O'Brien, F. j. Hecker HoNt
post Walter G. Mack, d. NJ Ferry, Jr.
X. p. JOY. James Cravens. A. Fl Will
sinson. clinton Goodloe Edgar. II
KIRK White. II. p Baldwin. Charles 3.
Calvert f. A. Schultz. William V,
pface. g. w. Thompson. Philip II. Nc
MILAN. +. e. briggs. william r. HeeS.
james D. Standish, Lem w Bowen
.Charles c. jerks. George II. Barbour.
William n Murphy. Charles Sunch-
field. Chas. l.. Palms. Carl A. Henry,
David c. Whitney. Or. J. b. Book
Charles T.. Peltier. and +. II. Whitney.
The present officers will probably be
reelected without exception during the
afternoon. They are: President, M.
W O'Brien: vice-president. Frank H.
whitney: secretary. T.. J. Booth; treas
nrer. r. A. Schultz: assistant secre-
tnry. r. p. Webb; assistant treasurer,
George +. Lawson
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
DON'T LIKE NEW COURT RULE.
Jurors object to Losing Days Pay
and other Provisions.


The court rules put into effect by
the circuit court judges several weeks
ago. by which jurors were deprived
Of one days pay, and were compelled
10 be in court early Monday mornings.
is meeting with more opposition from
the jurors as time goes on. As the
Judges show an inclination TO stand
pat the agitation among the jurors
grows stronger.
The rule holding court on Monday
morning is opposed largely By the
Jurors from Sumpter and Van Buren,
townships. where there are no cleo
trio roads These men are compelled
TO leave home Sunday afternoon TO
rach court at $50 Monday. The
other provision of the new rule, cut
ting off one days pay. meets the OPP
position OF every Juror. and consider
able caustic talk is heard on the man
ner in which the judges had $1,000
added 10 their salary recently while
the Jurors were cut from SIS 70
per week. The jurors point out that
AT the last session of the legislature
their salary was increased from $3.50
to SO per day. but this is Of little
benefit 20 Wayne court jurors, since
the new court rule was adopted
Judge Donovan is siding with the
Jurors in their efforts TO have the old
hours adopted. with six days pay.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

Copper sNNTr sOIes OF Jan -. Tur-
nished by Hayden. stone 4 Co. Adv.
2.2lO. \. q. r. 9.273; All. 50, Anc., 60;
Are l.2l5, 4 g., e,765, Arm. 100, AtL.
go. Bat. 2G5. Bonz. 100, Bos CON,
x T.. 60; c. & a. e.94S: c. 4 r.. 30;
cent 255, G H.. lOo Cop, r.. 1855;
r. b. e025 Elm r., $50: Frank. 74o,
GN. 1855. CIR. 40; G. c., 4.1o5. Hanco
1870: u Hvlv. go, Roy. LOS0. Kerr. +l3;
Kew 80, Lake. 1885. Las. 1885;
Mass $40 Mayn. 70. Miami = loo,
Mich. So Moh, NS1, New. 2.l6S, Nip.
602. y B., 6.6l1. y l.. 1879. Ojih.
51u. @ -. 105, Csc 35. ParSS , ).
F. 5s5 shan 965 Utah, 335; sup.
l,l05, : y b.. 1855; : x r. 2.7eS;
TAM, 6$5 Trim. 49, L : r. 5000;
do pfd. Sol. IL Cons. 990, Wet. %;
WIN. Lal5. Wow ~. WAN. 700
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
CHILDREN UNDER IS
TO Be BARRED
FROM COURT
Judge Connolly Aims Hard Blow 81
Defendants Who Try To Work
Sympathy Racket On
the Jury.
sMen Accused of Crime Rush Babies
To Front To Ward OFF Punish
ment," Says Associate Recorder.

No child under the age OF 10
years shall be admitted 10 this
eaurt room during the trial Of any
defendant who Is charged with
felony. except. when said child Is
called as a witness, or for identl
ncatioR, IN which case said child
shat. remain in the court room
\ only while giving testimony, OF
While being Identified.
4 shall be deemed contempt or
this court for any person 10 insu-
gate or procure the attendance q!
child in this court in violation
OF the above rule
The above general order, which VII
have q most important bearing upon
many emotional defenses IN the re
eorders court, was issued "wednesday
BY Judge Connolly
The Boyajian case offered a sample
OF the small child used as a bid Tor
sympathy. The melodramatic play IN
which Dr. Boyajian and his little
daughter figured. brought forth a stun
rebuke from Judge Connolly.
AT other times there has been ground
for suspicion that mothers. whose nus
hands are on trial for grave offenses.
stick pins in their babies TO make
them crv at the appropriate time, for
the purpose OF arousing sympathy.
Relative TO the new order, Judg
Connolly said:
The purpose of the enforcement or
the rule is twofold-to protect these
immature minds from the demorahzlnS
effects that come from listening TO re-
eftais OF lust bloodshed or ROBBERY
and TO protect the administration or
Justice from a species OF strategy
which is becoming too common, nam''
~. having a defendants wife and chill
dren in evidence in the court room SO
as to improperly influence the jury.
There are men who. when accused OF
crime, will hide behind their wives
skirts, and rush their babies TO the
front to ward of the chastisement OF
Justice. Misplaced sympathy, caused
By these dubious methods. is. next tc
the common practice of perjury. the
most prolific source of outrages 10 the
majesty of the law.
Il do not believe that the defend
ants right TO a public trial Is violatet
Dy TINS OTueF. IAN IL 'oS Salu tHaS
man charged with abusing woman
loses his rights because a child Is ex
cluded from the recital oi his fou
crime? Anyhow. the courts ought no
&C be crime kindeTgartens.
"The charter provision is not broaf
enough TO prevent the evil aimed al
Under its terms, a parent or guardian
may bring an immature child into
court in any case and many OF them
do so with malicious purpose.
THE order is based upon the gen
eral powers OF the court to protect the
integrity and purity OF its proceed
ings."
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
JEALOUSY CAUSED SHOOTING.
Murusr OF Toledo Crock Resulted
From Suuabble over Woman.

George Seymour, who shot and
killed Art Downing. a fellow crook. In
the Bull Dog cafe in Toledo Tuesday
noon. and who was thought to De Zee
ing toward Detroit, where he is veil
known. gave himself up TO the Toledo
police q few hours after the shooting,
and pleaded self-defeDse.
The hooting. a spectacular AFFAIR, is
said TO have resulted from jealousy
over seymour wife. Sarah Seymour.
now our On bail from the recorder 5
court in Detroit She was captured BY
Detective Nellie Connors in Crowley,
Miner & Co.'S store while in the act
of stealing a $50 set OF furs. She
gave the little store detective hard
hattie. but Miss ConnoTs chung game
~ TO her prisoner until officers from
Tolice Headquarters arrived Detec-
tive Tom Lally. who never forgets a
face. identified Mrs. Seymour the mo
ment he saw her. IL is said that she
is nov in "oiedo
Downing, the murdered man, was q
crock OF international reputation. as Is
his slayer. Seymour. Downing recent
~ returned L. Toledo from France.
and the Toledo police declare that ne
was implicated in a big robbery IN
I ondon. before his homecoming. Sey-
racRr and Downing were entering the
crowded Bull Dog cafe, when they had
a few words, and three shots rang OF.
one bullet entered Downing's nose. an.
other pierced his temple, and he fell
forward dead. There was a panic In
the restaurant. patrons tipping over
chairs and tables in the EFFORT 10 get
out. In the excitement Seymour fed
Ii is said that ne shot through his Cwu
.oyercoat while carrying the revolye:
in his nOcEef
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
KID "PANHANDLERs" CAUGHT
Boys Of Twelve and Nine Years Ar
rested For Begging.

Traffic Officer Roche made new
record for himself Wednesday morn
ing In arrestinE beggars.
II have arrested beggars before.
many Of them. said Roche. - hC stood
guard over his latest TWO captures,
but his il the limit g"
over in a corner OF Lieut. Rreaults
Office sal Earl Delaney, Of No. AZ La
favettc-blrd. and Patrick ChadwicS.
80 2j7 Iloward.st Earl Is y wears
old: Patrick. 8
These are the panhandiers. said
Roche. chuckiing Held up i've liner
eut men Oh NonrOe-ave But they are
poor poHhandlcrs Never got a cent
w, wanted 20 90 20 the nickel
snow" aid Earl. as the tears welled
up In BIS ewes.
"Yoa oughJ 10 be in school, hadn
you he was asked.
"N.n-no. said Earl. "Y'see, We met
a little kid that told us that the teach
or was sick. and there wasn't going
to be any school So We come down
10 see the show
The boys were given a lecture by
Lieut. 3tcault
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
FREE PRESS I'm WRONG" AGAIN
Commissioner Crou Explains order
Enormously Reported.

Police Commissioner Croui takes
exception 70 an item ia Wednesdays
Free Press 20 the effect that be has
ordered policemen to make no more
complaints against drivers for falhng
10 tie their horses or Tor driving on
the wrong side OF the street
No such order has been issued.
said the commissioner 70 The Times
THE order instructs policemen TO
give drivers all the assistance possible
when they are forced. by the presence
OF Snow iH the streets. 10 drive on the
wrong side but the ouicers are also
instructed 20 make complaints Tor all
wilful violations OF the traffic or.
dinance
The order is ia line vith the sue
gestions made ~ Judge Phelau az the
/ ordinance session last Monday.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
New coneerns lneorporate

The Auto-Kuhl Radiator Co. h
fled articles of association with I
county clerk. The capital stock
5000 and the following are stoC
holders: NJ. NJ. McGrath. p G. Wer
erter, A. A. Watson. II. J Wernet.
A. Wernet. c. S. Heddlesay. j.
Giddings. A. Gaynor and F. c. Sire
del The William w. Slocum Mar
featuring Co. with a capital OF 81
600. has also fled articles. II "
manufacture games. toys, etc. T
are w. w. Slocum,
G.. Trump and G. VI. Slocum.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
Owens Motion For New Trial Denied

Attorney Procto h. Owens made
an unsuccessful motion iu Judge Ron.
merits court "Wednesday FOR new
trial 81 the case o. Charles Skerfng.
ton against DR. Charlie, W Hitch.
cock Il was go connection with This
case that owens was recently called
before the Judges 10 explain certain
alleged negligence on mis- part After
the trial which Went In favor of tho
defendant Mrs. Skefngt0n. wife OF
the plaintiff gave him $40 with which
to appeal the case. He apparently
forgot about IL anu the time for am
appeal elapsed Then Mrs. SkeHing.
ton complained TO the Judges that he
had taken her money but did nothing
for her. owens returned the money
to Mrs Skeffington and then secured
permission 10 fiic a motion Tor new
trial. which Judge Rohnert denied.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
SKIPPED WITH JEWELS.
Alleged Army CAPTAIN Wanted Here
Is Arrested in New York.

Charged with skipping from Detroit
and neglecting to pay for about S4OO
worth of jewelry purchased from Sol
Sallan. of No. "a Woodward-ave., Cart.
Leopold McLaglen, OF the British
army, was arrested by the New York
police as lac was about to board 4
ship ter England.
Sallan swOre cut warrant against
McLaGlen "Wednesday morning. and
the Boer war hero and adyentuTer is
to be brought here for trial.
McLaglen's wife. a young woman
whom he wooed and won in Napoleon.
o.. was the person who tipped him
Of to the New York police He left
her in Detroit. where they lived at
tire OXFORD hC.el She obtained money
from her parents and set out on his
tr2.l
Capt. McLsslen is said 70 be nearly
seven feet tai. and 20 have posed as
a lion tamsr lie wanted 10 pat on
vaudeville act in the Temple the
alter. bur his proposition was turned
down Then he bought the jewelry
and failed to pay for II before be left
a week age
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
Church sued FOR Unpaid Claims.

DeMan Bros. who furnished most OF
the material I'm the new Campbell-ave.
NJ r. church. started suit against tho
church In circuit court Wednesday To
collect S214310. which they claim IS
stil unpaid This material was fur
nished TO +. Lampman a. Son. the
contractors by direction Of the church
tcatcers. It is alleged. The Detroit SAY
ings bank and the Fidelity Mutual LIE
Insurance co. who hold mortgages on
the property. and the Lowrie & Roll
inson Lumber So. who claim an inter
est In the building. are also named a.
defendants
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
U. S. cow BONDS.
NEN YORk pnOnIfCE.

NEW YORK. Jan 6.-Pork-Quiet.
Lard-IrreRulRT; middle west. spot
Si2.05 n 1915. SuEar-Raw. DUH and
heavy. refined. duh and weak. Coffee
Rio No. Z, on the spot So. 0SAc
Tallow-Quiet. city. SIC. country. 6is
U7hc. Dressed poultry quiet. UNI
changed. Live poultry easy, un-
specials. ~ 6tiSc; full skins, specials,
l+hc, fan skins, so c.
Coffee options opened steady. un-
changed To points advance. Butter
Quiet. unsettled; receipts 5.5I6. cream
cry extra. soc: state dairy. tubs, - az
soc. imitation creamery. hrsts. 20 a &c.
nearby white. fancy. 44Q45c; nearby
mixed. fancy. asa zoe, fresh hrsts. is
u42c
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
WHOLESALERS PROSPEROUS.
Association Doubles Membership
Year; Annual Meeting Friday.

The Wholesaler & Manufacturers
association, Of Detroit. with mem.
Dership that has more than doubled
ia the past IL months. will hold its ar.
nual meeting in the Hotel Cadillac
Friday evening, following an informal
dinner at 6:l5. For this reason the
regular weekly luncheon was omitted
"Wednesday noon.
A year ago the membership OF the
association numbered just 80 firms.
To-day Il includes 1876 an increase or
an even 100 members Full reports
viii be submitted on the association
wofl, in transportation matters AMI
is development along other lines.
h. w. Smiley, manager OF the cro6il
department OF the Peoples State
bank vii; be the speaker AZ the din
ner and will talk on The man who
fskcs the negative"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
NeM olreetors Added.

Paul II Deming and H. ID. sheldon
have been added TO the directorate of
the Diamond Manufacturing Co. The
other members are l.. II. Jones. Rich
ard +. JOY. w. J. Montgomery. G. b.
Davis and ID. u. Lee OfficerS will be
elected in a meeting to be held later
In the week. There are no changes
in sight
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
NEW YORK COTTON.
Cotton prices furnished by Hayden.
tone 4 co OppDinE
PRODUCE

Country produce OF nearly all kinds
has Heeu given black eye this week
Butter was the first 10 suffer. but at
the reduced prices the trade is taking
hold again and dealers rather look for
some recovery next week Eggs Were
dropped a cent Yesterday. on Increasing
receipts OF fresh eggs. Outside mar
kets have gone on more than this and
the tendency here Will probably be
downward as production increases.
Dressed calves and hogs are both In
better than usual supply. and are NOV
ing slowly. The former are on Il little
IN price and both are easy. Rabbits
are beginning 10 come a little sloppy.
and potatoes continue duh and easy.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Jan. &c Wheat opened
steady to ~ up on the higher cables.
Buving light and scattered. Corn
STEADY to &c higher. Commission
houses sold freely, oats. started
stronger bat the market met general
selling. Provisions frmer on good
buying Of lard.
%oyn-N heat eased Of after the
opening but later errOveted ali the
eitriv loss Corn unchanged 10 = e.
down oats easier
Close-W Wheat closel strong and
higher. an around, Corn and oats eN-
crpt July oats. sharply lower Pro-
visions ended generally higher,
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
c. n. hecker In Lumber Firm.

G. H. lIecker. son OF Col. F. J.
Heckcr. was elected secretary of the
Detroit Lumber Co az the company's
recent annual meeting. Henry Otis,
who was formerly secretary and treas
urer. l. now treasurer. the work hav.
ing been divided. Col Hecker owns
large interest In the company
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
HAYES Company Elects Officers.

Officers elected in the annual me-
ing Of the Hayes Manufacturing c
Tuesday. are: President. III. j
Hayes: vicc.president, Henry II. Sar
er. secretary and treasurer, II. +. c.
row. directors. IL. jay Hayes. Ill.
Carrow, James H. Finn. Henry
Sanger. Hal H. Smith and n. A. Ha
kins.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
NEW YoRk sTock LETTER.

Reported for The Times By carson,
Craig * TO: On higher London
clblrs. the stock market opened TINS
morning AT a sensational advance OF
from I 10 { points. and made some
slight additional advances ia the early
trading Short covering, IN Amalga-
mated and Anaconda lent additional
strength. but the larger financial pow
ers We're evidently not bidding Tor
stocks an1 the advance halted IA most
instances 1T the earlier gains.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
To DISCUSS -euildino code

The first pubic hearing on the new
building code ordinance will be held
by the council committee on or.
dinances next Wednesday morning Il
10 O'Clock I'm the city hall As there
are 20i pages In the copy Of the code.
iS will not be finished at one session.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
CHICAGO pRnnUCE.

CHICAGO. IAN. -1ntter--Cream-
cry. extras. soc; frsts. 3lQ32c; dairy
extras. Sic: irsts. 2sc. Eggs-Prime
hrsts ace, hrsts, Sic. Cheese-Twins.
l6A a i7c; daisies. l7M17Ac, young
Americas. l6tam16Nac; market very
firm. Live poultry-Turkeys. lie:
fowls. 13c, spring chickens. l3QlAc:
ducks. l4Ht5c. geese. lOm1lc
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter - CreameTies. extras, soc;
hrSts. 29C. dairy butter. zoe, packing
stock. 93c per lb.
EEEs-Fresh current receipts, cnses
included Gle doz Receipts on We'd
nesday. iS5 eases.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
TnLEDO.

TOLEDO. O.. Jan 26--Wheat Cash
and MAY SIe5ss July sos Corn
cash. 6Si4c. May, t0c, July, csc sept.
4Ic. sept i2lsc Rye-No :. S2lac,
No. 1Stac Cloyerseed--Casl and
Jan. $50 Fgb. $50. M nr
aIsfke s. 40 Prime timothy So. But
ter eggs and hay. unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27


Apples-Fancy. s30s.75; common.
s. 50 q $50 per hbl; western box apples.
nannna--tiood shipping stock. US,
G2.50 according to quality.
RcapS--nvied Lima. s1c 10.
CuuIinower - California, s275 per
CRnbaGe-S20225 pe- Dbl
Chee>e-AiiChigan fun cream. l611c;
York STATE sc: lim1arSsr &c. oi'eA
CONFERENCE.-THE 2 25 bu; S5jo9s.5o
Date--Persian. 5aec; Fards. s@9lsc
Dressed CnIyes-Fancy, 1919 GI1c;
common. qfiIoc 10.
DrcSse Ho4ss--tigat. la5 lie, heavy,
r-g--Tnported. new. 11GI4c ID: Cal.
ifo-nig. SIC toN.
FInnnn Huddie--1o0llc per 10.
Fresh ucumbcrs. hot
house s1.5h doz; lettuce hot house.
9Tloc 10 heal lettuce. s. IS per ham,
per, radishes 25@ SOC per doz. wax
green beans s. '1US hamper Creeh
, peppers % basket rutnhaI" 3ods tOc
bu; Hubbard SQUASH, ? y n &c ID; Flor
ida tomatoes. s. 50N2.75 C-basS rate;
water crcss 3oWS5c doz turnips. COO
bu; beets. coo BAl: carrots. coo bn.
GrnpeS-Malagas. 81 q 800 bbi
Craps. i'ruit--I3. 50 1E5 70 doL
HRy-DetrOit dealers are paving the
lots Z o :. Detroit: TO 'ir, q -.
clover mixed. slGM1G.5O. rye straw.
IS: wheat and oat straw s. per
ton Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
from $14 10 SIS. as TO quality.
cured. ioise; No. j green. SIC; No !
green sac: kip cured No. l. l2he;
No. ,. lQi1c green. No !. lie 80 ..
sls c.. eelf green, No. !. iec: r,o. 2. 4he,
cured so l. Iitc; 80 "a SszsSo e,,
skins. as tc Wool. 5oc as15o
/ Uonry-Fancv white f4hl5c. amber,
IG9lIc: extracted. e9l0c ID.
Lemons-california. $3.50 $3.50 Dor
hiushrooms--5Ue per lb. -.
Nuts-Waluuts. I5GG 16c: almonds. ~
a loo. pecans. 12G I5"; Aiberts. II a &c:
Braztls. ~ I0c. mixed NUTS. l3O - lpi
new hickory nuts. shelloarks. ~ 29V
$50
acknowledgment 7543Oc bU; new
Bermudas. $2.7j per bu.
OrHngcA-CaIitOrnia naVcls, S2.Ib a ),
Floridas. 81 30 box. tangerines. $292 %
box.
s1s5: selects. 81 gal standards. in
small cans zoe: large cans. 25c' Sc
lt,r- S,r~il. -" II rae, $50 can
ioridas, Sl.7JW2 per
doZ, s. n 800 per crate
Poucnrn---t IS, 'ti2Hc III.
POtntOes-Clr lots. hulk. 3503Sc;
bags. -Sqy4Oc Du. uew bernHdas. s-.5O
PouItry-springs. ltGlsc; fowls.
keys. I7419c. Dressed hens l4Y iSe
springers. 15D16c, ducks II ~ lse:
geese. Is dlsc: turkeys. 2OV2zc 10
Rabbits-s1 .256 $50 doz
swceG t'OtuIOPS--JersTys. kin DRIED.
TaIlow-No. !. &c: No. 2. sac 10
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27

No. IL. stsO: No. ls. S4.SS; No. IL
lass, No. 10, Sfs5 per LOO pOundA
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
CHICAGO.


chicago Jan. -Cattlc-Receipts
600. weak aeeves. s4.lOM 40, Texas.
So "a so western. S4N $50; stockers
and feeders 81 70 80. cows ana heif-
'arsN SEA 5.tU calves S1d925 Hogs
Receipts 5000 . to ZOE higher; lght,
So MN.se mixed $NN $40 heavy
SS.10GA l5. rough. s. I0m 500. workers.,
Ss.20Ft SEQ. pigs. S63GN 80 Sheep and
ambs--l.-ceip 10000 steady. ma
tive~. s. goo H 5N5. western. S390M b. 80 /.
lambs, natives sea 3O western. 50 a
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27

Receipts $50. duu prime, 1913 No so
butchers. S30S15. Feals Receipts
roo slow. common To- ChOtce - y 10. 20.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 1000. slow.
lambs. S14S.25, canada lambs, $190m
\. yearIiugs. s1n1.5O. sheep. 50 n 6.2j.
Hogs Receipts 1850. SLOW, workers.,
{ /. IN mr. a. 90
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
JOEnING PRICES.
Conce-Iackage coffee. l00-ib. case
Sl4sbTyl7 delivered
"A nnIaa rails. kI.T1

Conce-I acKage coneU. lO0-ib. case,
Sl4sbTl7 delivered.
Camel GoOdH--Apples. gals. t2IS.
baked Vans, lib. 50U60c: Lima bsans.
sIdIsO Corn-Fancy Maine, I.lO
standa ri. Sc Table beets. l.25 " l.AO.
Peas--Fancy carly June. tl25; stand-
ards. 81. soaked 50M1Oc. SALMON
Sockeye, tall. Sl.G5. nat, SIs5; Alaska
reds. $50: Alaska pi;4ks. 81 roma
toes 7bdS5c: succotash. flQ LILO ooI
Feed-Bran, 500: fine nlddlinRs. 40.
coarse middlings, sec cracked coin, tZs.
coarse corn meal SIS; corn ana oats
chop $40 ton. -,
Fionr-Michlgan patents in wood,
best seas: ordinary patents. - 10.
straight. sos: clear 81 pol Kyo hour
on~-Raw iInseed. 7sc: boiled linseed.
1gc. Diamond headlight kerosene, ohc'
Perfection. Zoe EOecne, lZc. crown
gasoline. l3c gal. turpentine In parrei
ProsIsions-.Mess pork. $3.50; family
pork S2i75425. medium clear. ZOO
Is: smoked hams. &c. dr. saltsd bris-
kcts. 14c: shoulders, 12hc. picnic mama
l2hc: bacon. l6016hc; lard In there es.
14h a. ibikc. kettle rendered - tHC 10
sunar-Quotptions corrected daily oy
w. III Edgar < Co: Crystal dominoes
t7.95. Eagle tablets, $3.50; cut loat
364O: cubes, S565. xxx powdered
S5.S5, standard powdered. $3.50; gran
ufated extra coarge. $3.50; granulated.
fine. Ia bulk IS 40. graduated, IN 25-lb
cotton bags. S54S. Michigan granulat'
ed. $3.50. diamond A. $50, CONNECTION
ers A, s5.g5; No. 1. $40; No. z. 81 40.
No. 3. $685.. No. 4. t5.30; No. 6, f52Si
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND o.. Jan 26-Hogs-
Receipts 1000 market 100 lower. mrdi-
ufns. wiNrd and workers.. $50; pigs
and lights. SN Cattie--Receipt 2 cars.
slow Lamb Receipts cars. s. top.
CaINes -EelnInIe loo head. $40.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
Carson, Craig e. CO

sO4 Chamber OF Commerce, Detroit.
STOCKS. BONDS, GRAIN AND
PROVISIONS.
Members BOatOu stock Exchange, CT
eaEO Board OF Trade.
Private wires TO all markets.
Michigan correspondents OF Pain
wcbber a Co. Boston, and Logan
Bryan New York and Chicago.
Branch Ofnce-2O9-2OO Hammond Ma
Stock certificates delivered promptll
Correspondence solicited
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27

LIVE STOCK -
EAST BUFFALO-OpcnIng,

BI'FFAI.O Jan. 81 special. J--C at
lie Receipts 30 cars extremely dull
IT1us-Eeteipts 20 cars strong heavy,
s. 5rnSc0: workers.. $500 $50; pigs
SS25. Sneep and Lamhs-Recetptsa 20
cars slow hest lambs IS no: Neat-
..o.-s s55oN575 Calves--$JN l050
f.EIsgHs a
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
Markets and Finance
YESTERDAYS N. z. STOCKS,

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stone & co. ltG-tls Griswold-st- ,.,....